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STURGIS' FIGHT.

DETAIL OF PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTS EFFORT
OF THE NEz PERCEs 40 FORM JUNCTION
WITH THE sIoUx-LoYALTY OF TIE CROWS.
CHICAGO, Sept Is, 1871
Tclegrams received at military headquarters give
tho details OF tho preliminary movements in the re.
Noz Pcrces Tho Indians were, according to these
dispatches, well surrounded, having Howard and
Merritt on either side and sturgis on tho flank,
Sturg,s, however being the only command which
struck tho hostcs.
ATTEMPT JOIN THE SIOUX
The Indians attempted TO secure a Junction with
band OF hostile SiOux but intercepted. General
Howard teegraphs that thcv buried on the 1lth INST
four unknown citizcns-probably scouts Killed Just In
advance OF tho regulars
TnE CROWS LOYALTY
The stories OF the Crows inhdciy are denounced as
sensational iLc Crows are loyal and have done good
active service with Sturgi. Tho reports OF the battle
arc not yet pete and no list OF casualties is given.
CONSIDERABLE LOSS ON BOTH SIDES.
WASHINGTON d. c., Sept Is, 1874
Thedollowing received hero to-day
CHICAGO, sept IL 1877.
General Il. d. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General, Wash
ington:--
Colonel sturgis. commanding the Seventh cavalry,
under date OF Ecar tho Yellowstone Mountain, Sep
tcmbcr 10, reports as focws:--
We have just had n hard light with the Ncz Pcrccs
lasting all day. We killed aud wounded great many
and captured several hundred head ol stock. The
ports not yet in anu cannot give loss but
IL Is considerable. a number killed and good
many wounded.
\. H. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
HOlEL ARRIVALS.

John A. Bentley, United States Comm issoner o
Passions; George W. Childs, ANTHONY J. Drcxel and
Clayton McMchacl, OF Philadelphia; G. NJ. Conrad, Of
New Orleans General A c. McCurg, OF Chicago, and
cxMayor j. H. Britton of St. Louis are at the Fifth
Avenue. Lieutenant Governor Francis o. Icomis Of
Connecticut, d. Thomas VAIL OF Troy and ex-senator
Abah W. Palmer Of. Amcnia, n. Y, arc at tho
Windsor Captain John Upshur, United states
Navy. ana Vicar General r.. +. Lyndon of Boston,
are at the Everett Osman Latrobe. OF Baltimore is
ut the Brcvoort Pay Director G. J. Emery United
States Navy, is at tho Astor General John ~ Corsc,
OF Chicago; Puymaster d. b. Bationc, Untcd States
Navy aud W. J. Magrath, OF Charleston, s. c. are at
the Gilscy Colonel Jededan H. Baxter United States
Army, is at tho Hoffman. Senator A. J. Weilman, Of
Friendship n. Y. G. Clarke, Vice President OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company; Vicar General T.
Healey, Of Ch.copec Mass, and ex-Mayor Charles A.
Otis, OF Cleveland, arc at The ST. Nicholas. Lieutenant
Douglas HamonGremc, OF tho British Navy, Is at the
NatvX Xork
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
LAKE SHORE TROUBLES.
THREATS OF NEW STRIKE ON THE WESTERN
ROAD.

THREATS OF NEW STRIKE ON THE WESTERN
CONNECTION OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
ROAD.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CoLLIywooD, Ohio, Sept Is, 1877.
The speck OF trouble which has been existing in
greater less degree, the various divisions of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad ever
since tho strike begins to larger proportions,
and promises long to burst forth like tremendous
thunder clap. This evening engineers, train hands,
and others, OF different divisions who able to
leave their stations held meeting in Mapcs Hail. in
this railroad town, where the former strike was
cocted. There great secrecy observed, and your
correspondent, on entering tho hail. was obliged to
leave James Hannon, engineer, who led the late
STRIKE presided and reported to the the result OF
conference alleged 10 have been lately held in New
YORK between General Manager Newell and Mr.. VIII.
lam II. Vanderbilt.
RnAsoys FOR COMPLAINT.
The railway employees had complained that Newes
promises them cspectng puy for overtime,
OF the they could be allowed tor moving
Buffalo and Ere divisions and numerous points had
not been carried out.
NO CONCESSIONS
Newell is said to have reported to Harmon, from
Vanderbilt that the company had done all felt
obligation to do and would do nothing iurtner under
any circumstances
TROUBLE COMING
asked Harmon what the result would be ? He stated
that the were considerably excited, and another
meeting, TO be announced by namiug posters, would
soon be held here. lie believed there would be
trouble. Harmon represents the conservative element
and says will not lead another strike fthore
Other men at the meeting tonight were not as
served some saying 'there would soon be hell 10 pay
the line. ;"
CONSERVATIVE ENGINEERS
interviewed Chief Arthur, OF the Engineers Brother
hood: tonight, He said ho was aware OF immense dis
satisfaction existing The Lake Shore but the
ginecrs would take no part IN any trouble. As tar as
tho Brotherhood was concerned They would probably
do as before Mr. Arthur thought the new strike Will
not be easily settled dis the old. He said he knew
OF special action IN respect to strike TO be taken
at the meeting OF the Brotherhood IN Boston next
month, and the organization was rs quiet possible.
STRIKE IMMINENT.
have interviewed u number of railroad employees
and division superintendcnts and the general opnlvn
prevails that there will be another very
strike the Lake shore before many weeks unless
some special means are taken TO prevent It
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
PASSED CANDIDATES FOR cADETsHIPs.

