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Gutitts0otfie'tt att Ss1tSsuft.

Hon0out, W.sg)., 10. San.- llngefabr
so arbsiter pnraOirtsn heute ben 6luB ent>
lang uno spangeu Die an ben @ishduiern be-
ldGftiatcn Qrbeiter, bic Irbeit einSufteqen.
Die @is=@ompagnie'n be5ablen sl.25 unO
$3.50 pro Sag, unb es ftnOen iid mebr ap.
plifanten nm Nrbet ein, als Die @on1paas
MEN beihdf.igen f0nnen. Die yeingei6iif'
tsrteu" 4rbeiter febren loeben BON ben gisz
h1niern in ihre gEnhnnnnen srriif.
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@barle S..&., 10. Sanuar. -
Der ruiiiid)e @eiantte reil'tc beute Abeuo mad
gSdibiugtou 5uriid, uuO ole ruliiide Soruette
u u8oaatnr" ieaelte mad 6amptOn. Noa0s ab.
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eor0, E.=Ss.
CONCORD, N..S., 10. San. - Die Ste,
publifaner bon Ncrpz6ampibire bielten beute
thren Staats.@onuent uno nominrten San.
bibaten fir Die 8ebl i'm 9lpril. Die ges
iHliiiie erf(dren: yoaB Die 8unbeSregiernn9
perpli1tet 1T, ieoen Siiraer in Der freisn
IusiibIn9 aller ieiner 8ehte unO BrtuileQieu
III lfiBen; baB mir nit Nlarm NIB Snbigs
nation ben Seriud Der bemofratiiden 8artet
es8 Siibens, gebilltgt unb unteritiitt ron III
rem nDrbliden Sliigel, NIT anlebsn, Oas
Stimmredt Der Sreigemorbeuen Ourdl Gin
i6iidterung, @euattbot uno 0toro 81 cous
troliren. gSir p:rnammen Die Siibrnng beS
leeteu 0ahlfampfeS burA Die 9emofraten
bes SiibenS ais tnbhman, iuo1al nuo ais
gefabrbringeno fir Die freien Sntitutionen
oieleS 2an0es, t1beEl iie ueriudten, bur1 Elm
Seriabrsn, iuelfles uniere @lutlilation idldn=
o.t, Die Contribution inOirett 81 nullifi,iren
un6 Die 9roBe Otebrbeit ber Stimmen, meld|e
gegen lte in me9reren Staten abge9eben
purben, umsuitiirSen. gSir ueroamnlen fers
ner Die Saltuns Der bemofratlihen Tiibrer,
beionhers berlenisen i'm 9foroen, lett Der 4rd.
libentenpabl, iuoem fe beiirebt iinb, our6
ungeieslide uno 9emaltame Mabregeln einen
8ortbetl Su fi6ern, melder ihnen nid]t geb0rt,
unb bur6 bleie Ntttsl ben Samuet S. SiOen
als Yrafnenten Der Ser. Staaten rbinetn5uz
3dbien." Ser &eit Der SeihliiIie 1T ein Sob,
9eiang auf 9iutberforO 8. 6a9es nuo Den
o9roBen Siibrer unD ausse5eiGneten Slrger"
Il. g. Grant.
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8ermtf1tc Sepefd)ett aus 9se.e=
Mnrf

Rew.9 orf, 10. .Sanuar.-@olo er6ffuete
au LOG.
- Ser 9ampfer y&itp Of 9;iGmonb" 1T
bon Qtusrpoo! an9efOmmen.
= Der Dampier u@itp Of gtepz DOrt" traf
Don Sapanna iies ein.
- Die 3oll GtHnabmcH betrrgen beute
$253,000.
- Der acknowledgements sabtte heute fir
SntereIen 100000 unb fiir eiugeSogene
Sbligationsn 5000, 900.
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1ahttttttfoli In ss[oriSa.

