The New York herald., 1877-07-27
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY 27 ls77-TRIPLE SHEET

York heretofore sent via the New York Central and
HUDSON River Railroad now dcs spatched over the
Pennsylvania Railroad on account OF tho troubles ON
the Michigan Southern. The superintendent Of tho
Pan Handle Railway teeeraphsd Mr. Jackson last
evening mat II the strikers VIII not allow the passen
ger he proposes to forward the postal car
with the mails alone 10y special locomotive. THIS Is
the first Instance IN which q railroad company has
shown such disposition 10 facilitate the United States
mail.
MARKET AND PRODUCE
At the Washington Market the dealers In meats aud
fruits almost dsconsolate 1T the scarcity OF their
merchandise. Wholesale butchers stated that meat by
the higher then than at any time since tho
beginning OF the war; ana that to-day hv price will
have 10 advance from one TO Two cents per pouud,
owing TO the short supply on hand Tho news re
ceived late IN the afternoon that cattle train had
over the Centra road gave dealers little
confidence. Poultry in large quantities has been
hurried TO tins market by tho poutorcrs of Pennsy
vana Peaches are most delicate fruit TO handle. and
demand quick sale Tho Delaware crop can hardly be
called ripe tor shipment, yet consignment OF thirty
one carloads len Baltmore day before yesterday morf
ing The train reached Philadelphia IN good shape,
aud was there split up Thirteen carloads were run
out passenger train, and reached this city ycsier
day morning IN safety large shipment Is expected
to-day by the regular steamer OF the Old Dominon
the Produce Exchange not because therc were
.spot'' deliveries on hand but because there was no
CHAMBER OF conxxncx
The Chamber OF Commerce delegation which con-
suited with the Mayor on Wednesday relative to the
present troubles have concluded not TO hold any
meeting tor the present.
EXPRESSION EXCHANGE
meeting OF the STOCK Exchange called by the
President yesterday when the following resolutions
were adopted -
Resolved That the ,memhsrs of the Stock Exchange
aud efficiency shown by the Governor Of the State of
New York period Of great disorder which has elsewhere
severely tried many OF our public officials
1ha, We the % sy OF New York on
sns * of ds n. 'ns P0ss icsns % Sr
and for avertns which ncy eurely ready to
xyh avv linda to tlc
and sniy Sarictsn Of our National Guard freshly DEM
threaten the community or the State or the nation.
II is reported that at earlier meeting OF Inc Ex-
change tho above resolutions were tabled by decisive
vote
SATISFACTION IN nRoogLYS
Thoro was much rejoicing among the National
Guardsmen Of Brooklyn, who have been on duty at
the armores OF that CITY, over the prospect OF early
release In consequence o the suppression OF he strike
in this State. Besides having to endure the dscomG
turc OF Imprisonment In the armorics, the men com
PLAIN that they have been icd on an inferior qualify o.
Twenty third regiment Is expected TO IN Brook
lyn from Hornellsville this evening They Will be
ceved at the Wall street terry by the Thirteenth regi
ment
SPECIMEN RESULTS ACHIEVED.
Some OF the ouscroppings OF the strike disorder in
this city may DO observed in the following para
John Muller, laborer, Yesterday morning passed
the armory at the corner OF Franklin aud Elm streets
aud De insult the guards stationed at tho door,
George IL. Hartman one oil the officers, ordered him
away. Muller then seized sabre from one of the
Bciion, of the Fourteenth precinct, caught his arm
and prevented tho blow. Al the Tombs Muller was
fined $40.
Wednesday afternoon Judge Murray gave orders to
the jantor aud officers OF the Essex Market Court to
have the court opened at hapas four O'Clock yes,er
day morning. SO that any people who might be arrested
at rompkins square could be disposed OF before tho
crowds would be out OF their beos or would know any
thing about IT, The east side precincts were also not
hcd OF this order OF Judge Murray's Punctually at
five O'Clock yesterday morning His Honor was
on the bench and tho clerks and officers were
and we'll advised but twenty prisoners were brought
IN during the whole morning and but ono OF these on
charge OF rt0ting or tncting to riot This was John
Mccarthy OF No. 355 East Forty eighth street, who
arrested in the lower part OF Montgomery street
Walsh OF The Seventh precinct, for making an incen
diary speech to crowd OF people. The officer sad
that the prisoner was standing truck that there
were about two or three hundred people around him;
that he was advising them 10 turn out aud burn down
stores and storchouses II they did not at once get
and the means of buying bread tor their families
Judge N urray looked at Mccarthy Tor a lew moments
said, ii think know you. Were you not indicted
time ago Tor representing yourself as CoInmis.
sioner Erhardt and obtilniLg 800 from certain man
to put him polceY" Mccarthy confessed that he
was The man Judge Murray continued, "And think
you indicted Tor eionous assault previous TO tua
Io this the prisoner answered nothing. The Judge con-
cuded, 1T you and fellows like you who are making
ali the trouble anu trying iOncite honest workiugmen
10 riot ana revolution Will hno you $40 and commit
you to the Island for six months in default OF 900
bail"
Dr. Francis d. Miller, lately of San Francisco, but
at present residing at No West Washington place,
went over 10 euuesuuy uSul, soc
what the much advertised labor meeting would amount
TO. Dr. Miller, VINO Is gentleman about sixty years
OF age, dressed very neatly and bore exposed
his person heavy gold chain. Alter Ieav-
ing tho meeting and whe walking along Tenth
street, opposite the square, gang OF young thieves
VINO evidently noticed his cham made rush Tor aim
and snatched the umepiece Miller gave chase, ioI-
lowed by hooung mot. rhoughtiu his hie the
Doctor dashed up high stoop on Tenth street and
rang the doorbc, determined 10 seek shelter. About
this tme iortunatey, OIlccr Thomas Kenneay, OF
Inspector Murrays Office and officer Hey, OF tho
Western Steamboat squad, saw the situation and
TO his assistance. The crowd closed around the
officers, but Officer kcnncay caught the man
nearest 10 DR.. Miller, and whose
name was John Martin. Another man who was stand
Ing alongside, aud who Is supposed to have stolen
the Doctors chain escaped. A ncrco struggle took
place the stoop between the officers ana the mob,
and officers and prisoner literally rolled down the
sOop together All the way TO the station house. corner
OF Fih street ana First avenue, where the prisoner
brought the officers were followed by the crowd,
who fired brckhats and other missiles At them. Both
officers pulled their rcvOlvers pointed them at the
crowd, but did not fire. Martin was successfully
brought to the station and locked ~ for the
night. Or. Miller was almost completely ovcrco me by
previous excitement when he came into the house and
asked captain Mccullough to let OF the officers 60
home with him. The Doctor had 81 100 in his pocket
aud n gold watch worth $500 He elt very thank al
TO the officers for rescuirg him IRON his peril, and
con sidered himself extremely lucky 10 have got OF
with his liic Martin was arraigned before Judge
Murray at Essex Market Court yesterday, but was rc-
manded ill to-day to await the appearance OF the
painant, Dr. Miller.