The New York herald., 1877-07-26


REWARDS OFFERED FcR THE ARREST OF
LAwBREAAEBs
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY July IS, 1871
All was quiet 10 the city ana at West Albany
through the morning The workmcn resumed opera
tions In the railroad shops and yards, and freight
trains were despatched the military under mand
OF General Carr, embracing tho Ninth Tenth resi
ments OF National Guards. with the Albany Jackson
corps The ctizens corps Troy protected road
and held tho strocis OF the capital III quiet
GOVERNOR noaSsox's ACTION
AT noon the follow M document was published -
PROCLAMATION GOVERNOR.
STATE NEW YORK,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, ALBANY, July %, 1871
deem II my duty 10 invite The special attention OF
oil the citizens oil this state, and especially OF
iu means with the runnlng OF railway trans. TO the
following act passed oy the Legislature at It's last
SION -
CHATTER 2si, An Act to Punish rrcspassiug Ra-
The pc ps OF the state of New York reprsscnted in
SECTION ANY p.rson who shall wully place any OBJ
NY part raIrcad dispaie. anpe or in anJ wa
,esto with any sw'.ehss lro - raj. .rask or other IN
VINO shah wully throw any or otner mi .rnlu.
punished BY ,mpr,,onment state p.s"n ihrreoi. be
ten years be is,e TO hns not tSccc no; sSssedns
SIC. - his act shall take effect
warn all persons engaged 80, -
above law to desist therci y" 'he Vioat on ot the
sherns, magistrates, dis, ON ana l eau upon al
officers and upon all ooa cpens to ana @ o,vr ~ , ov
a VINO arc guilty o. .aliw, aud oi the punishment OF
wara o. S5oo TO Its violation, and hereby oie re-
n, n.,,, I'M, 90 paid upon the victOu
lato "t m .cry person who shall be guilty OF vlo
She ,G r. . SAID act rhe failure or omission OF any
ths 49,. district Attorney or other officer to take
vi. " |s active steps IN MS power 10 enforce pro.
"ns VI ths act VIII be cor sdered suilcien
~, a's VelnovaL i ROBINSON
by ehs Governor d. G. ROBINSON. Private Secretary
AlcAny has suddenly rcapscd into It's wonted quiet
No opate could have more encctuay stled It's nerves
Nan The presence 81 General Carr his troops last
night Where II was at blood heat then It Is low be.
low zero striker Is about the srangest ina,vidual
10 DO found within It's precinct Except an uttempt at
meeting To be held within the lines OF General Carts
division at West Albany today, which was dispersed
by the sudden onslaught of six companies Of tho
Ninth regmen at Whose appearance alono tho rioters
dispersed, ,hcre wore hardly dozen sedit,ous
persons discovcrabe at any one point. Where they
have gone TO Is mystery and II very generally be
hcved here tonight that they belaken themselves
10 portion OF The limo between here and
whore they can overhaul trains without foar of tho
military. There Is at present system Of viettes or
pckots which could inform the generals commanding
of such an attempt In secluded spots Nobody be-
levcs that The rioters have permanently dcspcrsod
GOVERNOR ROBINSON HorxruL
Apout noon l called upon tho Governor. but he was
at that moment Issuing his proclamation. Hs hsd no.
rnch time TO talk, but he satd that there could be no
doubt tho insurrccion would be quelied throughout
the State within very short timo
"rhese men, no SAID, shave boon MISGUIDED and
imposed upon by tho charatans OF communism, but
they will find tho law stronger than themselves, and
they will be compelled 10 submit"
Colonel David G. Robinson tho private secretary of
the Governor, stated soon aftcrwar1 that evcry sheriff
In the State had been served by telegraph with copv
oil the proclamation, nnd directed under penalty of
Indictment 10 have II printed and posted Immediately
In mis- county, and use every endcavor 10 SECURE
offenders.
The Law which the proclamation embodics has never
bcen officially promulgated, aud not very generally
known TO be III existence Until to-day. Ii Is IN itself
enough TO deter tho rioters from cxcesses as the pen.
atty Tor interfering with trains placed ut ten years IN
the peni,cntary.
MOVEMENTS MILITIA.
AT tho Adjutant Generals Office business was OK.
ccssivcly brisk Tho Adjutant General was himself
experimenting the movement Of troops which, he
SAID, "s gong on with the expedition hat nigh, be
expected from regulars. Tho promptit ude Of COM
mandants and commssaries is something worthy OF
commen endaton'' He declined to state tho exact dis
POSITION Of the trools such Information would DO
OF service to the rioters but SAID that the; were TO
be ros,ed where they cou Il and would do excellent
service. II is certain that tho promprnets OF the
Governor and the Adjutant General has so far pre-
vented violence and hoodshcd here.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT ALBANY
Early this morning tho Ninth reg mcnt formed on
posc the Dcevan House and accompanied by Gen.
eral Carr and ta proceeded by special train TO West
Albany, where there had been sort of blockade II
feared IRON the temper OF the operatives last uirbt
that al attempt would be maic TO prevent The de-
spatcn OF freight and other business at this point II
was well known that tho who crossed tho river at
East Aibany to prevent the passage OF the Ninth on
Tuesday evening only 100 ready to act IN
concert with any maicontcrls in this vicinity
aud, moreover, mass meeting OF strikers had
adjourned to meet here at nnc A. ~ Wei
Albany vas considered vantage ground ard
here ii was expected ihr most hostile demon raiions
would be- made therefore, the concentration oi troos
mt this point was dcc,dcd to be Of Vital mportancc
General Carr and Colonel Hitchcock had council Of
war during the night and decided occupy ana hold
West Albany depot Accordingly the Ninth after
sleeping the SOFT side of pine planxs IN Mart,n's
Hall, spoon fashion, turned out unrcfrcshed at day.
break and formed Oh Broadway. Tue men had a good
breakfast, marched to the depot and cmbarEed The
regiment. with Genaral Carr ana stan ar.
rived at West Albany before soven O'Clock. The train
couutrmarchcd along to the bridge anu crossed 10
the depot hail u mile distant. Beneath tho briipc |
the Ninth rested General Carr made his h, atauar-
tcrs at the railway station.
-.ltt woRK REsuNEp
Everything was quiet, only few people, mostly
railrose employees, were about and these, rcassurcd
BY the presence of tho Nintn went 10 work chccr. |
fully. Cars were got into position and cou, led and
the whole aspect OF business resumed. Colonel nuch.
cock sent compares and A to the southern end of
the track aud skirm sers we're thrown out oas west
ard north. Company y, Captain Aud, took charge Of
the upper shops ana switches
ARRIVAL or TIE TENTH REGIMENT.
Tho Tenth regiment OF Albany. 400 men, arrived
soon aiier commanicd oy Co.oncl Aml.a J. Parker.
Jr.
Tho nrst train moved west ut quarter 10 twelve A.
NJ. aud about this timo tDo Citizens Guard of Troy
appeared. as did also crowds oil suIky people. These
however did interfere with transit and Tho