PASSED CANDIDATES FOR CADETSHIPS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept. Is, 1877
The following candidates have passed their
tion for admission for cadet midshpmen In the Naval
Academv:-
+. Is. Bell, Tennessee; George Buck Maine; L. s.
Bennett, Iowa; j. } Conway, New York; a. 5. Cooke
Ilnnols; Z. j. Dudley, Georgia; n. q. Ford, Arkansas
H. W. Forrest, New YORK; X. X. Gurley, District OF
Columbia; +. W. Hayden, Massachusetts,; w. T. Hake,
Kentucky; W. l.. Howard Connecticut; /. H. Ilunckc,
Missouri; NJ. Jackson Indiana A. j. Jones, Illinois, l..
Karmany, PennsyIv wanna j. A. Kimball. Massachu usetts
G. A. Launek ekheimcr Mary yland ~ McGrinD, Pennsyl-
yania; +. A. McNutt Indiana; u. Morgan Kentucky !;
r. J. Noses son of Ex-Governor Moses OF South Caro-
lima: j. G. McWhorter Georgin; .. ID. Norton, ONO ;
A. c. Oiphant, New Jersey; W. I. Paine, Ohio; +. q.
Rider Rhode Island; r. Scrrato, s. URN and Y. Il.
Youne, Empire OF Japan; +. II. staple, California; I;
o. H. Weller. Maryland; G. Wilkes, Utah Territory
The examinations are not concluded.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
RS BELMONT At Homo from one unit three o'cls
Tuesday, September Is, BY The Sea.

Mr. Belmont owns and occupies an elegant residence
on the Cls the entrance being from Bellevue avenue,
aud to-day the extensive grounds and Handsomely FUR
nisbsd rooms presented most brilliant Appearance
The principal rooms were proiusey decorated with cut
fowers, tropical plants, erns &c. The most notice
able decorations were IN the ball. ballroom aud dining
room. The tables IN the dining room fairly groancd
under their load and the cuisine choco as II was
varied In the centre OF the bridal table a basket
OF owers some four feet In length and three In wdth
having In the centre the ihtials B H. )" at each end
heart, and on the sides Stars and diamonds all formed
OF small flowers AT each end Of tho table were large
balls OF roses. Choice potted plants were tastcfuliy
arranged IN the corners. and taken altogether tho
scene In connection with the large and select party
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oF rIfE CnIgP SIGNAL OrYicEE,
WAsHiaGroS, Sept lg-l A. VI.

Indic1fion&
For New England, rising barometer. stationary TEN.
peraturc. westerly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For inc Middle Atlantic States, rising followed by
falling barometer, stationary temperature nortneriy
winds, possibly shifting to southery, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For tho South Atlantic and East Gulf States falling
barometer, cloudy. rainy weather. incre siug easery
winds falling temperature, followed In tho East Gull
States by rising barometer and high northery winds
in the OF severe cyclone central in the East Gulf
For the West Gulf States nearly stationary pressure
and temperature northery winds and or partly
cloudy weather, with rain at the east stations.
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley. falling barome-
tor, stationary temperature winds mostly from the
north, partly cloudy weather ana rain areas
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys and tho lake region. stationary lower pres.
sure. variable winds, mostly from the south, aud
warmer, clear partly cloudy weather
The rivers will slowly fall
Cautonnry signals continue at Indanoa, Galveston,
New Orleans, Mobile. 81 Marks Jacksonville savan-
nah, Charleston, and are ordered for Wilmington.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
SENATOR MORTON WORSE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

RICHMOND Ind, Sept Is, 1871
Senator Morton passed very bad night and day,
but has been improving since noon, and II Is believed
he will pass better night Holloway and Burbank
have given up trying to keep the truth the pub
lie and frankly admit him to DO much worse but as
crbc his trouble to extreme nervousness that will do
10 permanent injury, which is probably fact. They
have not claimed any Improvement tor several days.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
THE CRowNING DISCOVERY.

