The New York herald., 1877-07-30

than the arrival of about three hundred more mem,
bers of the militia regiments The second battalion
from bergen Hin up TO the Morris and Essex
Railroad last night and stopped at Port Norris The
battalion numbers 200 men aud Is commanded by
MAJOR yreeland Moore Tue Inspector General OF the
State stated to-day that Phlipsburg would be the rem
devious Of all the troops as IL convenient send
them to any portion Of the State
special tram came up the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey this morning. bringing the New York papers
winch were largely sought for by our news hungry
citizens
CONFLICT oy AUTHORITY.
A little unpleasantness occurred this morning be-
tween the officials Of Phillipsburg and Easton. In
compliance with orders from tho Mayor of Phillips
burg the gatcs the Delaware loot bridge closed
and a posse OF police stationed there with orders 10
allow no ono To cross IRON Easton unless they
bud pass. The Mayor of Easton issued posses
10 large number oil citizcns, which were refused.
The mayor himself attempted TO cross in company
Win the Sherih of Easton, but was refused Loud
words were uttered aud threat made to arrest any
Jorseyman that went to Easton. A large crowd gath
cred at The Easton end OF the bridge, the sennes
guarding the bridge tearing police would DO over
powered and a ru so made called on the guard The
officer Of tho guard called the reserve, which was
formed in line OF battle across the bridge. This
tho crowd to disperse. Iqt1ss
ORDER coMEs BACK AGAIN.
This morning The Assistant superintendent OF the
Morris aud Essex Road, Mr., Meeker, telegrapned 10
Hoboksn that all was right and that trains wonid run
on regular time to morrow. Inc passenger and milk
u.
General Agent OF the Contra Railroad of New Jersey
AZ this place. says that all the passenger and one
local freight train Will BE- run Tomorrow. Everything
is quiet ON Lehgh Valley Railroad conference will
be mold tomorrow between committee OF tho strikers
and the officials Of the road.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Tue following decision has been posted up at tho
depot OF the Central Railroad oil New Jersey ut
Easton:-
deputy of the State Chancellor in Phipsburg who
he viii give orders the in the strike
T. ). LArHRoP, Receiver
Transportation Department., Phiiadelphia Station.
July, 2S, 1877.
NoIIcEIn tho Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Western District of Pennsylvania il having been
brought to the attention of this Court that the property
the Central Raiir of New Jersey. also the eg
Nikesbare Coa Company, in possession OF this Court
by the receiver duly appointed that purpose Is
threatened with destruction by rioters
persods notice hereby given that property
company being in the circuit OF ths
and projections aud that its power put
tenpt of It's authority and orders will be exerted its
rules extent against any molesng interfering
with said property. and the Marshal Is directed
orders to his depntics with the receiver
In pro- Getting tie property In their hands al
OF int rieering theewith all persons
pany in anywise against destroying custody pos
session thereof of said receiver appointed by
under pc naty OF fine ana Imprisonment, which the Court
Is authorized summariiy TO impose W. MckEEN,
Judge Circuit Court OF the United states.