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The New York herald., 1877-09-09
JERSEY CITY'S GOVERNMENT.
JUDICIAL DECISION FAVORABLE TO THE DEM
OCIATIC INCUMBENTS.

A JUDICIAL DECISION FAVORABLE TO THE DEM
OCIATIC INCUMBENTs.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, Sept s, 1877.
The contest between the rival governments In Jcr-
scy City reviewed in the Supreme Court here to-.
uay in the nature OF motion TO open n judgment
rendered against the new Commissioners, those
elected by the people lately, by reason of their
neglecting to plead within twenty days to certain
allegations impugning their legal standing. In support
oil the motion Senator Albeit nado forciblc argu-
ment, stating that the judgment should be opened
ON the ground that II was entered be.
fore the pleading was due, and that the
Clerk OF the Supreme Court had
power 10 enter jud sment in quo warranto case.
Courtland Parker ana W. II. Vredcnburg resstcd the
motion behalf Of The old Com mmissloners those bo
appointed by the Legislature The Court, COM
posed OF Judges Scudder, Dixon and Reed after BRET
deberuton decided that the judgment should be ex-
plugged from the record, because II Illegal and
provdent, and that the new Commissioner should be
granted live days wthin which to plead or dcmur
This settles tho vrtcay IN favor OF the present
government, which Is composed OF democrats.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
W An llTpkRTMEv NJ
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9--1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIXGToS, Sept. 9--1 A. NJ
Indications.
For the Middle States and New England, rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, northeast to northwest
winds, cooler, cloudy, followed by warmer clear
weather.
For Sunday, IN the South Atlantic States northerly
winds, vcerng 10 east anu southeast, warmer partly
CLOUDY weather, and rising barometer Will prevail.
For the Cult States, falling barometer, warmer
southeast winds, increasing coudness and rains.
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, warmer south
aud east WINDS stationary or falling barometer partly
cloudy ana possibly rainy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys, northeast vecrng TO southeast winds, falling
barometer, stationary followed by coldc: temperature,
CLOUDY and rainy weather.
For the upper lake region, south and cast winds.
higher temperature, clear, followed by cloudy and
possibly rainy weather and falling barometer.
For the lower lakes stationary or falling barometer,
warmer southeast to southwest winds, clear partly
cloudy weather and possibly occasional light rains
The Ohio and its tributaries will rise slightly.
Cautionary Signals continue Cape Haltcras, Kitty
Hawk, Cape Henry and Eastport.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
THE WAR.
A Great Battle Before Plevna Now
in Progress.
OSMAN CHA AT BAY.
Gossip About Intervention and Ger
many's Friendship for Servia.
OSMAN CHA AT BAY.
THE SITUATION IN ARMENIA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 9, 1877.
telegram from Constantinople. dated twenty
minutes after nine O'Clock yesterday morning,
says :--"Another great battle began ut Plevna on
Friday morning. The result is unknown. No de-
tails have reached here yet"
THE LovA1z FIGHT.
A telegram IRON Constantnople dated Septem-
ber Z, says -''The account received here OF the
capture OF Lovatz states that 1t was attacked by
1000 Russians 1t was gallantly defended by eight
Turkish battalions, who were forced to give way
before superior numbers They retreated in good
order, taking with them the Mussurnan inhabi-
tants."
GOING TO TIE RELIEF OF LovATZ
"Osman Pacha had LETT Pievna with thirty-elght
battalions to retake Lovatz"
TALK OF INTERVENTION.
The rumors of Intervention which were circulated
identical answers from the Cabinets OF London,
Berlin and Vienna, that the time not yet arrived
1t Is felt that since, for the settlement OF the East
ern question the sword has been appealed to, q
solution If not fnal least OF some Duration can
only be arrived at by decided superiority OF one or
the other of the contending parties, or else by
thorough exhaustion OF both and the conviction
brought home to both that neither OF them Is
able to solve the problem by sheer force
Any premature attempt to interfere and thus
prevent decision could only lead 10 hollow peace
and to prospect OF seeing the struggle renewed
after a comparatively short time. All the tremen-
dous sacrifice of life and property already made
would not have advanced the solution one step.
GEgMANY's FRIENDSHIP FOR sERvIA
A special despatch from Belgrade to the Times
says:-"In diplomatic circles it is reported that the
German Consul General coniers very often with
Prince Milan. 1t Is asserted that Germany entirely
approves Of Servian participation in the war and is
prepared guarantee the status quo in the event
OF defeat. Italy seems to be going with Germany
Austria still keeps position OF strict reserven
ITALY DOES NOT sYMPATHIZE WITH sERvIA.
A telegram from Rome denies that Italy would
Italian government continues to counsel Servia to
be prudent.
RUSSIANS IN ARMENIA ON THE DEFENSIVE.
A telegram from Erzeroum. dated yesterday.
shows that the Russians are combining themselves
to defensive attitude. The Russian centre is
bringing up artillery from AlcxandropO to defend
their camp at Badryan in the event OF an attack
by Mukhtar Pacha while on the left General
Tergukasso Is fortifying his posi- tions near Igayr
to command the roads leading to the Plain of
Erivan.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
TIE RIO GRANDE.
REGULAR TROOPS ON THE WAY TO THE RIO
GRANDE BORDER.

