The New York herald., 1877-07-26

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QUIET THE JEKsxY CENTRAL.
About two O'Clock IN tho afternoon Detective Kill
cauley reported Police Headquarters that gang Of
men were hanging around the Communipaw ferry
buildings and workshops and were intim dating tho
workmen who refused to striko Eight police officers
sent TO the place and remained there
till o'clock, when they reported that AL
was quiet, the dsturbcrs having been driven off, Per-
sistent attempts intimidation made at the
Central RaiIroat coal docks In Bergen Poin ana In
Aammstory posters and hsndbls published ex-
tspsiveiy, but the railroad did not heed them.
In every instance where the HERALD reporter encoun-
tered employs OF tins road he found him positively
averse 10 strike Whatever troubles wore appre-
hendea were excited other terminus OF the road
in Easson and Phlpsburg. Receiver Lathrop had
long interview with Governor Bede on the situnton
ExAttorney General Vanatta called IN the evening and
had interyew with the Governor In relation 10 the
strike on the Delaware, LacSawanua and Western.
The most ample provisions been made not
merely Tor the protection OF the Pennsylvania Kali
depot buildings but also OF the trestework and
bridges A manifesto was posted outside the depot IN
Jersey CITY, warning the pubic that the city wouid
have pay for any damage that might be inflicted by
mob ON the properly OF the railroad company THIS
provision the has had the effect OF alternating
Patrols OF military and special policemen are stationed
at all important points between Jersey City and
Newark on the railroad. Colonel Bernard,
with two companies Of the Fifth regim, nj,
is posted at the telegraph station west OF
the Hackensack bridge. Governor Bedle hopes
- be able to dispense with the Fourth regiment and
to cope with any disturbance by the employment OF
police only. The Jersey City abattor is projected by
a special squad OF watchmcn, and 1t IS probable that
Mayor Seder viii call for squad o. deputies for DUTY
at Lorard's factory The propretors OF some OF the
large factories in the city sppcd p the CbeI OF
Police Tor protection, especially at night Sheriff
Laverty's deputies still kopt st the County Court
House to await a Call Tor duty.
THE RECEIVER AND THE BRAKEMEN OF THE
CENTRAL ROAD.
New YORK, July 25 1877.
Tho receiver OF the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
to-day sent out the following Circular
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY New JERSEY,
New YORK, July 25, 1871
To ALL PERSONS IN EMPLOY THIS COMPANY =
In these times OF riot and disorAer the receiver OF
the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, with iu confluence
the loyalty vi the old und tried empioyes oil the
road calls upon them TO unite with the local auhor-
ties IN protecting ,he properly o. Inc comrany' IN 'ne
FRANCIS 5. LATHROP, Receiver.
In response the above the following despatch was
received -
PESoBscoT. Pa, July 25 1877.
f. s. LATnRor, Receiver central Railroad Company OIL
Alter reading your just ssued in regard to
desroyn property we must say that we are sorry to
leave under impression intentions are
SUCH and we Cheerful ly say that we Will project your
property from III violence II in our power Q DO So
BRAKEMEN LEAlGH AND susQUEHANNA Di-
VISION CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER
SEY.