The Morning herald., 1877-07-26


cutler on Arch steet, on the cap Of the
knee. We walked over to the Waterford
Station OF the old line with twenty others
ALL QUIET IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July 25-All is quiet here this
morning so far. The police charged on
and succeeded in breaking up oil mobs las,
night, scattering them and making severa
arrests.
SITUATION IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, July 25-Everythiug is quie,
here this morning. About 800 soldiers have
been sent to West Albany, where freight
trains will be made up and sent out.
LATER FROM ALBANY.
Troops are In possession of all the rail,
road depots and shops without opposition
Preparations are being made to start freight
trains. All is quiet in Albany and vicinity
COAL SALE IN NEW YORK POSTPONED.
New YORK. July 25-Owing to the un-
settled condition of transportation, the coal
sale advertised for to-day, ia indefinitely
postponed.
ANOTHER REGIMENT SENT TO BUFFALO.
At 1.3O this morning, Gen. Shaler received
telegram from the Governor, ordering
another regiment to report to Buffalo forth
with. Gen. Shaler decided to send the 8th
Regiment of this city, Col. George D. Scott
commanding, which will start by the first
train. The regiment numbers about 800
men.
PRECAUTIONS AT BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY.
All the military here and In Brooklyn and
Jersey City were on duty at different armo-
rles last night, and continued on duty this
morniug. Merchants on West and South
streets and others of the city state idle men
around there and along the shore have
limited at and threatened trouble within the
past forty>eight hours. Many citizens scout
the idea of trouble. 1t 10 believed for the
fact that several regiments are ready at an
hours notiIe to clear the streets without
using blank cartridA Aes, there would nave
been demonstrations here.
THE LOCOMOTIVE BROTHERHOOD.
President Arthur, of the Locomotive
Brotherhood, said yesterday at Cleveland.
the Brotherhood was not connected with
this strike, ami bis advice had been not to
jeopardize their lives nor compromise their
manhood. They sympathize with the strik~
ers, but not with communion.
DETERMINED MEASURES.
Gen. Carr, at Albany, says he will open.
the blockade on New York Central to day,
blood or no blood, and when they will give
notice to strikersor q mob they Will not
wait an excessively long time for dispersion
before firing.
All mails from the New York Central
Road, except Buffalo, arrived here tbis
morning.
AFFAIRS AT HoRNELLsvILLE - TRAINS
LEAVING - DETERMINATION ON BOTH
SIDES.
HoRNELLsvILLE, July 25.-A train left
for the East at this A. M, well guarded
and with no interference. Attempts will 9
to start the trains west. Everything is quiet
at present. Both sides are determined as
ever.
BALTIMORE QUIET.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-Everything is qui'
here this morning. No trains are moving
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
CUMBERLAND QUIET.
CUMBERLAND, July 25.-All is quiet here
this morning. The price of provisions all
along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
rising, owing TO the embargo.
THE SILK STRIKERS.
New YORK, July 25.-The silk strikers
mobed q couple of non.striking workmen
last night at Patterson, but the police dis
persed the crown.
THE LAEAwANNA ROAD.
The mayors of all cities Id New Jersey
through which the Lakswanna Road runs
will BE- notified by the company to>day that
their property has been threatt ned, and call
on the mayors for protection. War veterans
guarded the State arsenal last night.
SHOE SHIPMENTS STOPPED.
LYNN, Mass, July rs Notification has
bee received by all the prominent shoe man.
ufacturers in Lynn from Southern and
Western railroad companies not to ship any
more shoes south or west until the strike Is
ended. Shoe shipments made yesterday got
no farther than Boston and there remain.
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.