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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-03-10
A UNITED COUNTRY.

UNIFIED
Let me assure my conntrymen of the South
ern States that it is my earnest desire to re.
gard and promote tn C ir truest IS interests, the
interests If the white and of the cOlorcd PEG
pie. both and equally, and put forth my hest
efforts III hehalf of Il civil policy which will
foreversw.pe ont in our political affairs the
color line and the distinction between North
and south, to the end TIA 1t we NAV have not
merely n united North or u united South, but
a united country.
CIvII. SERVICE REFORM.
l ask tie attention al the public TO the para
mount necessity of reform in our civil service
IA reform not merely as to certain abuses
and practices of so-calle,l official patronage,
winch have come TO have the sanction of the
several departments of our government, hut
= chang" III the system of appointment itself:
: rcfoim that shall be tiorougb. radical and
;'mpletc-a return to the principals aud
Practices of the founders of tho government.
They neither expected nor desired from pub
| officers any partisan s'rvice. They mean
hat public officers should owe their whole
crvice to the government and t. the people
They mean that the officers should be secure
II his tenure as long rs his personal charac-
er remains untarnisheh and the performance
t his duties satisfactory. They held that ap
piptmepts to office were not to 10 made or |
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SELF upon the people. Those who
suppose Hayes to be mere man of
putty, who can he manipulated by
traders aud oilicc,mongers, and
made n mere machine of for others
to grind, will find themselves mis-,
taken. He 10 u strong, scll,rcliant,
self-willed man, who knows all nbou'
the Government, and who will run
it. lie has fight on his hands,
but he will win. lie has the conf
'lence of the people, and can afford
to antagonize the trading po,iti
clans.
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1HELArEsr IRON nOhyELLsrrLLE.
a Massing of Troops The strikers Numerous
nnd Determined.

HoRSrL1svILLF, July 22.-Fivc ear loads
" militia have Just arr ,ed from Duna' ..
The situation is very critical, about 800
strikers blorkading the divisions. and allowing
no train to pass. The Fifty-fourih Regiment Of
Rochester. the Tenth Battalion Of Emira. the
Walker Battery of Elmira. and the Seventy
fourth Regiment Of Buffalo are on guard.
powerful and systematic. and shows no
abatement The mHin complaint IL dssatisfac-
tion arising from the claimed reduction OF over
ten tNr cent. ia certain cts Z. when only ton per
cont. had been agreed upon; also That several
OF the committee tnnn INT u confer with the
The officers OF the road cmphuticaliy deny the
Ths train from Dunkirk this noon was
stopped on the up ernd" the track being
Under orders from Inspector General Wool
the remaining monihrrs OF the seventy. fourth
Regiment l"it for that plac" at T.. VI. on
special train. and me SiNty-NVh Regiment
plarod under arms at the state arsenal
The following cumIuunl 'HtiOu was received
by several conductors to-day:
ch,,t.t.. Si-34,h,naa D,sih mi Water. fHn,aa
You rchN nuunsd to do NO swift hna IN the Her
no. vii" ward you SO you d1N az cur own peril
~ order. Cusstrfr
All saloons are closed and there is tut little
drunk nnoss Tho train taking the 7ith
Regiment from Buffalo was stopped 800 var l.
west NJ the depot 10y Il spiked switch. The
troops were ordered 10 load. Tn" crowd dis
p'r-Hd. tn" suik" WAS removed, and the train
proceeded to the depot
BUKNs. july 23-3 A. M.-There is ovidonce u
large connagration NJ Horueilsville. The
wires are down. evidently cut 10y the strikers.
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OTTBRI.fk ~ READING.
Trains Ob.tructed and Cars set on Fire and
DeHroyed.

