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Weather Indications.

WAN
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,S
WASHINGTON July 2o-1 a. m.
For New England, rising barometer,
south and west winds, stationary or lower
temperature, partly cloudy or clear weather.
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THE GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE.
Government Troops at MRrtinsburg-E
ment at ether Points.
MART1NsBuRa, w. Va, July /

MARTNsBURG, W. Va, July 10.
The troops train arrived this morning
and barracked in the round house. At
$50 o'clock, a. m, all was perfectly quiet
Most of the strikers are outside the west
ern limits of the corporation. No move
ment will be made before noon, at which
hour the presidents proclamation ordering
the strikers to disperse will be issued, Re.
sstance is not anticipated.
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HOWARD DEPENDED.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
Gen. Mcdowell has received despatch
from Capt. Keller stating that the charges
of inefficiency made against Gen. Howard
and Capt. Perry are false. He says the
campaign has been successful. The hos
tiles have operated skillfully and fought
desperately, but they have been defeated
and driven from this section with great loss
of numbers and supplies. The number Of
killed and wounded on both sides in the &C
tion of the 1lth and 18th turns out largel
than at first believed.
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A COMPROMISE PROBABLE.
MARTINsBURG, July 10.
THE STRIKE GENERAL.
TWO TRAINS MOVE AT LAST.
MARrlNsBuRe, July 1850 p. m.

WHEELING, w. Va, July 10.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad strike
has now become general, extending from
Martinsburg to Parkersburg, Benwood,
Columbus, Newark and Chicago, and
strengthens as it extends. At Newark and
Columbus, Ohio, freight trains are stopped
by the strikers, but passenger trains are un-
molested. The railroad officials have called
on the governor of Ohio for troops. Tele-
graph wires were cut west of Martnsburg
by the strikers to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

pare it, All Europe has been on tiptoe for week to
hear what had been going on in the Pass. Its cap
ture has been falsely announced by the Turks and
Anglo-Turks half n dozen times-or more The Rus
sian dispatches, though accurate as far as they
went, were tardy and meagre. Note, then,
Mr. Forbess talent for being in the right place M the
right tme-the first duty of n spondent and one
of the most difficult. On Thursday morning he
hears of the fighting, aud "acting on the maxim
given by Prince Frederick Charles to his officers
rode at once in The direction of the cannon thunder
From Thursday to Sunday with the exception OF
brief rest at Gabrova thursday night, Mr. Forbes IS
either i'm the saddle. or under fire. or writing. lie
rode on Thursday from the Russian headquarters at
Gorn Studenl to Gabrova early Friday from GaDroya
TO the top of Shiplla Pass all Friday shares inc
pcrils of the fight with its defenders all Friday
NIGHT is again in the saddle, riding back to head
quarters, and from headquarters or saturday 10
Sistova and across the Danube TO Simniiza, and
from Simnitza to the railway, and hy rail ~
Bucharest. Thence he teegraphs the dspatch
printed on MOnday-a narrative written partly IN
the Pass under hail of bullets partly. Judge. mt
different points the road and hall, perhaps, at
bucharest: but the whole of 1t vivid and fresh as
if the writer had had nothing 10 do for month;
and this were the first fruits of his leisure. IL is
masterpiece If military literature. and prodigy oil
physical power. &. W. 3.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
4 CYCLONE APPROACHING.