REGULAR TROOPS ON THE WAY TO THE RIO
GRANDE BORDER.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO Texas, Sept. S, 1877.
Information has been received at General Ord's
headquarters here. from Colonel Schweitzer, III COM
mand OF the United States troops at Brownsville,
opposite Matamoras that 800 regular Mexican troops
aoout to embark in the steamship City OF Merida
from Vera Cruz 20 the mouth Of the RIO Grande Tor
the Rio Grando frontier to replace the local
military. These troops will probably be commanded
by General Gonzales
PRHcAUrIoy.
The object oil the expedition Is TO place reliable
military force the line of the Rio Grande the local
authorities being Independent OF the federal control
and bitterly hostile 10 the Americans that they
bo used by President Daz and his subacrns force
the terms OF the extradon treaty between the United
States and Mexico.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO BE CHECKED.
This step Is doubtless suggested by General Bena-
vides, who 1nds his efforts arrest tho Rio Grando
city outlaws thwared by the local authorities.
PRErExr FOR PEoNUNciAMENTo
Tho knowing hero predict that u revolution IN
the border States is inevitable owing to this action
OF President Diaz, which viii be construed by the
enemies Of the Amcricanos del Norte trucking ny
the Mexcan President to their more powerful neigh
bors OF the United States.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
TEMPERANCE REVIVAL.

GRATIFYING SUCCESS OF THE MURPHY MOVE.
MEST IN ULSTER COUNTY
RoSDour n. Y, Sept 8, 1871
The Murphy temperance movement is stl con
tinuing with great SUCCESS Meetings are being held
both ends OF the city, and the number OF sgners OF
the pledge is nearly SIX thousand or quarter Of
the entire population, ana embracing all classes,
natonalltcs and crceds a Grand outdoor Jubilee
meeting is 10 be held next Friday when thousands aro
expected IRON the surrounding country. Among tho
converts are noted saloon Keepers, variety show men
ana habltua drunkards OF years stauding Last night
one variety show man. named Jucob BreicuDacher r.,
with the wh0c oil ms troupe, signed the pledge aud
tO-Gay turned his beer the ec the
OF the work have )ust held enthusiastic meeting in
his saloon.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
HERALD WEATHER SERVICE.

STORM IN SWITZERLAND FoREToLD BY HERALD
DISPATCHES.
GENEVA, August 25, 1877.
The newspapers Of Geneva, Switzerland, have full
accounts Of great storm that ragged through South
ern Switzerland on the 22d of August in punctual
iormity TO the warnings by cable from the
weathcr bureau Of tho HERALD. The account in the
journal dc Geneve OF the Oath III is customary these
parts to let local ripen for sixand-thrty hours
before prntng'il is as follows-
Our readers have observed that the promonitory
telegram from the NKw YORK HERALD Office which we
published. has been completely justheu by the event.
The storm announced TO the people OF Europe on Its
departure from America took exactly the time that
expected for It's transit across tho ocean.
Tho effects OF Weinesday's tempest were felt
throughout the cantons OF vaud and alas aud the
ana Evionnaz was broken up by the food.
LIGHTNING AND HAIL.
A multitude Of destructive strokes of lightning are
reported. In Annecy and other parts OF Savoy the
storm Is described terrific" In some places Of
Savoy, and far west Lyous, was attended
with hail that has severely damaged the crops. In
the city Of Geneva the tho promenades of the
Trclle and the Bastlons suffered severely
Tho history Of the storm after its landing on the
old continent IS very distinct II was signaled as
commencing at Bordeaux August 20 (Monday) In the
evening and tearing through the town 'like light.
nng'' (avec nne rapniN Jo1droyante), overthrowine
trees, roofs and chimueys Tue same evening about
seven 1t fell upon Rouen and In instant the streets
were transformed to torrents, sidewalks were strewn
with broken glass and slate many shop fronts along
the quays damaged and pine trees were uproo,cd
In the cemetery.
Between eleven and one that night the rain began in
more southery course travcrsng France by diagonal
line,
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
PRESIDENT HAYES.
A CORDIAL WELCOME BY HIS OLD NEIGHBoEs.
EnEunxr 4 ISL