YeniacOla, Sla,, 10. Sannar. - Der
iiiDlid sebenbe YoitSng Der rYeniacola'er
8abn" ipurbs in Der uecgangenen Naflt burb
cine bon ben 99pelen lo8geriiiene Sdiene
ans sem @eletie seidleuoert; eer 5eiSer so.
Butler muroe tDbtltdb uuo Der Rad)iniit
9tepe 9eobetter geiahrlih Ocrlett. @erabe
Dor ginbrudb Der 9unfelheit hatten snei 3iige
rie betrefienoe Stelle otne llnfaa paiiirt. Der
Mai6iniit lab, baB Die Sdlene Don tbrem
Ylase eutferut mar, iebod 5u ipGt, um ben
3ug gum Ste1en brlngen 81 fDnuen. sllle
4u5eiden beuten barauf bin, bab Der llnfall
burd, Elm Serbre9en beranlaBt murbe. Die
gabn. @ompasnie bat $1,000 8elobnung aui
his 1erhoftr,,o hpa gseriibers oua,p,pt,t
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Ste @efd)6ftsSperre ttt 0er 0eickse=
b1ttta BON Wetu= c<eriest.

Sreht0n n, VS., TO. san. - Sn Dem
llnterbauie wurben beute bic erlpGblten Mit=
elieber beeioigt unS oarauf sur @abl zines
Spre6ers aeidritten. 9ie erfte 4bltimmung
ergab 30 Stimalen fir Scooel aus @amOen
uno 80 Stimneu fir 0fobe aus 9ubiou. Die
5ipeite Nbifimmnn9 bate baiielbe Geiultat.
Sin @ntrag mnroe oaraui angenommen, baB
feline Yartei itd) bic tempordre 4bpeienbeit
zines Ntitaliebes Der @egeupartei su Nnte
MAIDEN uno baB cine Waioritdt aller Stin=
men (31) 3u elmer gBabl erioroerliG iein ioa.
6ierauf erfolgte Sertagung.
@7Sn Der abeubftnHg nabm bas 5nns brei
Mbtimnungen pot, weldle ieos8 Wfal 80
Stimmen fiir ie6en @anoioaten fitr's Spres
d)eramt er9aben, uno petta9te iid] bann bis
mo-gen.
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Gin ebemaItges sflaDemi9iff ae=
Sdtetterf.

Gan Gram3tsco 10. Sanuar.-- Der
,9eraio" in Sionen, Heii-Siio= gSates, mel
bet, bab bas uoloriibe Sflaueni1lff Die 8r,a9
v@arl" bel BLUFF. f.parbor an Der Siifte pOn
Sib.anfrallen Sdiffbrud seltttem bot.
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tp8breno 90 Sasen!
@. g. @aob g. Gomt.,

gS. 8. gSoob & Gomp.,
s@ a n
vQSoIo'S Dampftct3er."
Gold Medal Suruteem sn ansn @sbanSen gnangen
Centennial unto Variier Nan8es
YarlorSun>sseuetp tpIas retser,
fraabare tan9eS unb
Sod. Sets5feu.
an 5u ieaudW
Ifahinfn Bebar
Suu
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Ser 0etOtttarft.

gte.p 9 orf, 10. Sanuar.-@elO leidlt
gu 3. gSed,iel rubig gu 4.84. Sob idlob
beute 81 1865. 8unbes Sblisationen
ihlolien lebbaft; 81er Coupons 1134; 65er
1881; neue 1094; Ger 1123; 68er 1144 !;
ueue ssiinfer l10E 1o.40er @OupOns
112. glftten lebbaft uub unfetig; N.s0.
Central 1913; @rie 94; Qafe Shore 544
SIs. Central 634; 8ittsburg 80; Rortb-
8eftern Sc: Brior. 565; &of~S8lanb =.
uuterihatamt8 8ilan,: Sob S67, 1922
QQ5. Eournut GA O21 400
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Selegrapbiibe 9epeiden.

[Yeridte ber "Iioeiirten Breiie' fin ben pDeut6eu
@orreiponoeuten".J
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Baltimore, MD., Souuerftag ben IL SQnuar 1917

Ct lebf tod! - Ser repaablifattiid,e
Yoit.tteiiter t,amIid1. = ttmo faf,t
Sefd,tisife, fd)tpingt oas ,,blit=
tige Ssetato" ietto iG)impft attf
Den ttteoertrdGttgett 0crittd) Der
9eunofratett, Siloett binetn5t=
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Saftttftttfoif i'm 3ettfafn.