The approach of a cyclone toward this por-
ton OF the country announced by telegraph yester
day noon. The centre at that time WAS near New
Orleans but no exact Information has been received as
vet of the storms extent OF the damage done Ser
geant Penrod OF the Signal Office In the Equitable build
ing stated last evening to tribune reporter that he
thought impossible that the storm should avoid New
York as this city was Tho direct line OF the cyclone
ana the weather indications pointed to Its arrival some
time tonight
The height OF the barometer at New-Ocans yesterday
morning was 2957 and dnrng the day IL To 29l1
Whine at Mobile II had fallen by 10 p In. 10 S9I2 Ihe
rain area mad tended to Norfolk Va, by midnight last
night The barometer there indicated 3OO6 and the
wind was blowing at the rate OF twenty miles an hour
Al NewO Orleans Yesterday during twenty three hours
the amount Oi rain that fell six inches sergeant
Penrod THINKS that the force Of the cyclone VIII probably
be spent by time 1t reaches this city. CautionaIy
signals nave displayed at Cape May, and they wiz
probably be ordered at Sandy Hook to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr. G.. Schirmer has recently returned from
Europe.
Mr. Pratt, the American pianist and composer,
who made good abroad, is about to settle IN
Ncv-YOrk.
Students and amateurs will be glad to learn
that Ritter OF yaSsar College has prepared three new
lectures the history OF music, which he proposes 10
read before co schools art Institutes etc. they arc
devoted to the English school
Mr. Fryer will open his " Wagner Meyerbeer
Opera Festa Monday October g. at the Philadelphia
Academy OF Music, with " The Huguenois." Two OF his
artists Miss Maihilde Wilde, dramatic prma donna. and
Mr. Wlegdnd, bass arrived here by the Frsa on tues
day.
The Board Of Directors of the Brooklyn
Philharmonic Society held meeting on Tuesday hisht'
t which all the for the concerts of the
cety tins winter were completed. Mr. Theodore Thomas
has agreed furnish orchestra OF sixty MEMBERS and
he has permission increase it 10 number ho uay
desire when necessary for the proper giving Oi com
position BcehOven's Fifth symphony has been selcrteh
FOR first concert which VIII not Oc gwen u thc u
lie of December. The rehearsals will be held on Fri
days, before. A plan for s. ilng the reserve"
has be"u adopted They will be sold at anction
instead come II at served" at the DoN ONCE ~
in past years TIE price for seison ck"t excnsve oI
the premium obanrd at the auction, Tor tno Ollcony
seals will be 50 T5 for the drtss-oireo, " 90 new
IN thOd Of arranging concert tickets has also bten
uouted The tickets for both and rchcarsals
vi be attached coupon fashion. ana tine separation nI
the tickets for any Of the perform inccs IRON lnc
OF the tickets Will not be pe,mlttei me ueEeIS
are printed upon thin paper and cOnsequen ~, allo
gether are Of small bnk. IL Will be tue dity oi the
doorkeepers TO detach the tckets npon pfesenLllon
Speculation in the OF single tickets IL Is bop' a. WI"
be prevented by this arlang rment. I-e sOcetys IT
GENTS were about 500 in OF its disbursements
last year. Ii $1,000 in its treasury.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
RAlLWAY METHODS DISCUSSED.
IMPORTANT MEETING OF OFFICERS OF TIE TRUNK
LINES.

