The New York herald., 1877-07-22


under the Governors orders; also direct General
French to use IN his discretion for the purpose
any troops under hts commsnd not needed 10 West
The President directs that all possible aid be cx-
tended to the State authorities and you may use DIS
creon in ordering any force in reach TO be sent TO the
GEO. ". MccRARY Secretary OF War;
GENERAL BARRY oRDERxD TO BALrInoRA
CHiEP SIGNAL OFFICE
IL WAN DsPAETMEST.
wAsHISoroS D. C., July q, 1871
To GKSERAL BARRY Commandant Fort Achenfy, BAL
The secretary of War directs that you report 70 the
Governor o: Maryland With your guns and all available
men 10 ard In quelng the riot.
You Will acl under the Governors orders
Acknowledge receipt.
oxpsRs TO GxNsRAL HANCOCK.
WAR DKPAKTMExT, July 2l-2:l6 A. ii.
Major General HANCOCK, New YORK;
the least practicable delay three companies o. troops
to Batmore, 10 act under orders OF the Governor 10
queng the riot a! mat point Let me COMPANIES vs
10 Fort Monroe 10 send three companies from that
post. thus making six with those you Will send.
Please acknowledge receipt and report probable noor
VINCENT, Assistant Adjutant General
SIGNAL OrvIcK, WAR DEPARTMENT., July 81. 1871
General FRENCH, Commanding, Martnsburg, W. Va -
The Secretary OF War directs that you send IN your
discretion. any troops you can spare TO Baltimore to
land al that point 10 connection With The riot now IN
progress Acknowledge receipt and report action.
VINCENT, Assistant Adjutant General
ORDERS SENT TO NEW YORK
WAR DEPARTMENT, July 2l--2:15 A. NJ.
To CoMMASDisG OFFICER Fort Columbus, New YORK
The Secretary Of war directs that you organize one
good strong company from the permanent party, and
report IL General Hancock TO be forwarded to Bali
nor ii queing riot. Let the company be strong
you make II. Acknowledge receipt and report the
''''0 VINCENT, Assistant Adju,ant General
BALTIMORE July 21-S:15 A. NJ.
To ApJurASr GENERAL UNITED STATES ARMY, Washing
kilograms OF this date received 1 will report to
the Governor Of Maryland with Light Battery A, Sec
ond artillery, and four field Guns a, At once INV
Brcvct Major General Commanding.
MARrissBURG, W. va, July N, 1871
To General VINCENT, Assistant Adjutant General Wash.
Telegram received. Have three batteries detached.
Will send what Gun after hearing from Cumberland
this morning. FRENCH
Colonel Commanding.
DISPATCHES FROM NEW
NEW York, July 81, 1877.
To ADJUrAST GENERAL, Washington -
Your telegram just received. The company will
probably leave here by ten O'Clock to-day
BUSH, Commanding.
New YoRK, July q, 1877.
To ADJrrASr GENERAL UNITED STATES ARMY Wash.
Your despatch just received. viii reply further as
soon can communicate with tho troops aud trains.
HANCOCK, Major General
ORDER RESTORED IN BALTIMORE
CAMDEN STATION, July q, 1877.
To Hon. GRoRGE McCRARY:-
Order has been restored for the present. aud hope
we may be able 10 restrain v0encs with our military
and police There increasing awessness at Cumbcr
land, ana as WIN not be able TO send force from
here may be obliged TO ask tho government for and.
will communicate again IN tho morning. Please
vcy my thanks 10 tho President or promptly respond
ing to my request. JOHN LEE CARROLL.
SOLDIERS HOVE, July 2l-3:2O A. M.
do not send marines unless requested by Governor
Carroll Tue Governor reports order restored. He
Will lot You know II they arc needed.
GEORGE W. McCRARY, Secretary of War;
WAR DEpAarxENr,
WASHINGTON, u. G., July 81, 1877
Major General HANCOCK New York.
Inform the commanding olrcor OF Fort Columbus who
was ordered to report company to you.
VlNCENr. Assistant Adjutant General~
.tt WAR DgPARrMRxr, July 81
To General BARRY, Fort McHenry:-
order Is restored. Your artillery 10 not needed.
VINCENT, A. A. G.
WAR DEPARTMENT. July 2.
To General FRENCH, Martinsburg:-
order has been restored in Baltimore Your troops
are not needed. VINCENT, A. A. G.
WAR DEPARTMENT, July q.
To MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION, BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD, Washington
Transportation Tor troops will not no needed. Order
In Baltimore has been restored. VINCENT, A. A. G.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
To Hon. SECRETARY OF WAR, Soldiers Home-
Necessary orders Tor troops were duly ssced, but
have been countcrmanded. VINCENT, A. A. G.
NEw YoRg, July 2I, 1877.
To ApJurANr GENERAL United States Army, Wash
Your last despatch received VIII notify tho com
mander Fort Columbus that troops are moi required
anu Will countermand orders for movement Of the
companies from Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth.
HANCOCK, Major General
FORT McHESEY, BALTIMORE, July 21, 1877.
To ApJUrAST GENERAL United States Army, Wash.
Your second telegram OF this morning, counter.
mandDg previous ono 10 report TO tho Governor Of
Maryland, received. BARRY. Commanding.
MARrISsBuRG, w. Va, July 21, 1877.
T. NJ. VINCENT, Assistant Adjutant General, Washing.
Your telegram received. All quiet here.
WILLIAM II. FRENCH
Colonel Fourth Artillery.
SAILORS AND MARINES FROM NORFOLK.
The Secretary Of tho Navy to-day ordered the
United States steamers Powhaian and Swatara, at
tacned to the North Atlantic squadron stationed at
Hampton Roads to take board the sailors and
marines stationed Norfolk and on The several YES.
sells in that vicinity Tor transportation to this city,
The force, numbering IN the aggregate about five
hundred men, will arrive here tomorrow morning. all
equipped ior active service upon immediate notice.
ALL QUIET WASHINGTON
All was quiet at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot
IN this city this morning There a crowd of iders
present who spccuatcd as to the OF the delay Of
the passenger trains from Baltimore and the West
~
is embarrassed somewhat by a scarcity OF engineers
here
HOT WORK EXPECTED IN 6ALrIaoRE
Passengers who arrived the hafpast eleven
A. ~ train reported the excitement very great In Bal
timorc and that hot work is anticipated there to-
night. freight from Barnesvllle arrived here
this morning consigned to Baltimore with cattle. Tho
1remen are afraid 70 10 with II to Baltimore Nearly
all the passengers arriving here by the Baltimore and
Ohio road this morning from the West The tram due
halipas seveu but three hours Ia to, lett for ORTIZ
crn cities the Baltimore and Potomac road at half
past =. NJ, there being no certainty that tho Bal
timoro and Ohio road could take them to Baltimore.
TRAINS OVERDUE
Three trains from Baltimore by the Baltimore and
Ohio road overdue here, and two trains from here
not sent In Tact, they have but passcp ger
engines and very few cars here Adams Express Com.
pany are unloading freight from The Baltimore and
Ohm detained trains and sending A via he II