CORDIAL WELCOME BY HIS OLD NEIGHBoRs.
Fremont, Ohio. sept ;. 1877.
President Hayes and family had con Portable night
ride from Marietta here They took breakfast on the
train and arrived here at hali.past nine o'clock A.
Bellevue and Clyde large crowds OF people came 10 the
statons 10 get glimpse OF the President, who ap-
peared on the rear platform and salu,ed he passed
At the depot here crowd OF several hundred old
peghbors and citizens crested him. Most o. them
shook hands with the whole family and expressed
great pleasure AZ seeing tnem after six mouths ab-
sepce MI Weob Hayes had the family carriage al tho
depot and drove the party TO tho residence about half
u mile from the depot They found all well at home
and wore delighted 10 get back 10 theIr own private
residence rLey will remain here IN quiet retirement
until Tuesday when the President and Mrs Hayes Will
30 10 Dayton 10 attend the ceremonies the soldiers
nome
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
COTTON REPORT.
CONDITION OF THE CROP IN TENNESSEE AND
ALABAMA.

CONDITION OF THE CROP IN TENNESSEE AND
ALABAMA.
NASHVILLE, Sept s. 1871
The August report OF the Nashville department Of
the National Cotton Exchange shows thrty.onc replies
from Middle Tennessee. Twcn,y-one report tho
weather favorable than last year. less iavora-
bic, three same as last year Twenty-cight report
lruiting well and retaining squares and boils well, TWO
fruitlng badly, about as last year. Twenty
report the condition better than iast year and two css
favorable. Picking has not yet commenced but will
become general from september 10 " OctoDcr TO- No
damage rom worms is reported.
There are thrty-sx replies from eleven counties in
pori Alabama, OF which thirty report more favorable
weather than ias. year, thirtyhrce report iruitiDg
and Roaming bDlls well aud Two badly, thIrty-one re-
port the condition OF the crop better tnrn last year
aud four less favorable Picking viii become general
from september 10 10 October 10 No worms are r,
ported. little rust has made its appearance in some
sect
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
THE STORM.
RAILROAD TRACK WASHED OUT NEAR SEA-
BRIGHT, N. J.

BRIGHT, N. J.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LONG BRANCH, Sept. s, 1877.
Traffic was interrupted on the Now Jersey Southern
Railroad all this forenoon owing to tho Washing out
Of the track at fvo places between Highlands station
and Seabrisht The breaches the protecting
sand bank occurred between four and Hvo O'Clock
this morning, and temporary repairs werc Lot COM
pcted until after eleven O'Clock A. Al. The tide
roso along the exposed line up TO tho crest Of the
bank, and generally washed over, but did not make
regular breaches except between the points named.
The sea was very heavy, and the northeast gale made
tad havoc among the trees Of the Navesnk Highlands.
Some steamers put TO sea, but had 10 return and
chor inside the Hook until the gao abated.
lhe gale has had the effect cf closing the Long Branch
season IN rather summary manner, and the baggage
wagons have been dong quite Lively business
the hotels and railroad depots. The United States
Hotel and Mansion House closed Tor the season.
and this week the Ocean House and West End will close
their hospitable portals
All along the beach there evidences of the havoc
ofthe waves and up near Howland's the banks have
been partly washed away, showing the necessity of
embankmentif tho property holders do wish Ocean
avenue destroyed The bathing house proprictors
all nard at work taking the TIE bathing houses and
everything denotes preparation Tor the tall season.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
SISTER CONsTANTIA NOT DEAD.