IMPORTANT MEETING or OFFICERS OF TIE TRUNK
LINES
The presidents of the Trunk lines represent
ed III the Freight AppOrtionment scheme met again yes
teray at the Windsor Hotel there being present. Thomas
A. Scott and \. j. Cassatt OF the Pennsylvania; j. W.
Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio; william II. Wander
blt Of the Ncw-York Centrsl and II. J. JeWett,
Of to Enc Railways, and. part Of the time Albert
Fnk, Conniss OGer OF the scheme. Mr. NanlerDht r
iGrfed dispatches received from Cleveland ana points
lice Lake ShOrs Road, giving int nations Df treat-
cncd strike among the einpolcs lie sad tine men
htd made demands for oTcr-w0rk ana 9ther exiras
which could not be- complied WITH and had res9rted to
meetings and threats Of asirko TO enforce thelr de-
mauds Mr. Wand Ihilt stated that ne had urshcd his
utimatum 10 Mr. Newell. and he had no Idea OF re-
%nnf1cr oneson raised by MI Vanderbilt It is under
stood was failure OF the EewYork Ce trll Road to
ceiye what considered Is fall share o. freisbt uder
ayers books showed the following Westward-bjnnd
freight turned to other roads by the NcW-lo ofk t
iral from July % 10 September - First class. 1885
563 sos nonnds fourth class, 2lj,326 pounds; nfth
class. 17s4.77s pounds This loss IS placed, in money
yaiue al iUl 962 is. IL deciled 10 defer action
this and All OHer matters under DISCUSSION until the next
The proposed purchase Of the Empire Transportation
Company by the Penusylvania Railroad ~ rx1limed
by Mr. Scott He stated that the managers OF the Penn
sylyania road leved that by control II aud running
the trans sportt0n ne througi their own objects aad
departments, they could save largely IN present
and secure handsome revenue i1r e STOCK elders
separate organization would be maintained lie was not
YET co tam what course wOud 10 pursued III riSies" lo
the OIL branch the Empire Line. Tho general opinion
among railroad That ~ VIII be SOll 10 the Stiiuiiu
Oil Cummny. TINS purchase will remove I'll competition,
and enab. the Standard Company 90 advance rates.
Tie cOud ION OF the Erie Railway discussed, par
ticulary the movement on tue par OF hcicnry and the
LOndOn A-ocatOn 0i Bank rs 10 place Gen. Sichcs In
control. Mr. JcTctt laiucd the object OF this
men and referred the favorable report of the affairs
OF the road submitted the English Trustees, the
substance of which is embraced III the statements plc-
viously made by Mr Jrwett, aud already published IN
The TRIBUNE.
Tie subject OF freight rates brought up and dis
cussed and there general feeling IN favor OF IN
the tariffs Casb0nd lrcishs from Chicago. at
least five cents yer 100 pounds the OF navigation.
presidents will meet again next week atthe Windsor
Hotel when action will he taken upon all matters under
diepfsgiOn and IN dlgDute
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
CONUNDKUMS.

THE TRIBUNE of the 10Th, referring TO an
assrrIet md rstandIng between President "iayes ana
Wade Hampt0n that South Carolina Republicans should
not be prosecuted former would lulh Stanley MAT
thew bargain and withdraw the r. dcral troops, says
II one had demanded and the other had promised that In
consferation of certain pOcal acs immunity should be
secured 70 any 0f ieOny both would nave ohy
deserved impeachment
Now We ask The TRIBUNE: Do you consider political
negro murders as feonicsi q II you DO. want DO you
think President Hayes deserves Tor prouilssg IMMUNITY
a. ner nnrier,rs "a be does m the following lettcrI
WASHINGTON, u, c. May IL, 1877.
10 GOternOr WADE HAMPTON: - l.,
/ informed by tho Attorney GenerA tia ne nhs IN.
stIucted the Distinct Attorney OF SO CArona 20
indictments In the bnOn case ana 70
notify The ares that they need not prepare
tor tsl n il pOssDe only VIII be tried ine
found by grand jury composed oi 1oln 20
hca Dars which justify the presumption thAt Tue
Prosecutions are parsaD agree win you 1st kener
amnesty should extend all pocal offences eIcep hoso
whel are Of the ayest character b. HAfEs Preso
I'VE ask The Monitor, DO you consider murder q
political ofense ED.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
IIoUoR.DEALERs IN POLITICS.