2outSp pille, &p., 10. San.-gin 3ug
Der y0ouiSuille= =9reat Soutsern 8abn" Lief
beute Worgen bel 9ilbert's Station aus BEN
@eletie. Sin YaiIa9ier- unc Der @epddpag=
9on itiir3ten Inn nno rprrbsn betrGd)tlid be-
f9doigt. @s befauoeu iid Mir Is Baiiagiere
auf Dem 3uge, uOn weld1en aGt leidbt perlett
,puroen. Sie iebten idun1tlidl lire 8eiie
fort. Wan slaubt, baB Der 1nfaa Snr1 ben
tieien Shnee peruriaat purbe.
Gin pereitelter Sd)tpimSelperfstd).
SO ntgomerp, AIa., 10. Sannar. -
Gin Wann, rrel6er iid@ Chs. $. Worgau
uannte uno an9ab, gum 8eiten ieiner@eiuno=
belt mad bem SiiDen sefommen 3u ietn,
oeponire Dor einseu Sasen fiinf angeblid)
RON Der ,@rltea Nationalbanf BON 4omeG )"
Maii., auf bic ,Grite 0ationalbanf BON
8oiton" ausseiteate Anweiiuugen BON lie $4,000
in Der y@riteu Itatlonalbanf uon Wionteo-
merp." @r periud)te harauibin, $1,000 baar
BON oemaaiiirer Der lesterenSahf 81 esbalten
peie1e Snuiiie er on eineut benadbarteu
Yunfte IN @run6eigenthum anleaen tpullte
Ser Salfrer telesrapb,rte lebodl 5uerit on oil
betrefienoe Banf in 9orpell unb erbielt snl
Mnttport, bic 4nweilungen ieien gefdiiht
Miotgau hattie iih mittlerweile bereiis alls
! BEN Staube gematt.
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gSdbrenb Der 8eratbung beri6tete Worrill
bonn Oiitriftsz@omite bic Bill Elm, bas alte
@aibingtoner StabtgefdngniB su beieitigen,
ipeld3e angenomnlen muroe.
9Blnoom beri4tete 9elpiiie 9efSit Sermil-
lisunsen en.
Der Senat berta9te iid) I'M 4 llbr.
SIN Reprd II ant II b Il Il | c
mnroe heute bic Bill, rpeld)e benjentseu Sbeil
bes @eiebes bonn II. De3ember 1872. peidler
fid3 auf einen 9urd,laB in elmer 5.piid)en @ins
cinnati uno @onin9ton 81 errihtenoen Bride
beslebt, nit 123 se9en "a Stimmen bermorz
fen.
Das 6aus so9 iobanu Die Blenar .Jieioluz
tion oes SenatS. neld)e Den YrGfberten er
md6ttgt, cine @ommiiiton 5u ernenner, I'm
elmer internationalen @onferens be;ii9li6 beS
relatiueu gSertbes bon Sob nno Silber bel,
3ulpohuen, in @rpdgung. Die yior9enitunbc
neritrid] ieeod, obue oaB bic Nelolution erlez
biat wurbe, uno oas Saus nabm I'M ubr
ais Ylenar=@omite inter Dem 8orfite beS
9rn. @aulfielo (5as.) bic @oHiulars nnb
btplomatiife Sertpilligungsbill Dor. Die
porliegeHbs 6rase par oas BON Sru. 9olmarl
(Snb.) am lstten Samtage ansebotene Nner'
oement beSii9lid Der @ebalte Der @eianoten
i'm auslanoe.
yiaa ldnserer 9isfuiiion bob bas Gomite
bic Sttung auf, obne iiber bas Gmenocment
81 enti6eioen, uno nm Is llbr uertagte iid)
baS 6aus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Msckay, of steamer California Bp. from Glas'
SOW, has thanks for favors.
The Of the steamer City OF New York. from HA-
has thanks for courtcses.
We indebted to the purser Of steamer Atlas from
Kingston, Ja. for iavors
SHIr LILLE SouLLAnp tBr kiiam from Liverpool col
lded Ang ut Quebec with the steamer Rossend Castle
tBr). from Montreal for Queenstown at anchor In the
and had how cut through The steamers up
port bow stove. A survey was to be held
VIXEN. from Ellsworth Tor 81 Johns put ipto Cas-
time 9th inst ieaky called and she was pro-
nounccd unit to proceed
HALIFAX Aug 6-Thc diving schrs Thistle and Nmbc
arrived with rals the wreck
OF the steaper George Washington ut Trspassy NJ.
PORTSMOUTH, MI. Aug 7-Workers On the sunken coal
laden Ceres alon gsidc the Portsmouth bridge.
moved the vessel In shore that they able
thu hatch. The vessel has laid in
~ water since last fall her hull being entirely
covered with barnacies
OyERpUg-Shp T lin. Captain Jabez II Snow. sailed
from Jan 26 for Falmouth. Il. loaded with
she out no days. 20 days
anxiety Is et tor her safety Bucksport
she Is mostly owned.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Aug 7-->ailed steamer E Knight.
New York; schr Cathie q Berry. Charleston
APPUNAUG. Aug 7-Arrived, schr Cynthia Jane, Gard
ner. Perth Amboy. -, So, :,
BOSTON, Aug ARRIVED brig Rocky Glen Allen, -
Martins; schrs Carrie Belle Seavey: Mabel k0se Allen
VIM Leo Lee; Allen Green, Nickeson, and U Lerry.
: s,l,"Arrved brxs Agnes Barton. Knight Trinidad;
brown. Freeman, Mirssoane Josie ptvcrcmIx Estes
Baltimore; schrs Addie Fuller Jergenseh. H0boken
James Holmes slidell. Rondout: Harry Fred johnson
Port johnson. a Avsry. Thompson; Agnes J; Bacon
a Trainer. Thompson; Mary 4 prury Gsye vrae; Fiem
ming: Mary \ Hood StecImnn: William Walton
Bucs aloo: smma Is shaw. springer; W Abbott
Ludl am: stcpren Morris. Ouch; A bic Cotson Corson
IN re. barge: Maggie Gain, scuit; ~ scrbuer Shaw
Ella Little Crawford; Jennie II Huddcli, sharp; Carrie
Belle lie .vey; Cora Eta Pendcton; Jessie Wilson. Con
ncy Calvin Edwards Ooscn; Sarah schubert, Tomlin
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CAPTAIN NOLAN'S WANDERINGS.