READING. Penn, July 2j-2l5 A M.-Ihe
railroad troubles eliminated in seri-
Gus outbreak tonight Shortly after 10
O'Clock. upon the arrival Of the last
passenger train from Phnad"lIhia. about one
thousand men followed after the train from
Seventh ami Penn streets to the new pas
-en.er depot. Tho night trains were pre-
vented from lra,.ns the depot. ana several
hundred persons commenced DISTURBING
the tracks ~ the Lebanon Valley Rail-
r,ai. lead ~ % Harrisburg. Twl chooses
gore set on fire. and an alarm ~ iire having
been struck the Fire Department r.spgnir
I'll" lrrW"n. however. were prevented hy the
crowd from eNtinsui-hing the flames. Atteni %
hong directed 90 tAr burning cars. III" WIZ
~ d,-tru.tiun WIS continued At other points
along the roai, tearing M tracks. turning m
tiO king switches. and burning freight cars. A
train of freight nnrs IN me- main track a. the
Second street cross ~ was sct on lire. and I'VE
cars w"rr totally consumed.
The Lebanon Valley Railroad bridge, a mag
Mil '.'nt sfru .fure a rO-- the 'huylkln, which
cost over fl5nnnu, WIS fired a. mo western end
shortly before ~ duisht. and totally destroyed.
At 80 all the spans had ialI IN into tn' river.
The object IA destroying the bridge II .s,u'N''l
10 have he@n 10 prevent m" passage ~ troops
through this city % Harr sburg and points VI.
the ltnusy lyanla Railroad.
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THE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI
"You will not Pun this Train Mile Until
We get s1.JO Day"

ST Louis. July 2--Hl.b'-D Democrat spe-
eial- from Nn'orn.s lay az 1913 an wt'mIt
Was iul st..- II A.t'hal - q freight
train u-rNa.k .'fH.-.nis. In as- thnu ,Wl
minutes tte str.nr.-. ABOUT loo ll Lauher.
aNlrm" olt ~ t- e.folsrs ike boo. and
were at t4- ef.e.ne. "lol VIII Mt puA 'Al-
unnu ans. H.-.I $751; .t'l.j) day WAS tl'
fAr.at made T.. tliegsrl u..-i-r Hat a''
A..l l.- el-.ne Datl 'ae master meohr got
g. 81. w. ta 1sA,it 'tterto relnrn the.0e.ne
O. r.e yard. Flrher eifars 10 move Z. gilt
fga.s af..f.i ri- 'r. Their .out'nt l4- 81
49, " iAp f-AHl +" ti.
s.''rA r, "i l.s iA. lr s.9i7 h",,
nt,r.r de-' 'a'i'A ta-n snL
been frg44itd. aui trains r--4lurl r4lnIrs
y'-i-rlHv -Nriy i1rinua" FOR tur 'I4n
aud VI --'- Iiii.N- Nli prove iAelr main Yut-
JET forest eaIr-liy ou the road.
Open tur-, arF Mti- that tAc machine -h0i
bands VIII not Doe alHNrd to ~ O. WnrN i'-A'i-
row iut fH" master lnrfh4nl says n' a. d' r.
mined Aut % be Interiered with ia has depart
H. ihi- city railroad matters have been qul.f
To-day. Np.afIDn has been taken lS The riu-
i.fstt- oi auy r.al tn~ side ui tiIr fhrr. hui
tirrr .-as '!Hll Oi ut.N aug ii- 'n-- nh 90
are ur most uNny t' Poe. hr7i inN"iNei' ana
IN.runl ur Uaon Drp0t anal Twu-t ONE
I.ry- "ul.. f'r- .-'rN. ra'' wNi pom u-W-
lh. St LOUIS lrr VI ln'H ANA N.Hth rn
nni fNr st. Louis, krn-i- ify urt y riN"iu
f.Hi- laN. n.f r'iu .td WAGES. hud ti" eng
-fI.i % take ..lrf Iu tire ~frikr. IH.
.i- n tuss- 'umIan.r- WnNr tnyy regard
n .' general situation t- tN .rriiluLI5 30 us
N'."ir roads Wil h"'om' my N.d ~
O-' ta"y have strong A@u's That t-e. Ni'I
h. Ea-' ~ LOUIS n. afternoon has harn NM
.-AItf Nf 8, Irf NI- Ds ana iil AfIIFII
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woman and asked her 10 protect him. She
threw a shawl over his head. and h. crouch"d
down in "A corner. At Twenty eighth street TIA"
train was stopped hy the strikers. Havr You
any of those Philadelphia men aboard = WIS
asked. The condu tor replied IN the negt We.
did not Il seovor the concealed soldiers. H-afl
ing The last car which was dark and seen"i
deserted, thny w"r told ilui tt'r" w'rr l'W
TO enter The train was started again. but the
sold were in state of wiit "rrur. Th'y
expected 10 be- stopped 10y telegraph AT Derry
Mr.. Godfrey THINKS this was int nd"d. for a
large number of strikers wcr" gathered there ;
llIt the train dashed through Nif suf Stopping.
The sam. fear WIS shown hvth" soldiers IN Tn"
apron, h ~ Juf nstown; tut the tram WIS not
stopped. Tn soldiers " r. thoroughly PAM D..
stricken Mr. God roy says. and II Wis not till
Altoona was passed that Trey became reassurud.
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THE Lirrsr rRou BALTIMORE
The strikers not the Only Bnitimoreans who
are Hostile to the Railroad.