The liquor-dealers are making preparations
,or rni,ed action IN the approaching campaign. Sc
cret ,neetins OF he Agitation Committee was held yes
eydav at the Office of Henry Csusen jr where IL was
dcterined 10 call meeting OF the quordeaers OF thls
civ al the Astor House next Monday WIN We" ., W
orsprr;ng for LquOrDealers' State Convention, nt
which platform and plan OF action WIZ De aaopteu.
The changes which the quor.deaers Will seek 10 nns
re pr, Excise law to make ITS violation
mg,emeanor and thus be protected against summary
arrests and also close liquor saloons on sundays oh
The West side saloon keepers held meeting yester,
day at No 3i6 Eigntnaye, ana Orsanlled "cSt '' '
Iss,caton Delegates from the East Sidc were III AT
eudnc and informed those present that the fnst oe
saloon keepers also organizing ana uesreu 10 60
ei of the speakers said that the liquor dealers anu sa
loon Keepers becoming alarmed AZ tne t f
,oe,snrcs OPTED against them by the Society IOr tue
prvsntiOn OF Chine, and, in c"nsquence tney hao ~
snlved nnifedY 10 protect tneIr interests.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

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T. Wendt. James Western, 4. Whitaker, W. HAie-
wright W. wilkins Nr Winerlug Mr.. aud Mrs. X Wool
side, W. WoJdsdr. MvOisId.. A. A. Van Nyck, B s
Van Wyck Morris Arnold, Miss I. Graham.
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Rousseau. r. Nontagne, H. Scrre, B. Gamers, slr
lOnnet superel, Mrs.S. Brevoor, Miss Russell, Nc
Rhsin j. Schwezer. f. Brassy, Mis-. Grassy o. D1scg
Mr. Schumacher Seward. Or. r. VI rgan3terry Mt III
y.e NJ Mathews J. r. Cososno, II. A. Jo1nson Daco.ta
Gomez BOdtk wski MIS- Bon ikoN SKI, T.. LosenI Mr
Denis, Mr WoOdwari. Mrs. Woodward, Mr Daz, Mr. All
geyer, ROucat, A. Munsch. Mr.. De Garcii, Mr: rem
eton y. Hoiane, Gen. A. I. A. CorDct Col j. ~
Bragand Drummer j. -chweitzer, Mr y. Nerder, g IL
Inda H. Cheyaler, NJ. Malsironarla, Mr. Preroze Miss
L. POcard Mr.. Bhler, Mr. Chamsnr Mr.. Nafta MI Iehr,
Mr. Boueloup Neryille, Mr. ia el, Mrs Neymann Mrs
= TLal, NJ Leblanc Mis-. Ch Lebaic, Ms hafA MIS-.
Maz $ Neuaf Clamoins aud chld sister darie -
etragie sister Bertrand, Mrs. G. Burgon. l. Van
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New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
ANTI.TAMMANY ORGANIZING.

The Executive Committee OF the antl-Iam-
MANY organization, which adjourned last week Without
electing Chairman Effected an organization last evening
nv the election OF Enarue b. Hart as presiding ocef'
Thomas McKear, who represented the h0rrisSey lac'
tion gave up the contest at the opening OF the nees
Mr. E. b. Hart emphaticaiiy denied thas ne was "oiS
for Tammany Hail. aud dehed any man to say any
tning against hs integrity in public or priSate Iir
special committee, consisting OF Francis . \, bAUy
Ambrose O'Neiu Ira Shaier, William T. Mitchen, anu
Henry Murray was appointed 10 CONFER WIN NJ otneI
ORGANIZATIONS opposed to Tamnauy iil ior tle
OF sccrur uui in coming campign Aftef Ia" COM
mtiec atliourue Informal meeting OF the new ~
hers was held which it was decided TO CONFER wit e
her assIct,ons of Democrats with view 10 tpe elec-
zion of uned delegations to the Albany Con'entlon'
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
Hiatt President HAYES will he
THROWING WOODIN OVERHEARD.
he aLhLn1L Er.lr..a

Can the party afford to carry such a man
1t may indeed. that Nv eed has lied about nin-but
cannot what object he would have dong IL
may be tuat WOOdn innocent man, but IL
H. is De- has certny been terribly peisecuted, and WITH
out apparent cause Wat do we think about him I
Just this that he a bold man, and bad Ho is
a man pusscSsiug ability but altogether lacking in cor
science His people stood by him faithfully,
thfo. gh reports evil and good but il does to
that their patience must be about exhausted IL Is pos
siDle that he my be able 70 command tue convention
and II 50, il IS not probable that he viii
De elected He viii be wise man II ne keeIs out OF
way and drops out OF sight, like ms friends, Senators
Wood bowen. MINER and Controller Hopkins. Having
fcatLelel MS nesi, lel INN retire " II.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
GIVE TIL EP RESIDENT TIME.
From Ildrpers Weekly.