A DJsA sTRoUs FIGHT REPORTED AT MILITARY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LACK OF DETAILS
CHICAGO, Ill, August s, 1877.
Oihcial Information has just been received rnii-
tary headquarters confirming the here
u lew days since regarding dgnt between Indaos
and United States troops In Texas IL rs asceraincd
that u disastrous encounter had the Staked
Plains, In which there two officers aud twenty
six enlisted soldiers killed. The rcmnan OF the party
continued its march after having suffered this loss,
and has reached Fort Conner with additional
loss OF i've privatcs anu forty horses and mules.
The unfortunate command was without for
clghty-six hours and the suffering they endured IA
COZ cqucncc terrible. Further particulars con-
cernIng the disaster wanting, the despatch beng
very brief II is thought iul details Will be received
In the course OF few days, when the names Of tho
killed and wounded Will be learned.
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IRON AND STEEL WORKERS.

THEY sYMPATHIzE WITH THE RAILROAD MEN
IN THEIR DEMAND OF LARGER WAGES, BUT
DEPRECATE ALL VIOLENCE.
COLUMBUS Ohio August s, 1877.
The Convention oil Iron and Steel Workers to-day
unanimously adopted resolutions setting forth that
they firmly believe the demand made by the railroad
employees Tor the restoration OF the late per cent
reduction and the modification OF the heretofore
tyrannca rules and orders just and proper hav-
ing lu faith that railroad companies by proper
management, fully able and OF right should acccds
to the same; that while they approve OF the demand
just believe in the ability of the companies to
grant the request they emphatcaly denounce any and
every act tending 10 violation OF law and thu
Of peace order OF the country know ing full
well that every violation OF the law and disturbance Of
the peace tends only 10 pjuro the OF those
gagged therein that the arbitrary power assumed by
pora railroads cspecialiy-and exercised IN
crushing labor TO the earth demands at the hands Of all
honest citizens serious and careful reflection to Tho
end that way be opened 10 strip them OF some of the
unlimited powers they possess and that labor may
thereby be better rewarded amt the country greatly
benefited; that in every dis agreement between EN-
ployer ana employee they believe IN the policy Of
arbitration.
Numerous memorials presented by members,
which were referred 10 an appropriate committee.
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Aprs July so-saicd bark Essex. Peterson. Muscat
for Ssw York: Oliver Ianno for do since .sisdJ
uvRAcoA. July 3,'.In port orig' Thets spaleklavea.
ABOUT SsI Aug S Isl schIs Fssens Harris. to sail
CAinAErEs July ioArrved. barks cabsrieH. Hopkins,
New York 2oh Norton Sssysr nnsr Porte RE"
",m.runcos. July 30 Sailed briggs Camilla Primera de
Fos,a. tp, Pjo's Charleston; Aug I. sharon Tracey.
Hutchinson Tor rluno Bay NJ in ballast ready for
n4vAsA Ausa Sailed, bark Nervion cp,. Gorccc.
g & p STs new chr So
g. H re- 'sHs as sour
Cleared 81 AK Ansa Csp,. Garteis: rsscsgoua Isabel
,sp,. Mcrcena New York. brig Clara tbr Llavers Pass
Crosby Hull 9Th .chr watson tBr). starkey, Port
Cleared 4th brig Christina tBr. Bale, st Margnret's
ssir. i.l brig, Champion ur). Malaga; 5th Tentative
R,sesros Js July as-Arrvei. briggs Lena Br,. David
son SAT- River t,nd s,cd Aug Tor sostonl 3is Hype-
rion. Wi,m ,inadnoupc land sailed Aug for Philade
p" sailed July 81 Srs Mary Dana Saunders. ,edsr Keys.
ford Brandt New YORK. born jus, arrived seu,s sa-
whi,mTe whi,nsre from Ina Ma s,ryod Jay -