report reached the HERALD Office from BROOKLYN
late Friday pight that Sister Consana Of the sister,
hood OF ST Vincent dc Paul. had brea,hed her last os
ST. Joseph's Asylum corner Of Yates and wllloughby
avenues As the Sister had been in an extremely deli.
of health since July last was reported
the announcement OF her death which was not unex.
pccted was believed to be true, and notice of her
liie inserted IN our obituary column yesterday.
While We experience great regret thai such notice
should have appeared Ia view OF the fact that the lady
Is not alone living but IN better health than before
feel equal IN common atn her many FIRE nds, that
death has yet robbed the world of her nestmabs
Ger
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept z 1871
Two clerks CT election were arrested tonight for
falsiiylng returns favor OF Nunan, democratic cand
date lor Sheriff OiEer arrests will probably be made
recount Will be demanded IN that precinct anJ prob.
ably IN Others II Is believed moro OF the same kind
OF WORK has been done Tho counting Of the CITY vote
will probably be completeu by mOruhg. IL Will not 90
likely to change the result heretofore Indicated Re-
turns from Nevada county change two Senators aud
th rec Assembly, from republican 10 dsmocrat!c.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
A RIOTER ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept s. 1877.
During the late disturbance by the strikers the rail.
road bridge the lebanon Valley Railroad was set
fire and damaged to such extent as to prevent
trains from crossing Ever since then the authorities
have been tho track OF tho persons who wcre
guilty Of the crime. At three o'clock yesterday after
noon Officers Gibson and Hoffman arrested "a man at
Tenth and Callowhill streets the charge of being
OF the parties who set the bridge afrc The
made on II warrant sent IRON tho Mayor ol Read
Ing He gave the name Of Hczekah Wootep, Is an
Englishman by birth ana twenty seven years OF age
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
YELLOW FEVEE..

JAcKsoyvILIE, Fla, sept 8, 1871
A special TO the Sun and Press from the Mayor OF
Fernandina says tho Board oil Health decided yester-
day that there are Of yelow fever IN the
own. both doing we'll Tue disease Is not spreading
or likely to.
A special despatch from Fernandina says there were
no deaths from yellow fever there Lr0gy; not over
twenty persons nave lett tho city business going on
regularly and everything Is quiet tonight.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
LIFE-SAvING PREPARATIONS.

lBY rELEGRApH TO THE HERALD
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 4, 1877.
Along this section OF the coas-that s between
Sandy Hook ana Barncgat-active preparations are
being at the iilesavng stations tor the approacn
ing winter Captain De Hart IS busy preparing the
stations ior occupation by the lie.savng crews The
houses are being lined inside with thick paper and
then shcathed with timber SO as 10 make them thor
uughlY alrlIYht and Warn.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
SITTING BULL.

THE SIOUX CHIEF INTENDS TO STAY IN BRITISH
TERRITORY.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba. Sept s, 1877.
News from Fort Walsh to Augu-t II says that Sitting
Bull Is cncamped at Fort Butts 10 miles from For,
Walsh and forty miles from Wood Mountain. He has
no intention Of going on tho warpath and Is deter
mined 10 remain under British protection.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
REPORT OF A STRIKE DENIED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. s, 1877.
Interviews with number OF engineers OF tho diner
en roads centring in this Guy tail 10 verify the report
that general strike Is contemplated. Tho mcn say
that the have no knowledge on the subject ana that
they do not believe there is any truth the report.
Mass meetings OF the unitel labor party were held
this cycnlng at various places the city,
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
MEXICO.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM soNoRA-PGoB-
ABLE DECLARATION OF MARTIAL LAW.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 8, 1877.
San Diego press despatch contains special from
Tucson to-day, which has the follcw.ng:--
Guaymas advicos 10 tho lst INST state that Lieu
tenant Governor serra is Acting Governor OF Sonora
Aariscal soon leaves for the city Of Mexico Il is
thought that General Husrta will declare martial aw
II favorable opportunity offers, Notwithstanding his
approval OF the late elections
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
ROLLING ON THE RINK.

The season for roller skating was formally opened at
Apollo Hall, Williamsburg, last evening some nno
fancy exhibitions ot proficiency were made by experts
and ,hc prospect that the fascinating sport viii 10
more popular than ever this winter.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
ARIZONA INDIANS UNEASY.

WASHINGTON, Sept 8, 1871
The Warm Springs and Apaches have left tho San
Carlos Agency and going the direction OF their
old agency IN New Mexico, from whence they were
recently brought. Troops close after them.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
LONG BRANCH.

SUMNER VISITORS ON TIE WING FOR HOME.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LONG BRANCH Sept 5, 1877.
Although the weather has grown warm and pleasant
again, tho summer visitors are hurrying home, and
the roads and drives are becoming deserted highways.
Stl the attractions of TINS place have way de-
creased. 1t worm the trouble oI "trip from
New York to witness the storm last night and tho
great breakers pounding tho shore with noise that
was almost dcafcuIng.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
ALLEGED DEFALCATION.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD, Conn, sept. :, 1871
The special Council Committee the invesi CATION
OF an alleged deslcation by ex-rax Collector John
Fruncy Will report 10 the CITY Council on Monday
evening that they lud the condition of affairs
favorable as originally charged the deicienccs aggrc
eating $43 600. ui which the City oil Hartford loses
Sll, 900 ana the town OF Hartford and the various
school d.stricls the remainder. Franey's bondsmcn
are csponsbc, and make good the losses, but mis-
trends claim the findings OF the committee are In
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
AN AGED COUPLE MURDERED.
uILLsRoRo. Md. Sent s.

liLIsBoRo, Nd. Sept s, 1871
An aged couple, named Fitzgerald, were found mur.
dcred at their home, near here, this morning. The
deed is supposed TO have been committed with o
slcdge hammer, which was found IN the room where
tie bodies were discovered. There is Glow 10 the
perpetrators
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM II. sApLIKn. rcBLrsHrR.

