The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

Ileayg Camden station at neon to-day I1ers
are plenty OF men, but they are afraid 20
take ont trains, as the strikers are thTeaten.
ing and trouble is unprecedented to-nis mt.
The report OF the burned bridges is UNI
true. &. II ss, - 81
LATER FROM BALTIMeREs-ASoTHER ATTACR
on CAMDEN. sTATIpN-THE POLICE DTsPEs.s5E
|! TIE RIoTERs-s1xTY. ARRESTS MADE.
Is BALTIMORE, July H.-Long before DIX
The streets ia the neighborhood OF Camden
station began to fill with people, and ex-
citement increased as the crowd gathered.
"a guard Of soldiers waS placed around the
depot, and in front Of them were the po-
lice. Between 8 and O'Clock several shots
were fired at the intersection OF Eutaw and
Barre streets, and the soldiers loaded their
1pieces with ball. The officers, however, or
idered the men to Withdraw the charges, and
It was done. In the meantime the crowd on
Eutaw, street, which now numbered about
2 OOO persons, cheered, fired off pistols, and
acted in very disorderly manner. Find
inc. however, that they could not provoke
the soldiers to fire.. they massed their iorcesat
the corner of Camden and Eutaw, where a
drunken man made furious speech. About
this time railroad torpedo was fired off q
square or SO below, and general panic en-
sued. The crowd returned again III few
minutes and openly discussed the feasibility
of breaking into Camden station from the
front Between o and 10 O'Clock force OF
about $50 police marched up Camden street
where the rioters were most numerous, ana
after coming to halt, orders were given TO
charge. The crowd instantly started to run
and the police followed, discharglng blank
cartridges from their revolvers and COM
pletely dispensing the crowd. About tfty OF
the rioters retreated to Little Paca street,
where they began tearing up the pavement
for the purpose of protecting themselves
but their operations were interrupted by
the police, who scattered them with a round
OF blank cartridges. This dispersed the
or ovid, and those who remained and were
at all inclined to be disorderly were at once
arrested and coralled in the gentleHlen's
waiting.room at Camden station. The police
made about sixty arrests in all, but none OF
them were railroad meh. t.&/
THE PRESIDENT ISSUES A PROCLAMATION COW
ERING THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES ORDER
HANCOCK ORDERED TO BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-The Secretary OF
War directs General Hancock's two strong
batteries to both Washington and Fort NC
Henry. 49,.
The Secretary OF War, after consul tation
with the President, has directed General
French to send a portion Of his troops to
Cumberland, Md. This is in response to
requisition from Governor Carroll, OF Ma
ryland. .,a.f l.,...,,- ~ /.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
the vessels of the North Atlantic squadron
to assist in transporting troops.
The President has issued proclamation,
similar to that in regard to West Virginia,
covering the entire United States, and or
ders the obstructi0nists to dispense on or
before u O'Clock tomorrow, July ed.
This proclamation ignores State lines. The
preliminary proclamation, however, alfudes
call of Governor Carroll j.
The Secretary Of War has ordered Gene
raj Hancock to Baltimore. ,st, .' -tEr
THE SITUATION IN CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-General French
reports that the troops ordered to Cumber-
land have duly arrived, and that the rail.
road officials felt relieved, and they hoped
to start trains Tomorrow --''''t''.'- ;
SHOPMEN JOINING THE STRIKERS AND TROOPS
FRATERNIZING.
NEWARK, OHIO, July 21.-Shopmen Joined
the strikers. 1t is reported that the troops
fraternize with the strikers.
/ MOVEMENT oF,TRooPs.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 21.-The Fifty
a. lne laff u1r oil IL
FORTRESS MONROE, July 21.-Two com.
panies Of artillery leave tonight on the
steamer George Leary for Baltimore, and
two companies on the Lady Of the Lake fol
Washington, to aid in .suppressing the
strikers. Each company numbers 200.
FORT MONROE, VA, July 2l.-Battery 1,
Of the Fourth artillery, and Battery 4, Of
the Second artillery, will. leave here at
O'Clock this evening for Baltimore. Bat
terry A, OF the Third artillery, and Battery
&c, of the Fifth artillery, will leave at |
O'Clock this evening for Washington:
TROOPS SENT TO CUMBERLAND. =
MART1NsBURG, W. VA, July 1850 p
N-General French, United States army,
has sent two companies to Cumberland
Trouble is unprecedented at Piedmont.
THE MILITIA OF NEW JERSEY IN READINESS.
|. TRENTON, N. j., July Ex-Governor
Beal has issued orders holding the militia
in readiness.
NEW COMPLICATIONS AT NEWARK, OHIO.
COLUMBUS, July 21.-Complications have
arisen at Newark, the county commissioners
refusing to vote money for the sustenance
Of the military. The strikers came forward
and guaranteed to furnish food to the
troops. 1t is reported that citizens have
guaranteed the strikers that they shall not
want for eatables to sustain life. The
troops appear friendly to the strikers,
laughing and joking with them. A rumor
prevails that the troops will shortly be
withdrawn. Passenger travel on the Pan