Florence GORDON from, A,pnwa'l or st Thomas arrived
LoSpos. July sj-Arrved. steamer Thames Br' Camp.
WoSrsao BAY ia July 81 In port. schr rampico. Bon
hcl, from New York. .... 49, os,,.. s,., H..
M ,nsn"ck A"S sr Lake Erie scssor Glasgow
Cleared 9TH steamer Peruvian, smith Liverpool; bark
Or iaMson ya JrIy 81 In port brig Dashaway tBp.
Small for New York. -.
sailed 18th brig Ponvert. Johns. New York 2sh. schr
PonT MuLGnAvs Aug 4--Passcd, schr II winshp.
bound s. -
SHEET HARBoR Ms July 19-Clcared brig Ltvonia (Br).
Byrne. Kirkcuubright scotland.
PIcrou Aug 4 Arrived, bark l. De Chapman (Br), st
Johns, NJ ,r> .,.,
Cleared 4th bark Maggie OIricn (Br), Montreal
OrtnEc. Arrived. steamers Dominion, Roberts,
Liverpool; Lake Ncpigon. Scott. do, 90
Cleared Uth steamers Phpnician scott, Gmsecw; Lake
Megsntic, Baitersbv. Liverpool; ship CITY oil Richmond
Cummings do parks Assyra. Edgett CORK; kcniiworth.
Mackenzie, Greenock .u . -
SHANGHAI June 27-Arrivcd, bark Ada wisweIl, Wis
SavASSA.LA.MAR. July 5-Arrved, bark Grenada. Hud.
sr Jonss. PR. July 14-Arrivcd. brigJ iIorsey tBp
JouS any 6Arrvcd ship Lydia (Br), Goudey. Liver
pool scs Nellie Bowers Stxekpolc New YORK, to load Tor
tubH.
Cleared 4tb. ships Minister Of Marine tBr, Murphy.
Liverpool. BOLIVIA tBr. Murphy. Pcnarth ioads 18th.
john Murphy y'r,, siurphy. liverpool schr q + Bard
| Orr, Starkey Newport. RI Tor order :.
TRIESTE July 2I-In port bark vittoris utaD Do Mar
VA znss sr July a7s.sd bark VIM rhorndks, Cor.
ham, New York.
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Steamer Bothnia (Br) McMickan, Liverpool Queens
town-C q Francklyn.
Steamer Pererc t'r). Daure. Havrc via Plymouth. E.
Louis de Bcbian.
Steamer Gen Barnes. Cnecsman. savannahMnrray. Fer
fis n TO.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tribon, CharlesonJ W Quintard
X Go.
steamer A SINNERS. Warren Philadephia--Tas Hand
Snip cvathan tNor). Mosjcld Queenstown Falmouth
for orders-Bocknann. Oercin a "a.
BARK kolga Ger, kioseth. sydney. Nsw-R Game.
ron Co.
BARK Milo OBJ. Robbins. London-J w EIwclI h Co.
Bark tunclcrg (NorJ, Fredericksen Hull. E-Funch,
Edyc h Co.
Bark Danielc dtgD: Peuzzo, Queenstown or Falmouth
for ordcrs-slocovich K Go.
Bark ~evcro tab tnnareno Queenstown Fa'mou h
Tor order t- Size ,vich q Go.
BARK Elzanctb GER, Won Hagen Brcmen--Chas Luiing
K Ca,
Bark James Brett Gibson. Dunkirk- Funch, Edge h
Co
BARK Rebcccs Carusna. Johnson. Natsnxas-waydoll 4
Co. 49,
Bark Endcavor. Mountfort, New Orlcsns--N Brigham.
Brig Medina (Bp, virgic, Galway--J Parker Co.
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the junction Until within the past few days to en-
aoe Gov ernor hartranit to control the lines IN fenn
syvaIts.
ItAre has been left three panies under command
Oh C"oncl Angel, who stationed a the brnses hnu
cnttying railway stations These will be wthhrawn
without doubt In few hours There are more IN
portant railways IN the State oil New Jersey IN pro-
portion 70 s,ze and population than IN any other
State of the Union, and the state government ieel
trouble and not outstanding they the midst oil
the disturbing element there was neither loss OF ne
nor property within their jurisdiction rnc "oVernor
and the commander of tho forces General scwei at-
tribute this TO the sudden and secret movement OF
large bodies troops upon any quarter that may he
disaficc5ed
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ATTEMPTS TO INTIMIDATE THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING employees AT MAHANoY CITY
ARRESTS D THE SHERIFF.
HOME AGAIN.