So long as the President, who unquestiOn-
ably finds himself surrounded WIN dii1cuuos Of many
kinds clearly pursues his purpose OF destroying the
ofcehudlng control Of politics, as measure both oil
renrin N the service and OF tevdIng and purifying pol
ics ne l. entitled 10 the generous confidence and sup
uOrt OF AN Who seek the end. He has right 10
sk s m he tolerant of methods, and to be patient,
unt il Is plan thar he yielded After some months
have passed. snail appear that, under the name 1i
Reform me Administration is pursuing the same old
core that il condemns II viii be time 10 thiIk that the
President has surrendered But his announcement That
regarded mis- Circular and conspicuous officers who
coad not heartily promote reform, are 10 be removed
within weeks, is certainly not adequate PROOF Vi
al IN surreulcr.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

DIED.
LASALA-At Sagnala Grande Cuba. or IhursdaV sept "
Juan Lasala agei s. SON Oi the late Mara JOoela NJ A
tila and Sebastian J. Lasala.
LANSING-At summit. y. j. on the 18th instC Lam
sing daughter the late Chancellor John Lansing IN tne
SD year of her age. .., -, -,
Tho relatIvcs and friends invited 10 attend the funeral
Reformed Church. JtIase am 2lsl AtseN DI' ios
ers), on THURSDAY, 2Otn inst. Al IL O'Clock M
MAURY-On Tuesday, Sept S. 81 his residence IN THIS cy
NJ ttney Naury. in the dIh year Of hIs axe
the family invited 10 aeiu mo
further notice at st. Marks ChdEch, Ia tho
BOwery, 10th sept. 10 a. NJ
MATuEY-Sept IS. 1877, Mrs Sarah J. Mafhey -
Friends rel yes inyei TO attend me lunera SER
vices residence, sephensaNe, MOiht Nefho'
n " on Thursday 2Oth inst, al 10 O'Clock a. M. 49, -
Trains leave Haven Railroad, 42dst depot at 5Oo n
Return 1884 p. ~. - .
MORRfLI-In Brooklyn. "Wednesday sept ~ is.7 Mrs
Mrhitahel Morrill, aged 20 widow OF the late Amos
c. Morrill, -, -. ,....,
Relatives and friends requested 10 attend her funeral
from her late residence sos Pacitcst Frday sept 2l
at2OciOck
MERKLEE-Ertered into rest, Wednesday, Sept 49, loi7
Safah A. wife o Geo r. MeIk
ReistIvs ami irends are Invited attend The funeral
service a her residence No 10 Barrow ST. trilay
Ing Sept 2 IA ST inst, quarter before O'Clock
VANDERVOORT-0n wednesday morning sept 10 Aura
ham Vandery Oort aged 10 years and months
OF c Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

