Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26
From New York.


NEW YoRK, Get. 22.-Em!grants are pouringin
rather faster than usual. from Europe. Yesterday
ten ships arrived, with an aggregate Of 3,719 pas
sengers.
The mortality at sea has been terrible, chiefly
from Cholera. One of the ships which arrived yes
terday from Liverpool had IL deaths from Cholera,
and another had Is. Since the 9th Of September
there have been $50 deaths on board % ships that
have arrived here from Europe. Besides these
there were doubtless many deaths that were never
reported. 1t is scarcely possible that the Quaran-
tine will prevent the introduction of the Cholera
into New York; if it does come it will have
fine harvest in the filthy, ver-crowded quarters OF
the city.
The House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church,
yesterday, appointed the Rev. w. S. klpp' ID. D.,
of ALBANY Missionary Bishop of California, aud
the Rev. Thomas F. Scott, of Georgia, Missionary
Bishop of Oregon with jurisdiction IN the teIrlto-
~ of Washington.
The semi-annual report of the Chief of Police
shows that there were during the six months end
ing sumo 30th, 1877 arrests in New York, during
the previous six months there were l9,90l-totai
for the year, 39,609. DURING the half year there
were "a, 1872 persons provided with lodgings at the
Station Houses; 1920 lost children were restored,
and $50 persons were rescued from drowning. The
Chief reports 1926 licensed grog shops, 1881 un-
licensed-total $3.50, OF these 1920 are open
on Sundays.
man named Michael Kearney has been ar
rested for bigumy. Both his marriages were con-
tracted since the 18th instant. But for the prompt
interruption oil his business, he might have soon
equaled the Governor of Utah, or even the rebel
Chinese leader in the number of partners of his
bosom.
A miser, named Fuller, aged alb 1ut 4o,was found
dead, in miserable basement, at No 2l9 First aV-
enue. yesterday morning. In his pockets were
found three cent pieces to the amount of S2O, and
his bank book showed deposits 10 his favor TO the
amount of $500. He was from England, and
had no relations here.
An energetic city reform movement is making
among some of our best citizens. Their chief eff
fort will be to carry the city officers, but it is said
that thew will nominate also Judges OF the Courts,
District Attorney, Governors Of the Aims House,
and members of theLegiSlature.
The steamer Humboldt, which sails for Havre
to-day, will take out nearly half million in gold
bars and ingotS. The markets for money, stocks,
and produce, continue in The same unhealthy state
that has prevailed for some days.
Tie great Cattle Show in Hamilton Square
closed yesterday, and the premiums were award
ed. The weather was bad and the attendance not
large.
It having been announced that Collector Bron-
sons removal has been decided on, there is some
quaking among the Democracy in anticipation of
tempest about the ears of the administration.
The foriorn Chinese Dramatic Company have
been, at length, provided with passage home, by
the generosity of Mr.. G. G.. Dennis, of Boston,
who Offers them a free passage in shipto sail
from this port next week, provided the Commits
sioners of Emigration will furnish them with pro
visions. The Board has, of course, acceded to
this condition.
number of witnesses were examined, yester-
daI, in The Henry Clay case. Among them were
VIM. H. Shelmire, of Philadelphia, and John l..
Thompson, of Lancaster, both of whom were pas
sengeFs. t~
Julien gave his last concert last night, to full
house. 80
The New School Presbyterian Synod of New
York and New jersey closed its session yesterday.
The subject of slavery was introduced, and gave
rise to some debate, but a resolution was finally
passed declaring the agitation of the subject unde
sirable and inexpedient-Cu Cummings (PhiGdG.)
Euening Bulletin.