RETURN OF THE TROOPS UNDER sEwELL FROM
PaILLIpsBURG HOW TIE STRIKE WAS con-
QUERED IN JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA, August s, 1877.
The return OF the New Jersey troops homeward was
q source OF congratuat.on to their friends not only
IRON the earnest them again and un.
harmed, bur from natural qualification pride
in their past days work at and about PhilIsburg
which resulted IN u complete victory for law aud
order aid accomplished without loss oil lie prop
erty
IN interview with Major General W. J. sewcI, who
was created by appointment of Governor ycdc brcvct
major general Of the State Nstsona Guard TO act IN
emergency, enabled your correspondent TO obtain
CONVENIENT ORGANIZATION
The organization oil the NatIoBal Guard Of New Jcr
Soy complete IN every detail that the men be
called INTO active service at hours Eacn
company Is provided al all times with camp outfit,
blankets, tents, havcrsacks, cantrens, &c. so that
delays M Use from the absence OF pro-
visions. The brisadss, regiment, aad companies
Altered by veterans, many OF whom have served
he could psce implicit confidence. on Friday,
July ~ AZ hve O'Clock J.. NJ, General
Sewell received orders report A. Jersey Guy
at nine H. ". At that point he received his instruc
lions proceed to Elizabeth CITY and take command
Of troops mat were At that hour being guthe rod
that point ~ baiI-past twelve the troops werc
moved In Two trains, with pilot ahead tanning a
force OF workmen feeling their way. THIS a wise
prccdution, but under the circumstances not at all
necessary, the movene had been conducted with
such secrecy that even the telegraph operator at
Philipsburg was taken by surprise at their appear
ance IA the gray OF Inc morning at MS station. Ar.
irving ouisde Of the town they deployed skirmIsh
line, Capturing the depot and bridges, and ing
custody The strikers who had possession Of the depot
and all straaglers thcy iuiRht ind.
The bridges were securely guarded, all passcrs being
required 10 give satisfactory evidence OF residence
character From the peculiar geography ol the place
can perceive ,Le great advantages accrung from
that rapid and elective movement OF tue Jersey
troops. This point ~ the locus OF four great raI
ways-New Jersey Central, Lehgh Valley, Delaware
ami Lack awanna and horns and Essex. Thousands Of
operatives oil these roads looked 10 this point as a
great centre OF the strike. and they had boosted up to
The moment OF defeat thai they the position aud
could dictate terms
A SURPRISE.
The appearance upon she scene OF large body OF
military, under efficient com nandcrs, changed mate
riay nc OF tEer conclusions, and order Of
,baos was the Dstura result The same feeling Of
vmpntIiy was expressed III Pnilpsburg AS at Pitts
,urg bat being checked IN ITS incpiency by the
AZ ia moral Vi large body Vi troops they had
lime Tor sober second thOueht, ana = return OF
reason enabled them 10 SEQ the folly OF their action
and I've nna result& The Jersey forces were retained
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CANADIAN LABOR CONGRESS.

