New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

freight cars sent westward from Buffalo The opinion
prevails that the strikers disclosing deelad plot
to completely stop the through freight traffic Of the trunk
lines by blocking the road at PItsburg. Erie Dunkrk,
Buffalo, and perhaps also NJ Rochester, 10 cut of the
way 10 the Suspension Bridge Then IL viii be matter
Of Indifference them whetherOr not the employees oi tho
Neg York Central join in the strike. They show their
adroltness, Also by allowing passenger trains
TO pass, enabling them to steal march
on public indignation. Rdmors rlfe ~ strike to-
morrow the ScwYorS Central. some saying that no
trains VIII be moved after the approaching midnight
and others that the strike will begin Monday noon
Private despatches Indicate some excitement at Roch
ester aud Utica and the last months payments 10 tho
mon viii be completed tomorrow. and Il is said they
have delayed strike TIL they should get their money
Many feel confident that the Central will escape strike.
Guests who intended making hylng trip 10 Niagara
morrow have been inni6atef by this evenings ncws
Tho Superintendent ~ the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company's Railway the only railroad communicating
between Saratoga and Troy reports everything ule the
whole length OF the road, and strike Is anticipated
THE CORRESPONDENTS.
The following correspondence has taken place between
Preaident Vanderbilt who IS q; -arlio.a SPRING, ali
the officers OF the NJ H-York Central Railroad:
To J. W. TmLwGIt,sT. BnCaio:
Your dispatch received have every confidence in to
good and stability Of large ni0.l of our eu-
poyes The wn,lc country IS now looking osi anxious
Their reputation and thai of tlc road b. making
cause; having the fullest as~uraacs tuai shs ts bu.-
ness u the country VII justify H. they Will receive
pensation accordingly
lsigbed.l ". H. vASpErp1r.
The following was received to-day from the suprrin-
tcntent OF the New-YOIk Central Railroad At Little
Fails:
LITTLE FArIs, X. Y. July p.
To ". IT, VANDERBILT, S0Ht,ga:
Al Is quet on the Eastern Division and hone '-lst
and bccYe that all viii Remain lOr largo majority
Of our men are welinformed, and hayo "a reputation
in tbc mon and tri-t they VIII conyince YOU nal Al
that they viii not be driven u anything wrong
C:IntCD z. c. PRIEST.
The following ia tho
s,R,roGA, y. Y, July p.
To =. G. PRIEST, Little Falls, y. Y
am proud 20 receive such "a dispatch. do not for
moment doubt tae loyalty u oar msl rom Neaio.k %
they nave heforc iAe world, and Dee foremost
ia MAINTAINING the road trolZh tlcse depressing ii.cs
parcel ~ US ana that their 5esvco' depend entirely upln
the business We ar anie 10 90 lnrfea'ei business Hiih
fair puccs VIII surely bring additional comlrnslIon.
(5sncd W j. fAsDhabiLr.
sARAT01A, n. I,July ~.
JOHS NEWELL, CeRerIl Manager, CAcctaaa Ohig.
FIR: The whole country Is now anxousiy 10 sng What
action the employees oi the Lake Shore and New-Nork
Central Roads VIII lake Ia tnc present Crisis
have every confidence IN The gOod sense and loyalty
OF large majority Of thct that they viii recognize lie
surnce that When the business 81 tho coaatry ai a.ti.
~ it, hey will receive compensation scr9r.'i
(signedl " H. NANDERBlLr.
EXCITEMENT At TIE ALBANY WORKS.
ALBANY July 22.-The croads gathered at West AZ
bauy to-day indicated by heir appearance and conycra-
ton an intense sympathy with the strikers aud there "a
no great improbabiity OF strike their part within
very snort time. There 1.2O0 engaged ~ these
works OF the Nev-York Central Railroad and mo-; 4
them gathered about the OahOuses u'y in excited
conversation. Major Priest, The superintendent Oi e
DIVISION here, arrived from Litas Pals to-day 10 10
ready for any emergency. Before eaeh telegraph once
in the City large and excited crowds were gathered "a,
ing the bulletins nom Pittsburg sunor prevailed nl
DAY 70 the eject thu. S.ilAe "ohid De Desdh al l
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