BALTIMORE July 22.-The strikers have
.r., ,,,.,.,.s. i..n f.,ni ,,,on,- th. wounded
wv j. ""' '"' ''''' '''' - -,
dead, ~ arr l'd hit"r any 'ohHl' "'l"e'h 'he
rio. Is and the authorities. Charles Fulton to-
,i.v. t.uNi.laa his ahoiao az tho rerrosan.a,ivc
'"'
c,tiH n- who ar" Desired tn hti as % comm t'"" I"
arhfrate ict,yseu the Bait,iuor re- ami Ohio Rlil-
road and the strikers They are George :
Brown. banker; William i. Hooper, cotton
manufacturer: David Bartlett. iron manufac-
- -. . .,,,..,,,-..
'u''r ""'h'S ~ ''''' 1',,'" 80 W
Christian AN. tohaeoonst; Charles l.. MarourS'
~ Narhu~g brothers; Thomas {. Basshor. ma
.I.,'.,. NJ. Iau.,h,..,., ,yhn,ea,l. druy.
'hlh' M"' - A"uS"e'i"e'' """'' S"'e "a. "S
g -. II nry VI shane. founder. and g. W; T.
rye.
A meeting has been chilled for tomorrow at
rH.n.s lut wu furr ia. baltimore ana ONi,
iN..- 49,. aean we lie TIE r.-ht 81 the commit
tr. &, d.ierwan the proprieiy Of what they
huv'. done r,uia ~ 90 hr sen.
The. feeling in Baltimore among all classes r.
intensely huer nsn n-t The fa ir.ad. on" VI
tI.. II. ted url traitors. a manufacture r Dr'-
pos.u- jNn mrn tn" Year round. sud 90 ~"
Gnn. f'r r-m.lnc tha -aInrs- OF ne -triser-
m .na fiul. fh.f nH- proven too much. II" IL
tn Preside Baari ~ l'ir' tors and mind.
b. ly.tn'- n Of tt bHfitn r. ati on" l1ii-
r.iI. r. NH- 100 al Yflg Illl HN irtfhtf o. Wr''a
IN order WIZ o. have % unrvoi. J. -ht .nn
months aLu Boo hni l5u trains runuin-
anl Aw he ha- llt -Hvau'y-AN'. ia
car.l ne lu- rlt aul cut aul .n'
the mems wages until u Is 40 actual fart That
Their. were N-ry many hrtA~fn"n and trt -lIt
frrni.n l,'.f' ~. Do iu"fy cents or l.-- fAy w.rS
inc hui iaur days Dut ti' seven. Hii ohhg ! 90
-i.ni tWIur three. tlHN- uf IaI,Lr-- ra DO w''k
at on~,ni of Ore road " the other at their own
expense. whi,etlrir families were 40 an 'tHrr
point. ii cut down on." too often. and found
IN Ui-t mat Cd write AL order wits not 10 have 1t
o.uNel'
Ihelugla-t upon thr kill,l viii IroNlhly not
tnk. lIll. until order IL ri-f r'.l. VI - II No
hNdi.s were quietly buried to-day. Mars l'wi,
one of those 'uul't ln frihy nights tiil.
between the sixth Regiment and tho mon. q 81
to-day. ~ also did William tarln. fafory
hand. who WIS shot last night Will" witness sin =
the riot at the Camden street depot. he was
the eleventh man killed.
The arrivals to-day were 100 mnrines rom
Washington SIX hfit'rlc, ~ thc hiri Atl.
Try. munp-rins 2pu men. from ~ hiyhli-
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parture was brought on the Governm VI stcam-
communication between the forts and the army
headquarters the CITY. Each man was served
with two hundred rounds Of ammunition. They
all 70 to act rs infantry, and took with them no
artillery. While the troops were being taken
from Fort Hamilton on tn Henry Smith another
Government vessel. the Clyde, steamed h. the
forts opposite. and having taken the several
companies aboard. went to Governors Island.
Nh"t is termed the - permanent purity" on ia =
island comprises about seNcnty-nNc mon. Of
them sixty-n,ne were TAX II. From Willet's
Point one company Of engineers was rs.eived
and then the -teHm-r- started , Jersey City
with fOrnr numbering three Indrel and
eighty. Thus tbs neighhnrhood il nearly
cleared OF regular troops. The departing body
WAS under the Command Of Col. Aver; but h.
WIZ accidentally "t heh ind in Jersey City, and
hal to- follow in p lut'r train.
A d'spat' h was received at the Army Head
quarters from Gen. Hancock. yesterday alter
noon, to issue orders TO all the regular troops in
this Iepartmcntto hold themselves in r"adinees
for instant departure. This WIS at On 90 tclc
graphrd Ia the communicate 81 the follow M
forts: Ontario. in OSW 20; Ind 'p"ndnnce, in
u ~ton Truuhull. nnar Nv London prehlr. m
Portland hnrhor Adams. near y wpurt Porter.
in Buffalo; and the Mad son l}urrno ~. SHrk"ttS
Ilar'or. In thcS" forts thor are nlout coo mon
all told. At the Army Headquarters the As-ls-
rrEulnr trOui- in thr apartment. ana the iOrcs
would not altogether cNre al 600
Last "veniny Light Battery Z. Third Artillery.
started from Fort Hamilton Tor Camden Station
Capt Sinolnir and l. 'ut. Humphreys are thu
on 'nrs. The command mustriS sixty men.
uruf'd " ia r1rhin"s and eqhr"s with five day
ratons and 2UO rounds u ammunition per man.
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THE WtR ~ THE E.fST.
a P.n,e Throughout Houmeiia and In tho
cay OF tonstnntinorIc.