From the Newark Courier Sept 1871
No discovery that TINS wonderful man has over pre-
viousy made aud they have all been great is such
triumph as his last-namely, the discovery OF the
sources OF tho Congo and the Nile y Tho eyes
OF the entire world have been looking toward Africa
since the hour when Stanley solved the mystery the
fate OF Livingstone and his last achievement most
httipyly crowns many years OF ccaseless and dan
gcr0us work. There has been another world,
too, more circumscribed than the great wogd
about us, that has followed Stanley as he fought
ana starved, and struggled to reach the seattle
world OF Journalism. The results that the explorer
has accomplished appear almost us miraculous, and
there Is not JOURNALIST to-day who ne what
brother journalist has accomplished, should
prouder oil his profession than he ever did before
1t was journalistic pluck journalistic manhood, jour.
nastic courage ana enterprise that plunged into tho
Realms OF an unciviIlzed and barbar0us country, and
brought back 10 the world OF thought aud science and
letters the secret mysteries Of Its nountans It's lakes
and It's rivers. The entire scheme conceived Dy
James Gordon Bennett, who IS himself a journalist,
and It has been successfully carried out 10 "a most
glorious termination By Henry b. Stanley, who has
been journalist all his lifc The triumph therefore,
belongs to tho proprietor Of the HERALD and to Mr.
Stanley In particular, and must IN all future be
regarded as the most signal victory OF the American
press.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19

HIS PLUCK AND DETERMINATIONS COMPEL AD-
MIRATIoN.
fFrom tho Now York Graphic, Sept II.
The pluck and determination OF Stanley under the
circumstances compel admiration. and before blaming
him for lighting It will be well to walt until all tho
facts known What is positive and certain IT, that
he has achieved one OF the difficult feats which
had been left for explorers 10 accomplish and the
honor OF the triumph will be justly shared by the
spirited proprieors of the new YORK HERALD and the
London Daily Telegraph, whose munihcence made the
Stanley expedition possible.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. Sept 1S 1877
APPOINTED INDIAN COMMISSIONER
II Is unoincially ascerta.ned that Mr. Il. A. Hayt
retired merchant Of New York and formerly the
Board Of Indian Commissioners, who tendored
the position of Indian Commissioner has accepted,
and will enter upon his duties about tho LIST OF October
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
From yesterdays Courier des Etots. Unis.1


After twelve months of anxious waiting and fear
that the health Of the celebrated correspondent OF the
New York HERALD and Daily Telegraph of London
might havo broken down, has been received that
Stanley safely reached The coast of Africa
having crossed the continent from ZanZibar TO Congo
The despatch announcing his sale arrival is dated from
Embomna, Congo, the 10Th vi August, and he states
it that he has follow ed the oil the Luaaba
which ne discovered is identical tho Congo RIVER
Such - The voyage OF discovery that this intrepid
man has accomplished; but what has yet to be
read IL recital Oi the dangers that nc has gone
through, the sulorings he has endured IN his
pathless march the midst OF burning deserts.
But these obstacles OF nature are nothing compar-
with the savage erocty OF the cannDals which he
met In the African wids While passing through h their
territories the exploring party had be armed day
anu night, Tor perpetual vigilance and rcpeng the at
tacks OF the Darbarans was the price OF their lives
Little by little he saw his band leave his sdo sone
slam by the enemy some dying from prvations, some
by Sickness while others deserted him through cow
ardicc Stanley, sustained by his inaomtable energy
still pursued his western PATH although he had only
lao natives out of the 800 who lcft Zanzbur with HIM
In his despatch he speaks with deep the loss
OF the last white man who accompanied HIM, an
Enghshman named Francis Poc0ck, who died at Mess.
Assa, on the I'd OF last June.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

INvINCIBLE SPIRIT AND THoRoUGHNEss.
From the Springfield (Mass) Republican, Sept 1871
Nc will be famous among explorers for wha. lac has
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
TWELVE PERSONS POISONED.