Perhaps the Democratic party of this State
can compromise mat ers BY nominating prsto ylno4
T. the several Ofices. Or ptrauYcntuie ntoG l..
Churcn.-i Roc lesser Democrat and Chr0nicle tBeo)
We have more faith in the ability and de-
sire of " Randall 10 deea subsidy legislation than we
have in bc other candidates for speaker For The pres
cnt he has right to ask that the word Of lis enemies
enali against to record Of Ia fe. At tue
prorcr shall define his position UT more clearly.
-tUuc. Observer (Dem)
The attacks have failed. Messrs. BigelOw
OlcOt; Fsrhid and tneT assJcit WI enter te Con-
Veut.ou rOnger than uey would been If tnc pub
Of fairness had not been outraged Dy gross as
saull.-l Albany Argus (Dem)
1t is quite possible that President Hayes will be
place fore long in tue umentabic condiu Of 0e 10
meaning public sadly in need of salvation ir III his
friends At present ne mas nothing 20 fear rom ais enc
mics Il, indeed good square enemy II no' The tny rca
luxury which he is not allowed To elJOy-ot. Louis
GlObe-DemOcrat Rep.l
The Democrats are said to believe they can
compel Senator Patterson OF South Carolina, 10 rcslSn
II this Is they very seriously mistaken IN their
II will be great deal eascr to get Patterson INTO
the priteutary than viii be get him 10
Philadelphia Times (lud.)
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
~ Court of Arbitration.

Fstabshea by Act OF the Legislature.
Hon ENOCH l. FANCHEIt, arbitrator.
Of THIS Court are e, a az hs RGas ,Ss o. ss
Chamber Of % 3 No. G os Ss ssss and VroaSs
settlement Of disputes and matters OF dner
Ss safs sfsnS s a1s o 1s Port y SSe%
The Prleitsges q ai' cegr are egnnnsa 20 % no @ a,n
the Submission OF oaases and other nfof1a
rooms d the Chamber.
Fir . F,re.. Pire!., TO the Mayor. Aldermen Grand
Jury Pubc Cannot somethlng De done 10 prrVeht
the superintendent Of Pubic Buiings W W. Adams allow
ing wooden buildings to be erected IN ss sey he un
tproporty Of W. H. ysndyrbp ADJOINING ea0n,t makers
west corner Of ave adoning OF tiTs
class private dwelugsl aud used as c1rpenteTs oIski
Arehitec, % Eastilstst. cor. Parkaye
Neryou, Exha nston-A medical comprising s,rles
Of lectures ien. cred az hahas MUSEUM o. Anaon! lew
dispusDy st he,lih may be resanod aiordiug Gle
nervous AMI pnyse" asg as IS M, seIS s"ser ~ M
po,t.Oaice Notice rhe toreEn the endlss
UKDAY, September ~. 1874 Will close al tas Office
d1 a s ~" Il sor M ST E%r5 BY stsanss
AOy.ns via SY ri, sss be Tor .ps
addessedl and at p ~ iSr tT,,e cnee, BY s,eansa2
by steamship Les.iag, via Pymouh, Cherbourg aud Ham
burg; sATU RDAY. nj 1850 q. m, for Germany, &c Dy
spondence Britain aud Frsuce 10 be forwarded BY
tots steamer ma., be sPssiay sad,sss and a. ~ % Sr
rspondenee for Germany Scotland and North OF taud 20
and AZ n M for Scotland aud N@fh Of Ireland 5y sssmssp
Bolivia. via hoylle and Glasgow Tue steamships Nevada
swsoen sue Norway The mails Tor ths ws Ind. Va. hsr
mnda and 81 Thomas and Havana a,ds Thomas leave New,
Francisco October lst The mails for Australia De-
san Francisco October 10Th. -
ssw-Yok. Sept. To- 1877. T. L. JAMES. Postmaster
Wsnsed-A companion Invalid elderly
lady goveness to take charge Of house. No obleo
gong country The best Of references furnished
Address s. A. FORD. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
AcANpIpATE Az UTICA WITHDRAWN.

UrIcA. n. Y, Sept. 19.-Joseph k. Swan,
tho ,i.conkliny candidate for the nomination for
e,,te Senator in Oneida County, withdraws from the
canvass in a letter TO ghe Utea Herald published 'hi'
on,ny ON the ground that from the reported views Of
~ dejc,,ies already selected to the County COhVel-
tno ue5 ,ror, intrnaton received from the several
to On" i'm the county Il appears probable that another
candidate will be preferred.