IovDov. July %. Last weck's dispatches
do not give a clcar idea of the mihtNry situation.
Russian OH al news Of any movement only
comes whrn the movement is conplt' De-
spat hes from the Turks hs de regarding events
ia Europe have boDn either wholly li-' or 40
eNaggerai"d ~ To- be practically worth. ~.
Whether there has been any serious lighting
south Of the Balkans is -till uncertain. What Is
certain is that a force has crossed which seems
~ have torn thus fdr able t. hold IL own against
tn Turks. The ohiertiv point is probably tho
Schipka Pass which. II the Russ ians galn Will
give them ~ SAT" u rout" over the Balkans ~
thoy have aeross the Danube. The capture #
Nikopolis secures the vital point Of safety for
Russian communications and places the Dam
u'r under their control from Nikoppiis - = -.
ipva. Tney nave tNo bridges at S,mnt1a. md
are about To- IilA another between Iurnu- Ma
Military critics are much divided ne 10
Whether t"y VIII attempt to mask the quniri-
Adr.Hn0U!' or fest v."f ~ Turks from AZ
gnria. The latter theory finds the most sup-
pnrtrr- but TIA es who believe in tho eventual
Intervention of England and Austria hold tho
opinion tina; polii' reasons viii compel Rus
tnDple. despite military ? ks. in order TO COM
PEI ihs lurAs - '.i gnlrkly. .,.,..,.
from Ru4t 'Nuk f0r some days would Indicate
thm the fortr ~ IA closely invested The Turk
isn Headquarters is still at Shunlla. The Rus
! sian y ilru i-rhu HlrY~ Is moving steadily in
the direction % Silistria and Narna. and thus
TE IT. ' situation Ia ASIA Minor remains un-
/ changed. The main f'r es confront IN ~ othor
| cast oi Kar- iioth S.d"s ar, reported To be
! struggle. Derry -h Iasnn has not been alb" 10
/ thf-t anything against Con. o. lo'ylos CONF
! fnrr BatHum. en- Komaron holds Arlahan
with 1000 mon and 30 guns H. H. sand t. be
! rrNi- ."n'd i"f MN" o. 1ntD- Gen. I,rsuka5-
SON. giirr rr@-uinS i.' Erri-'n vi BnyMi.
! again retired h"hiui th" Russian .r9ntrr hut
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referred TO. held a meeting at Turner'S Hall
this afternoon. and after several speeches on
the labor question in general and the present
situation in particular, they unanimously
adopted the follow ng resolutions
Wtrei. The workugmen Of the different railroads in
ms country are rsing en- masse 10 defend their just
ritlts, and,
Wuer The United states Government has allied itself
on the side OF capital ani against labor. h,rc
h,-sf. That We the worknEmen- party of the United
State. heartily SYM ailD with the employee" OF all The
railroads m the country Who utisuptin.
Just aud equitable toward ior their Labor
A-is That viii sftui is titu iu this most right
struggle at labor against robbery ami opprt
through good and evil report tn the end The struggle
The resolutions wore read - a meeting IN
Eist St LOUIS this afternoon. and were received
with hearty cheers.
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1noors yRom rHH niRBoR FORTS.
Taken by a special Train 10 baltimore VI ore
Regulars in Headlines.

