New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
THE EMPIRE STATE.
THE STRIKE KyFRYwHERE BTATFN DOwN-ORDER
RELIEvING TIE MAIllIA DON Duty
NEW YORK AT PEACE.

THE STRIKE ENfRfNftRE bFAifN bDHN-oKDLh
RELIEVING TIE MAIIlIA IRON Duly.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 27-2 p. Mt is
Thought the strike this neishbornood at an end. Tho
workGen from the West Albany shops .ld iurth r
meeting In this city to-day Capital Park TIC speeches
were all OF cOlciliat0ry character. outside influence
was denounced. IL resolved TO hold NJ public
meetings, but conduct their "a hernzs hereat in
their own rooms at West Albany. All violence was de-
uo, need by the strk r..
Tie Jackson and Burgess Corps w in have been
Guarding upper bridge been relieved by detach-
mcns from the 25th REGIMENT. The Governor and the
Aduant-C eueral reviewed the troops at West Albany
this afternoon.
Gov Robinson received dispatch this evening rom
l. mira saving the strike on the Northern Central was at
IN end and the men had returned to work the Com
pauys terms.
IrIs ,id the 9Th Regiment. New-York will he relieved
from duty tomorrow md may reach New-YorK sun
day morning.
The following order was issued early this evening:
GENERAL HEADQCAnrERs. STATE OF NEw-loBK,l
ADJUIANT-GENEsALs OFFICE.
ALBANY, july -, 1871
H. Len Alexander shaler commanding First Diy
sion iona Gu Id OF the SAFE OF Ne"-foIh, ls hereby
ordered TO immediately dismiss AN the S1i'i"'s c OK
Hr'douarters on tie sd inst ana m doing 50 10
wi convey 10 the troops al expression "f tc conmen-
ton Oi tue COMMANDMENTS li Tor the prom Pt'uie
AN uacty with VA On tnry responded - h urd r. and
Tor 90, excellent behak iJr whilst on duty. The DNisOn
Co tud VIII trans Iit 10 THESE liedIht. cs report
ul deI showing tne nlmUrr oice ahd enlisted men
OF edcn oi IAN z,on 81 ais oOnman tdt nave oeen On
du.y. BY ord,ro the Cym.ntn ,ei -ll.c act ,
tKASKLIs 1oNNsEND, A'1utant General
ALFRED II. TAYLOR.
AS slant AdiutantG neral.
The same order has been issued 10 M,l.Gen. Thoss
Dakiu Mai.-t;eu Joseph y. Carr eAc II that he was
ordered to forward tie 9Th Regiment u Gen. sha-
br). 10 Brighten. Bradley Wmslow, to Ma.-Gcn.
Daniel r. Wood 10 Mlj.-Gen. Henry Br,ker and
to n. j,Gcn. H. l. Howard. Gen. Hustd has per-
mission to parade bis command at King ton, on
lie occasonof the Centennial celebration next Monday
TIE sin Regiment, now It Ssrtcus. on myt suon Of tue
Railroad Company. has permission 20 make excursion
To i.ui.alo anu Niagara Fails
TRAFFIC RESUMED AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. y. Y,JIy 27-All freight and passenger
trains on the Ncw-York Central Erie. Buffalo aud James
town. Buifdo. New-Yogk an Philadelphia, Grad lruik
and Gat Western Roads RAINING regularly and pas
,eugcr trains on the Lake Shore road running on
time 40 freight tied out to-day, but IL Is thought
mat tie trouble in that direction VIII be al
ius,ed by tomorrow. No passenger or freight
trains arc running the Canada south'rn except
on the Niagara branch The main difficulty Is at ST.
Thomas, Adeputaton OF strikers from tuat place waited
on supeunf,nd TilnghaSt yesterday and presented
resolutions. \ conference was had aud majority OF
m. strikers express Willingness 10 return 10 work All
tine mails were to-day and are being received
regularly. All the 1--we stock shipped away from
East Buffalo to-day, rs follows l31 ear 0ds OF catue
OF winch 1876 consigned 10 New-fork, and one
for local consumption; nine carloads OF hoSs, al
Tor NeW-York ana fourteen carloads OF sheep. ten OK
which were consigned to Ncw-York, TWO to Brighton,
ANA two To Local points. All tue local shipments were
made on the Ne~-YOrk Central Road tn branches on
the Erie Road not Delug open yet The military compa-
MES from Bataka Warsaw, LOcAo t, Wcsheld ana the
10 IA Regiment from Auburn, \. " left for tier homes
to-day the police hourly pI.ling IN trdmps and tho
al is full Several OF the known rin-eaders have also
been al csed oi whom Jack CARY, leader OF the
attack On the Westned militia Monday night NJ rot
GUS demonstrations occurred to-day, ana all is quiet now.