The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-26
COST OF THE RIOTS.
4AyMHNr OF THE MILITIA EAPLoYED DURING
TIE RAILROAD rRousLEs--rABULArED STATE
MENT OF AMOUNTS PAID THE VARIOUS Or
CARNATIONS

TIE RAILROAD rROUBLEs--TABULATED STATE
MENT OF AMOUNTS PAID THE VARIOUS Or
CARNATIONS.
ALBANY. Nov. "a, 1877.
General HermanuhI, Paymaster General Of the
esato has completed the payment Of the militia Tor
services during the railroad riots last summer, except
tho Second brigade, and the General OF tho First
division tShalerA ana the General Of the Fifth Illus
ted), and their stan, and : number OF privales who
are yet absenteoa The amount unpaid will reach
about $4,000. Six now paymasters were appointed,
with tue rsnk OF lieutenant colonel to assist In the
payment General J. B. stonehouse has also devoted
most OF his time TO hurrying forward the settlement but
1. has been unavoidabiy delayed on account OF the
eningcnce Of the troops in handing forward their pay
rolls. The method OF payment was also very slow,
wing 10 desire avoid requiring any to lose a
uay's work BY attendance upon the psymsster, and
the payments In nearly all Instances have been made
curing evenings The asgrerse pad gu. wi,a Dc
that no lie was lost may be considered extremely
reasonable.
Following IL . tabulaied statement Of amounts paid
to regiments, brigaoes bastaons, troops and generals
Fifth regiment, $2,e4o Seventh regiment. 81, 200;
ns s% sss rw: s.' r.s nj sS Tsn
teenth regiment So $40; Fourteenth regiment S. 649
Fi,esn!h battalion, sl,55o; sixteenth battalion,
regiment, 81 1906; Twenty second regiment, S. 2s4
Twenty Third regiment. $2,674; Twenty nth rcg-
seventh regiment, s4,io3; Twsnty-crgnlh regiment,
sl,s7e; Thirty second regiment, $2.s7O; Thirty nth
DsaSn slS4i; fostyourth battalion ss2i Forty
81, 4S3; Forty ninth regiment, $4,000; Fiitcth bat
talon, $3.50 SO; Fiiiy-nrst regiment, sl,s0l SO;
Fiityourth regiment, SIS, 805 60 Fifty 1fth regiment
$2440; Slxtynntn regiment, 81, III; Seventy first
regiment Sd. 07S; Seventylourth regiment, S. go;
separate company Second division, 1912; FIRST sepa-
rate company, Seventh division, 1851; FIRST separate
company Tenth orlgaaea s4ss second separate com
fenh brigade, 1874; Fourth separate company, Tenth
Brigade 5000; Filth separate company, TeDth Brigade
S46l; Sixth separate company, Tenth brigade, $685.
Seventh separate company, Tenth brigade $685. First
separate company, Thirteenth brigade. $780, Second
separate company, Thirteenth brigaoe, sass; FIRST
separate company Sixteenth brigade $3i3 First sep.
urate company, Twenty-hrst brigade, 1900; Second
separate company rwen.y,arss brigade ss24 Frs.
separate company Thirty-hrst brigade, $261 Second
separate company, Thirty first brigade, s242; Third
separate company lnirty-hrst brigade, $5SS;
f!ith SEPARATE company, Thlrty-drst brigaac,
brigade. s4os 1,oany-.aosson's' corps. ssss;
Third regimen. Cavalry SIT separate troop, FIRST
division s2ss Washington troop s2s4 separate
Eighth division, $446 separate troop, Fifth brigade,
S522; First separate troop seventh Brigade S26l; ;
troop Eleventh brigade, s264; separate troop, Tween
ty-irst brigade, $2sS; separate troop, Twenty
$500; battery artillery, twenty aith brigade. S1so;
Battery B. First division. $547; Battery k, First d.
VISION SAT; Battery 2, Second division, $44o; bat
$685.; battery. Tenth brigade, $41l Gatng battery,
Eleventh brigade. $780, battery. Twentieth brigade,
twenty. eighth brigade, $34si section Of artillery.
rwenty-elphth brigade. sl69; Battery A, Thirty
brigade $6S7
Generals OF Division and their StafIs-Second dvis-
lot, $685. Third division, $770 Sixth DIVISION, $3es
= evcnih division, $5Sl Eighth DIVISION, $5lS
Generals OF Brigade and Stafs-First brigade, sos
Third brigade, 1904; Fifth brigade, $2l2; Seventh
brigade s46o; Eighth brigade $40; Ninth brigade
thirteenth brigade, S2s4; Sixteenth brigade, $276;
Twentieth brigade, 500; twenty FIRST brigade, 1886
1851; Twenty fifth brigade, $196; Twenty eighth
brigade. SOD; Thrty-hrst brgade, s45S Total,
.sl25,49L
The bills paid upon the audit of the AdJutant Ge
raj anu tie Governor for subsistence, Quartermas-
,r's stores medical supplies, extra wear armorics
transportation and the other neccssares OF
nagn, amount to $S0,5lS OF, making total cost TO
e State OF suppressing the riots $206 009 whc estl-
mates had reached half million,