New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30
IN AND ABOUT NEW YORK.
OPERATIONS IN NEW-JERsEY.

Eleven hundred soldiers, including the lst
Regiment OF Newark. LETT Elizabeth At 2;l5 saturday
morning Phipsburs in special trains, by way Of the
Central Railroad Of NcwJe'Sc'. At Bound Brook they
we're Joined by the companies Of the ON Regiment OF
Newark Col Barnard ana Company Il, 81 Regiment
The troops arrived at Phps5urg at 6 d IN, without
any detention OF any attempt ~ interference The NJ
rival oi the soldiers complete surprise ID the
strikers. The troops under Gen. VIM j. SeWell
superintendent Of The West Jersey Railroad WHO has
been breveted BuCadcr-Ccneral. and superseded ten
De Hart in command OF the brigade consisted OF The fell
lowing IN the order Of their arrival: 9TH Regiment, Co
stere Jersey CITY: 9th Regiment Gen. Sewc. Camden;
7th Regiment Col Angel, Trenton and Lambcrviiie ana
tho Jboken Battery, forty Efforts VIII DC made 10
move the freight tains to-day when II IS believed that
the freight viii be willing to abandon lie silkr
which j. now virtually The lst X gmont is DC
tailed 10 guard te round houses If the Morris and Essex
Railroad ana a COMPANY sent 10 guard Hampton
Junction.
Oa Saturday night the striking iremen OF Tie Delaware
Lscs4wauua and Western Railroad still maintained de-
nau, attitude. Nothing bat the presence of the military
kept thcm n chcck. About =. m. saturday an engine
was made ready 10 convey The mails ana passengers
from Elston 10 IIobolen when the strikers gathered
round with uumistakabie demonstrations 81 dissatsac-
,ou They boldly asserted their determination 10 pre-
vent the moving the tran and threatened 10 shoot TIE
engineer d nc touched the lever Of Ms engine Al TINS
tyyins moment Cap Gilmore OF ne ISL i -h d. 'iiaLS
ui.g me cn.uc foiow q hv detail Of his coilhind
Aus placed Eiuscf between thc aHErf srhcir ana thc
en- siiir.r hc promised protection Under cover
Of This escort .lc train moved oil, ana the mi!nlit'
strikers, fol r.i their ttcm %. s1oJ pctaMe Qdltl ana
Z other traIis followed WIthOI EOieSlailoh
h.lcry OF artillery ~ placed so 40 10 colhPctcy
cove. tuc bridges over the EcaNalc and lre'c.t an!
att.up. on part Il tlc miners H. interfere Wlh tc
p4-sas. Of trains Two companies az luiautfy Went lo
Washington, Warren culnt,, on saturday J.. nI 10 Pr
vcIt uulher inier.orenc iAerc o. s4iliy night me
striker. oA The Morris AID E->eX road WiiiufcN an OPP
position % NAM further U3Ce iruh hclr he4a cum
Il.ti,e tlrn was Foo session al scranton, Tchn II was
t,l1l r.d :lt Cd mob from The lroIsu valley road, dt
E,.lea yyo.id tatcr the picket iH. ON tht b'3Wic
lrle. and reinforce TIE s.rtaCrs 10 PAIL p-hure.
Ng-fi-sl- i.h. uu FRIDAY nsIt. iui.i t4ans were
c4u.t in uIa- 900 taC freight ear, HsfluE tacicd' 81
VAS b-Iey.u lu ltCipaIna OF trouble. IaeN were
n4rcuci tuiOu ;hc cijy ANA al tEe o1~aIfis warned
aoi lo return. q, d., Ia
fhe y, lcnuur II iIoaj, jti t4s 81 four cars LAD 4"
pc ran. ilur.t0 tlr ct.Ii@.N htd ran OAt Ole
Jlcul.ly l-,hulgi- Tai! CoNNc! aurcs between
ava pi@u@s and th array q" A!iNdtc Nchi
e.. ,f ilr several stations va, unprecedented.
There De- htu- Io ca ItclueEt lu Nc"alh, ana no
f.lrs of violence are now entertained. On saturday,
tf-ai-Pocs 1inls issued address % ie po-cc dee
plrlncut thanking tnc officer. ana Inenr i"i t"e't
.,.,ir.- TIE slIlnr las affected tac N"Maih Nor
6.ts 10 "a COZ siderable eA.eHt ~ alLds oI meals
.re +, ~ scarce. I-c4 Aa, advanced icur ana i've
cent, Der ln1ud retail -lui.Ou hAs gone up
from tIrt+ four e.. MS per pcunu Lamp j. A"l
SO s-.r,.r. from the rural counties.
Hti has advanced I've c-Hls, Tor thc psl graz -, dhd
t having Istu ti-u GEMS per dozen. are it'iiit loi
i,nrry-iao ...lI-. Vegetables .atc no. inceatcd III
pIico t.e nome gardens sIpI' !Ins Tie d .l'H.4.