Late on Saturday afternoon Con. Han
cock racoiyol dcspat h T. eol'e't all the avail
ahlo United States troops in this vicinity an 4
forward th-m To- Baltimore. Not minute was
lost. Two steamers Were despa,e he'd 20 the
forts in the harbor, aud by ? A. NJ. yesterday
the rarri-ons were in the Jersey CITY depot
where they Embarked on special train over
the Pennsylvania road. Sun reporter visited
Forts Hamilton. schuyler. and Columbus yes
terlay only men en ush were leit ior guar !
duty. From these forts seven companies Oi
artillery were mustered. numbering IN all nearly
threo hundred mon. The officers were sur
prised when the order came, and had little time
loT preparation. The command Tor tAe!r de-
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OF the Allegheny Valley Railroad andthe tracks
are so blocked with oil and lumber cars that
passenger traffic is all but mposs bic.
The strikers between here and Altoona and on
the other roads still hold the fort, and show no
signs Of weakening.
Word has just reached the city that Gen. Pear
son was wounded and afterward hanged. and
that his wife died on the spot on hearing
OF her husbands death. Gen. Brinton
lust told SuN reporter that he had waited in
vain for orders from Gen. Pearson since y
O'Clock last evening. II he Is not dead he has
NInArnl out OF tho CITY,
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pREPARNG roR 4 rIcHr ~ TRENTON.
A Strike Impending On the Hei,ide-e Divi-
sIon Of the rennsNlxnnLn koad.

TRENTON, July PA strike on the Bclvi-
dcrc Division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Is
anticipated tomorrow The citizens seem Ia
sympathze with the strike movement Quar-
t'rmastor-Gcn. Pcrrine. hv direct On Of Gov
II de has placed a strong guard in The state
Arsenal. in wh IN is -tor, u large. quantity Of
arms and amnunii,rn. G-n. NJ 1T is ~
correspondence with the President and h. and
his stan will hc w all night The Brlvii"rs
men. it IL confidently believed, viii max u
Demonstration hafore morn Ing. Tn" militia
Will be placed under arms before daylight
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Of the emergency. II any compromise lie made
with tn" mrn. the authorities may allow ship
ments 10 he made to- morrow. hut ! don expect
80 500 any eattln hero before Monday. Gl,i"tt
ln anil thinon 10y the New York Central hut
upnrint.ud. nj Barker says he iully expects
TINT the strike ". II extend to tho New for" Cen
trdl. to-" Mr.. Flwlcr saws It Will be- serious
Il1W e, rattlo dcalcrs. many of whom def. nj
ulOu the suln of each m 0'ssfNr shipment To
pay for the Inst kase & Co.. sheep dealers.
give as an instance Of tn IA uIy inii' ted on the
laid up They have twelve ear Loads II sheep
ami amls delayed at Pittsburgh j Will euSt
siu n"ur al dali ~ toieed ilem. or WV Tor rh u
W. gh, nni In cond ton from the detention IN
t.o-" ANA crowded cars Moreover. IN" drafts
for SO Do o. psi .uUrrts. WI b ar" s"nt 10Y M
-'ull"ls hy TIE r>Vr +, irnius, must y, NE, ny
VIII r'HlN the coh-isun'nlS. me- ,', ,, ''
result will he nr'lty - ho"i, mutton. ana
pork. and cons guen, iish pri' IS. nn.' -, TX
eif .,4 sDrlp- nu end before the supply WI IA
IAN h,. Iaill,d in frnui H." HiprnNimut" stricts
a. y w Y.r.. uNl ~ I,IsrJ uscl ur.
r.. iN fin Stations ou fh. Ere Railway the
ion.i,N Bow. ia. Tia" Gns 'ru't has issu, q "a
tu4f.on orlrfIl.. tnN -ii k,i- ON Tue i.rie
t,u'W.V TO- and, to a. - nni Iltikink the
cni.f,, rowrr of the stat .' protect the possess
,.,o..,,t. ling ~ Won. - This rrn'iarutiNn
-uO, bong printed % Uornclsvllr; y 'st"r-
t..r I..r.v,r 1.Writ wla .u rHcHlW Il 'on.mu-
ni...au~ ir AZ D,'is.on Sdprlni ndrhis L. -.
ware u.N alDus. as. lr.u- him ~ the good
i.rUng man -tHd Nv their employees To,
wri tie ofl "rs ~ tine company' un'i
that among Ncm there are no indications OF
II - rimor.l tina, tho strikers have notified
tI, ,ut.urt.,~ of the y " lnrn Contra, that ID
GOA " irh strikes cN -. their own men Will he at
once turned uUL
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The strikers nt Altoona Attack and Drive
On Company.

