The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-29
News from New York.

police, nearly every one OF the rOughs
having their heads cracked by the
clubs of the police.
The health officers of this port have
decided to, permit all passengers of the
steamer Atlanta who show no symptom,
of cholera and who intend to go west tC
leave the vessel
The Worlds special says: An impres
sion prevails that General Grant will
visit New Orleans to meet General Sher
idan, for consultation relative to affairs
on the Rio Grande. 1t is not believed
that there will be any offensive demon.
strations by General Sheridan's troop;
now on that line. :2.1
DR.. Sayres states that the statement in
the evening papers that case of cholera
had occurred in this city is unfounded,
A recruiting office for the Haytian
Navy has been established in Broadway
The pay offered is eighty dollars pei
| month.
New YORK, Nov. 2s.-The Secretary Of
the State Department has received the
following communication, addressed to
the Union State Committee. from the
Loyal State Committee of Tennessee:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IA, 1865.
The loyal Of Tennessee to the loyal men o.
Nep York greeting; r re
We, the Union Central Committee OF
Tennessee, would not forego the present
occasion of rendering you our congratu'
lations on the glorious result of your re.
cent State election. The progress Of the
contest in the Empire State was regard.
ed by loyal men here with deepest ankle
ty and the result is accepted as an evi.
dence of the determination of your peo'
pie to stand by and maintain the princi
pies for which Union men every where
have fought and prayed for the past four
years. We rejoice at the result because it
evinces the confidence which the people
of New York feel and the same party
which saved the Union from obstruction
at the hands of open enemies of the South
and false friends at the North is still
competent ito direct the affairs of our
hitherto impireled but now restored
Union. We rejoice at it because it will
strengthen and encourage the heart OF
our noble President in the arduous du-
ties still devolving upon him. Feeling
that lie can rely upon a generous sup
port we have every confidence that he
will not disappoint the expectations OF
patriots by whose partiality he was un-
der Providence placed at the head of the
nation but will in all things approve him.
self worthy of. that confidence. With an
abiding faith in the question of our cause
and the glorious destiny OF our Republic,
we remain. Respectfully yours,
A VS.. LINDSEY,
Chairman Union Central Committee.
A. j. Fletcher E. p. Cone, A. w. Haw-
kins, A. Lorering and others.
1t has been determined to dispense
with the services of all workmen in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard who have not ser
we'd in the army or navy during the re-
bellion By this order many who have
been employed in the Yard for many
years will have to seek employment
elsewhere
The new church which was being built
for the Methodist congregation over
whi.h the late Rev. Mr.. Booth had
charge, at the corner of Union avenue
and Noble street, was blown down last
night by gale which swept over the city
at about midnight.
The investigation of alleged frauds at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard is being contln-
ned under the supervision of Colonel Or
colt, special government agent. The
frauds are said to extend through sever
al wears and to have been effected by
false returns on muster rolls and that
the government has been swlndled out
of many hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars.
At half past eleven o'clock last night,
as the Newark train was entering the
Jersey City depot an unknown man,
about twenty years of age, was run over
and literally torn to pieces There were
three envelopes found on him, on one of
wLicn wac inscribed: -. Westcott."
The common council of Brooklyn last
evening introduced resolutions for the
immediate sale of the city park, the
scene ofthe late murder. A resolution
was also passed increasing the police
force of the city.
The citizens of New York have nearly
completed arrangements to pay OFT a
mortgage of $50 900 on the house recent
ly purchased by General Grant in Wash
ington -
siderably stirred by the report that the
Republicans will epdeavOr to unseat
John II. Stockton, who was said TO have
been elected United States Senator from
New Jersey last winter.
Marty this morning fire was dlscov-
reed in the carpenter shop OF Messrs
Tribet & HandIey, in the rear of Nos.
l49 and 16l, Mercer street. The front
and rear buildings were destroyed, and a
vast amount of other property Total
loss over 100000 Insured for about
s. 900 The fire is supposed to have been
tbe work of an incendiary. Marshal Ba-
ker is making an examination of the
case. ~, g
The grand jury have found bill OF
murder in the first degree against Gon'
zoles and Pellicer, and they will be ar
rairned before the Oyer d Terminer to-
moTrow Otero was buried this after
noon ,.
The Commissioners of Health met thls
afternoon Important communications
referring to plans for quarantine and re-
lating to the psculiarities of the cholera
and the prospects of preventing the dis,
case, from Dr.. Warden, of Quebec, and
DR. Sayre, of this city, which were refer
red TO the Medical Board of Comm lssloh-
ers for consideration and report.
Crosse Rniirond'
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 25-The track OF
the La Crosse railroad was torn up ana
q hriace burned near Germantown, lc