New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
THE D., L. AyD W. STILL UNSETTLED.

Senator Randolph, at midnight on Thursday
night feared that the rioters from TIE neighbouns mines
would attempt to seize the battery of guns used ior
saluies al Washington, Headquarters at Morr town, y
j. and therefore. with a force Of men, he dismoued The
cannon 50 that they could be used. They will be
mounted and taken to Court House FOR safety and
use il necessary. The Sheriff of Norris County has a
los., 81 100 men ready start FOR Port Morris but
dispatch from superintendent Ecasoner says the mru 40
that point have agreed to interfere with no passenger
trains while their committee Is IN session AZ scranton,
but no freight trans are to be run. Tho Sheriff
is IN readiness, - ne anticipated trouble last
night. The strikers at Phpsburg refuse 10 allow
ans trains on the Morris and Essex Railroad 10 leave
thai place. The Western morning mail went "a FAR ~
PhipsDurg and then returned 10 New-lork Tho morn
ing mail train West Was boarded by strikers at Washing
ton al III5 o. NJ, the passenger cut loose and te
engine and mail ear ordered TO 10 on. The Company
teeIaphcd 10 take al The strikers claim that
they wish to forward the mails ana thltth Company IS
responsible for their delay Tey have 80 tographed TO
the Po.ma-tcr-Gcncra, and the mail stand awaiting
his reply The strikers peaccable and orderly, but
are determined.
Al IIobOkru trains running usual Yesterday,
but tickets could be purchased for points farther
West than Hackettstown If passengers insisted upon
II, ing tickets for stations beyond HaeSrttsown, they
werr informed that they could do 50 mt ;her own risk
The officials in Hobokeu sill content themselves with
protesting Ignorance to the line. or msnfOrm re-
portrrs regard to the run lnG or trans ana olu.r
matters Of interest. Ther action IN this respect Is an
striking with the courteous treatment received
nj some az Offices az some Of the ether railroad lines
No ne cht vas received in lIob3keu YESTERDAY.
General Quict prevails in y wark and vicinity. The
military ana special putty shcrs are still On duty but
iur special policemen have bee dismissed large
nunIs.r of factories suffer serious Inconvenience nom
fhc freight blockade. and several eSLib shuent'
are preparing suspend Opera;iD = Last evening me
Domestic SEWN Machine Company closed, aud 300
mn were thrown Out OF employment. iAe idc-
Tor, Will resume WORK soon the COM
many can receive iron castings Uu the Delaware l@ck
wanna and Western Railroad. On iha l'aa aii TIE .ocl
fru. vcf. ruuniu. usual We t,ldaf. carr! I'M turr
mn complement Of pAasi No iie!-1 or coal trains,
and indeed, oua-s trains az amy KIND were nuy-
m ald is uot known Wucn they viii De- star ed IEe
ul.h IT, n Sussex County came down the road yes
crlay NOR lug the usual inc. Trains west, as TAR ~
WasHiug.on Warren County, have been running re2u-
lar y, eastward traus from beyond Dover are de-
tiiurd.
III. following dispatch was sent by Superintendent
Reason, D the Delaware Lackaw anna and western, 20
Prc,id ut sloan:
HoBoAEN, July 26, 1877
To the lion. SAMUEL SLOAN.
Committee Of I'm -lnetrs have waited on me, and say
tin, vii ~ work az once provided the Hrrmen viii
b. allowed t. 20 WOrh soon hey can confer with
the General Committee; rat they 20 TO work al Tie
woes nuW paid. with The understanding 'at nc Com
Iaay w ,c t-ou then old wa-c5 wAcn thgy can II ri
e. lo a. Answer. a kAAsoNLE.
10 \. RaA,ONER.
Nrc,ssit required reduction. Better times will uu-
que,tiunably bring advance To al 50 say yes 10 tAc
tirnltn. SAMUEL SLOAN.