ALTOONA, Pa, July GA train Of soldiers
rca he'd here this morning on route for Pitts
burgh and was stopped 10y tho strikers and tn"
engines taken from the train One company
sta 'ked arms and refused 10 de- anything.
Another company tried o. connect TIN NJ %"
10 the train. hIt was attacked and driven of hy
III" strikers. The Whole train 90 soldiers H. now
here. and under fumpiet" control OitAc strikers.
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LOUISVILLE. Nv, july 22.--There Is in
tense excitement here about the railroad strike.
Receiver Mcleod of the Short Line drumming
between Cincinnati and Louisville has issued
an order for reduction OF ten per cent. On
wascs. t. tlko cff'ct August l. \ meeting OF
workinguon was hold last night nnt committees
appointed 10 wdit on the railroad I'll ,ial7 and
AZ 'crt.i.n what i- going t. Poe dom. prosid mt
Siandiforl of IN" Lou sviile ami NI~hvlil" road
sAys TINT no rnlu tlnm WIZ BIZ rll.ln on tAAt llne
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A Train from Pittsburgh Containing Rem
nants OF the Defeated Militia

WASHINGTON, July 22--s T. MA gentle
man who arrived here from Harrisburg on
train this evening. gave the information that he
saw a train ut Harrisburg. coming east from
Pittsburgh, which carried SOM three hundred
wounded East I'm militia.
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=, mr. nuynoio,' >eu YORK ENDS.
tsnni,nus indications 81 Employees Inten-
tiuu. Dol. to Sew strikes

h""' 80 !" Ne" N''N'''
m iAc Grand Genital Depot yesterday
ii' 't.' WIS "'''.' "''-
trn'utn- 'fnr". TIE iH.i ii hI
.,,t..,. v.- .tItrf.i III. eng nrtr-
....,if, y,i.n. ...eI,.. fl.ay tr ~ D. ..h.rE H.
'~i' NNN WIN r'' '- ..''f ".' "
o future at 20. behaved o. hOu-A t.'Y 'N-
t..tOI s.m.tu.n. Il.s W,ro tAe.O a.n-ly
M D.. ,r,,, p.r.t,.~.h
a. ,i''- w "'" ' t,,..
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Tie WIN Increase the Wages Of Tits Men
When Business WIN Justify II.

SARATOGA July 22.-Thc following CORE
spnndenre has taken place between Pr silont
Vanderbilt and officers Of the New York Central
Railroad:
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Your despatch received have Ivory confidence in
The ln 4 ~n-. and stability Of lane majority o uur
emf uyocs The Whoa country is now lookitx most
anXi'u.lN IN 81 d. ana fscl confident hit they viii
sustain their utatI0n AMI that tr road by maNns
common cru-e ha'iut the fullest s..urnute that When
M" business o the coNn'r, Will justify 1t they will
cci," ruml ensatun agl ufdiu-.s.
l~iln.h " II N,VnfRnIr
Tie following was received to-day from the
Superint"ude MT of the New-NQrk Central Rail-
road at Little Fails
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