The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-27
News from New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-At the serenade
of Gov. Fenton at 9Th Avenue Hotel last
evening, large number was present.
The Governor appeared on the balcony
and made brief speech which was lis
tened to with great attention.
The Arago sailed to-day for Europe re-
suming regular trips that were suspend.
ed in the beginning of the war when the
rebeIcruisers began their operations.
Last night The detectives arrested Hen
ry Peters at his gambling institution in
this city on charge of robbing Mr.. James
Bell, of Waverly. Tioga county, Olive
thousand and twenty seven dollars. The
robbery as alleged was perpetrated on
the twenty-ninth Of August last at no.
tel in Waverly.I MIR. Peters was for.
merly deputy of sheriff Syrod of n. Y.
He is held to await legal proceedings
with the view of taking him to Tioga
comfy for trial.
The steamers st. Patrick, Bavaria,
City OF Manchester, Arago, City of Wash
ington, Scotland and Edinburg, sailed
for Europe to-day taking seven hundred
thousand dollars in specie.
The ship Thomas Durbin, before report
ed ashore, has got off and is being towed
up.
In the supreme court chambers, before
Judge Clark, this morning the case Of
Henry Stimson, agent of the Milwaukee
and Praire Du CHEN railroad company
was heard. There was a motion IN be-
half of the company to dissolve an in
junction obtained during special term
restraining them from issuing their COM
mon stock, injunction was originally OBJ
tanned on the ground that this would be
a violation Of rights of owners of pre-
terred stock. In this motion the counsel
urged that its common stock being high
er in price than the preferred stock, di-
reCtoTs were entitled to sell, that it would
be more advantageous TO sell portions
and that court had never obtained pro-
per jurisdiction over action and on these
andEother grounds asked,that the injunc-
tion be reciDded.
Casey and MGowan's rosin factory and
a large block of buildings on Atlantic
dock, Brooklyn, were destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Loss heavy.
Six thousand emigrants arrived here
during the week.
Marshall O. Roberts was nominated for
Mayor last evening by the Republican
city convention, and Murray HOFFMAN
for corporation counsel.
New YORK Nov, 26.-The Times con
tains letter from Andersonville stock
ade, Georgia, sof the 3lst nit, showing
some further fearful revelations of its
horrors and evidence of the inhumanities
practieed there and details of its reppl-
siveneSs.
Bellicer, arrested for the murder Of
Otero at Brooklyn, confessed yesterday
and gave information which led to the
discovery and arrest of Gonzales, the
other murderer The money was recOv-
cred, being in drafts, only about $1,000
being in gold and bills, amounting i'll the
aggregate to about $4,000.
The Fenian flag was raised yesterday
over the Fenian headquarters, Union
square in honor of the celebration of the
evacuation of the city by the British in
the year 1888 The flagstaff is the high
est in the city The Fenian headquar
ters is now under full headway and busi-
ness is being transacted with all the re-
gulations OF an organized government.
The bureaus of the Secretary of War,
Secretary of the Navy, and the Secretary
of the Treasury, and other departments
are properly organized and at work.
The building is one of the handsomest in
the city. Its interior arrangements, fur
niture, carpeting, desks &c, are ofan
elegant description. The editice is lea5-
ed at one thousand dollarsp per month.