"1H-I4NM IT. SADLiEK, PuBLISHEE
Ihe sudden death OF Mr.. William II. Sadlisr, we'll
known Catholic publisher OF this city, Is announced.
hr sadher was born In this city In ls45. He was Tor
sixteen years 10 his uncles' hrm O, n. J. sadier Il
Co. lhfee years agc lie started busipess for him
SELL ahs throush MA sterling qualities, was In fair
way TO succeed, when his unlocked for end arrived.
Nr sader was energetic, aifl able and well regarded
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
SENATOR MORTON.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept s, 1877.
Dr. Bliss says that Senator Morton will be present
at roll call the first Of the session. Governor
BURBANK says he Will not His condition Is not quito
favorable to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
THE PRESIDENTS rous IN THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, NY, sept 5, 1871
President Hayes, Secretaries Evaris, McCrary and
Thompson, and Postmaster General Key, with the
members OF their families VII. positively be Louis
vile on the l7th and 18th OF September Secretary
Schurz Will probably be with them General Devcns
has not been heard from. Twelve or more Governors
viii also be here during the Presidential VISIT among
them Governor Hampton aud. very likely. Governor
Nichols. The people are very enthusiastic over
the coming OF tho distinguished parties and
tho welcome TO DO extended them VIII IN every way
reflect credit upon Kentucky There are thirteen
squares from the OHIO anu MISSISSIPPI, depot to the
Cali House. Each square IS 10 represent one OF tho
original states, and al each corner there ~il deco.
rations WIN devices symbozing the State. Fourth
street to represent Kentucky the first OF the
Union, ana II viii be decorated appropriately al Ger
tain cornerA The decorations by the committee com
bnod with those OF the citizens. will mako OF
tho hnest scenes ever Witnessed. Invitations
TO tho reception at the Gait House on
tho night OF the l7th are reudy for
distribution About Two thousand will be issued.
They Will 10 to various parts of the State and differ.
cnt cities o the country, a. well to the peop.c
here, and Is expected that the attendance of prom
nent personages OF this aud other States Will be large
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
SENATOR BAYARDs vIEws.-HE WARMLY COM
MENDs Tur pprsrnENT'c Ac,r,S

MENDS TIE PRESIDE ENT s ACTION.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept s 1877.
Senator Bayard, OF Delaware, who is In this city as
one OF the counsel in the Washington and Ohio Rail.
road case. IS quoted in published interview say
Ing, IN answer to the question 10 what he thought
Of the policy OF President haycs;-
thank God for H. He has disposed OF the only OBJ
stacle that stood between the suffering South and
u enjoyment OF her constitutional lib .rtes. lie
not only carried out tho democratic pocv, but he
lied the republicans with him. think he has tho
cordial support OF uy seventy five per cent Of his
party. Many who were doubtful AT first now nat
the tme was ripe Tor the tut restoration OF every
Southern State TO sell government under the
tlon The history OF the States since the troops
removed Is one OF the ve7y best arguments why repub.
lnlS suhecl
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

CISciSSATr, Sept. S, 1871
The cigm makers strike ended to-day by krohn,
Fes Co. accepting the dcman is o the strikers and
dscharging all the women IN their employ.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
AT MARTHA's VINEYARD.

fs MARrHA's VINEYARD Sept. s, 1871
The terrible storm OF tho past two days still con
tinues. The Nantucket boats nave not arrived, and
scores of passengers unable to leave the island
SCHOONER ASHORE.
The schooner Timothy Field, Leland, from Boston,
Is ashore at Edgartown.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
REPRlEVED.
s.N EnAsc

san FRANCISCO, sept !, 1871
stay OF proceedings was granted IN The case OF
john Runk, sentenced TO be hanged to-day for tho
murder ol Police Onieer Coat&
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
HEALTH OF KEY WEST.

KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. g. 1871
There is no yellow fever here, nor has there boen
any Tho nea,h OF the city and port never better
than now.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

ANOTHER OFFICER UNDER ARREST.
LONDON, Sept. g. 1877.
Chief Police Inspector Clarke has been arrested .or
completely IN the De Goncourt fraud