(Per ELtoraioJTBLEGBAPn— Copybwbt. ) (Per Prkss Association.) (Eeoeivoa 12.30 p.m., July 9tb.l London, July 8. Considerable excitement was caused at the Post Office by the sorters belonging to the Union expelling blacklegs. Onder the influence of the older men tho police reserves maintain their loyalty and tho agitation is settling down. Many rioters will be prosecuted, in cluding John Williams, the Socialist. (Received 8.30 p.m., July 9th.) Twenty-one constables have been bub pended and the others have sullenly proceeded on duty. The dismissed con stables havo petitioned the Commissioners to be reinstated. July 9. The approaches to Bow street are guarded by old and tried constables and a detachment of mounted police patrol the vicinity. There is an immense crowd m the Btreets and the mob are noisy and aggressive but less criminal than yester day. Since the commencement of the strike somo of ihe troops have been roughly handled and several were injured by stones and bottles thrown from amoDg the crowd. The police used their batons freely and numerous arrests were made. The constables are obedient to commands and the excitement is quieting down. To-day'a work shows a complete failure of organisation on tho part of the police. '^Received 1.25 a.m., Jnly 10th.) The Yorkshire Regiment has arrived to assist the Household Brigade m London police duties. The police complain of tho meagre support extended to them by the public, and nil danger of astriko baa been averted. (Special to tub Press Association.) (Received noon, July Oth.) London, July 7. Sir Edward Bradford hns ordered the dismissal of all the insubordinates m the ranks of the police. The situation is regarded aa critical, and the places of the men dismissed are being rapidly filled by recruits from the military. Specials are being drilled m the performance of police duty, and their services will be utilised m the ovent of a strike. Iv the Houso of Commons to-day Mr £]. Aint thews, Homo Secretary, said that all precautions hnd been taken m case of a strike. (Received 12.15 p.m., July 9th.) July S. Tho police strike has collapsed, and the men have resumed their dutios every where unconditionally. There is no dis order m the streets, and the crowd is dwindling away. The military have been withdrawn. 