MACON, Ca, Sept 49, 1877.
Twelve persons were seriously poisoned here to-day
by eating poisoned ice cream
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year AZ
indicated by til, thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE SARATOGA AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE Va, Sept Is, 1877.
The United Statcs steamer Saratoga arrived here this
afternoon from Newport
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssna viii leave this port on
"Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will tho Post Onlce al
twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW York HERALp--Edton for Europe-wiu
bo ready at haltpast eight O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
FACE WITH CHARMING FEATURES MAY BH
rendered actually repusvo by botchcs pn,peA
GLENNs SuRrnuR Soar promptly remedies a
pcxonal bemishes we'll local eruptions OF tho skin
burns, bruises, scads, &c.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
HAVE REASON TO BE PRO,

AMERICANS HAVE REASON TO BE PROUD.
From the Providence Press Sept Ill
man like Mr. Stanley does much or more for
mankind than great inventor, and we Americans
have much reason TO be proud OF him.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19
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DR. JAMES r. woop-"Mdly an,acid: agrees weu
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DIR. FORDYCE BARKER "By far the most agreeable.
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done, and for the unweariabe spirit and
OF its doing.
JOURNALISM EXALTED.

JOURNALISM EXALTED.
[From the Philadelphia Press. Sept 1871
Mr. Stanley has proved, beyond all reasonable de-
nial that the Congo is the Luaaba River. Honor to
the perseverance, the courage the sagacty Of Henry
n. Stanley. whose triumphs now record Honor,
also, and In no scanty degree to the enterprsing
owner OF that great Journal, the NEW YORK HERALD,
who. with liberal heart aud Keen prescience that
ne was putting the right man IN the right place sent
Mr. Stanley on his mission of geographical explora-
ton. and has betrayed all the cost which must have
been enormous Journalism Is exalted by such noblo
generosity on tho part oi its leaders.
ONE OF THE LAST GREAT GEOGRAPHICAL PROB
LENS SOLVED.
From the Hartford Courant, Sept Isl
1t Is one Of tho greatest feas not the greatest,
in African exploration and solves one OF the last OF
the great geographical problems.
The New York herald., 1877-09-19

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Great relief tor sea sicknoss"
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND-"Far superior to vichy
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DR.. ALFRED L. LOoMis-"Most grateful and refresh
The New York herald., 1877-09-19

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The New York herald., 1877-09-19

OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept is, 1877.
The following telegram received to-day at the
Department OF State from the United States CONNER
cial Agent at ST. Paul DO Loanda:-
STANLEY arrived at Loanda on tho 21st ult. (August)
Reached Bona River Congo, on the 9th, with lis
men, Complete success. Passed nity-scven cataracts
or rapids. Frank Pocock was drowned above Bona.
"NEWTON, Commercial Agent"
The New York herald., 1877-09-19

TNuE BARONESS OF NEW YORK
Can any one tell US
who "ihe Baroness Of New York" ~
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PROPOSALS..
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u y Tsrtu ntsr

~ THIRD DISTRICT,
TonPKITsviLLE, Now York, April 20. 1877.
Sealed proposals will received this Office until IL
o'clock NJ Friday, the LIST day of June next
painting. replacing and keeping In their position
good order all the buoys the Rockaway New
Inets Long Island, New York. and such others may
arthorxed Tor year from the LIST day OF July
the succeeding Dh day OF June according to tho rrguia
tons OF the Lighthouse Board and the printed specca
tons copies o. which be had by applying this
bond, with two suretcs, double the OF the
contract and conditioned Tor Its faithful performance will
be required.
The right TO reject all bids, II is deemed to
for the Interests Of the do Is reserved
OF this advertisement should be-
bid. A. q. RlIND, Commodore u. \. NJ,
Inspector Third district
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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ToMPKiNsviLLE. New York. Aprii ~ 1877. I
Sealed proposals will bc received this oico until IL
O'Clock W. on Friday the -t day ~ june tor raising
painting. replacing and Keeping In their position
and In good a tho buoys the Hudson hver
between Albany Troy New York. others ~
NAV be aunrized for vcar. the day OF July
next to the succeeding p day ~ june ascordin, III.
regulation ~ the Lighthouse Board ana the printed spec
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the Interests oi the United states reserved
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