TORONTO, Ont, August s, 1877.
The Canadian Labor Congress to-day passed resou-
tions advocating protective tariff of the ex.
ccssivc importation of foreign manufactured goods.
The subject Of emigration Of unemployed labor was
considered, and ne following was carred:-
Resolved That under the this country Mt
the time demands that the dominion local
efforts atina public
emf ration purposes.
The Lien law considered, and the following rcso-
luton passed.
Resolved That labor should priority Of claim any
building enterprise which labor has been en-
gagged the by which such building
improved by such labor
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NEW JERSEY.
TIE BERGEN POINT srRrKrRs--HoPns THAT

TIE BERGEN POINT STRIKE Rs--HoPks THAT
THE "GREEN HANDS" WILL FAIL
The strike the coal docks in Bergent Point 10 still
In progress Tue mon have refused to 60 TO work at
the rates. and the consequence that the work rs
being done by new hands from New York, VINO are
brought over on barge and conveyed homo in n
similar manner. No violence has thus far been at
tempted against them The strikers feel confident
that the new hands Will be unable continue al work.
which requires not only strong muscles but expert
cncc, and they look tor a settlement OF the difficulty
within few days Sheriff LGverty and his deputies
remain ut the scene 10 prevent my trouble.
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Snip Prince Regent (Br). Graham. from Bombay tor
Hsvrc. July 10. lat ~ n, Ion 30 ".
ship Oneida Eaton. from Bombay for Havre July Is, lat
~ \, Ion - W.
ship INLAND Cicr JANSEN from Bremen for Baltimore
July 10. int IS. Ion a.
Ship Mary y Kiichin mr. HUI shes from Liverpool TOR
BOMBAY. June 10. lat !. Is ~ Ion - ~ W
~. lat 8 Is ~ lon ~ 81 W.
Ship Charles Gates from New York for San Francisco
July lat ~ " y Ion - Jaw.
sLIr Prince rthas Of 81 John NB). from Newport for
July D. lat "a 70 X. lon AZ 80 ".
Ship ~ Captain Lincoln from New York for San Fran
Cisco July l. lat . n. Ion 20 ".
Ship Hoogey Frost. from New York for Cape Town. June
10. lat \. lon % W.
bark l. Bi.elow r). Ferris from Troon for Nramichi
July II. lat ~ ~. lou "a ~.
Bark Truro Brl, Burrie from Antwerp for Now York.
July 20 lat rs. Ion ~
BARK Luz dr. from New York for Santos June "a lat 10
n. Ion ~ W
Bark Richard Pcarse r Bartaby, from New York for
Stockton, July ~. lat II, Ion So
Bark Crcmons Cove from New York for Yokohama June
T. lat 30 20 =. Ion ~ - W.
Bark Tarpean BD. Doran. from Liverpool for Richmond.
July 25 on Tuskar.
bark II D slower Pierce. from Havana for New York,
Aug 3, 30 miles N Of Jupiter Inlet
Bark Acacia Anderson from Boston for Matanza July
81. LIT 80 II. ION 90 30
bark steering f. supposed the Yubs of Pictou July 81
lat 43 ~ Ion A 3d.
Brig Hiram Abin. from Porto Rico for Baltimore. July
81, no date. &c.
Ayrcs Aug ). lat 81 81. Ion 10 30
Brig Frances lane Boil from Baltimore for Pcrnambuco
July !. lat II 30 lon 80 30 ~.
vessel showing WJvM IRON Glasgow for San Francisco
June ~. la. 81 ~ >, lon 80 w.