The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-05

New York NeUIs.
= NEW YORK, NoVemb 8.-There were
1881 voters registered Yesterday. which
VIII to,SyS 1 IIelstered previously, makes
q L I1il OF IL; 0S4 up to the present time.
WIN. A.. Francis, Treasurer of The
Montana Mining and DiscoyerinS Com.
pany, committed suicide tozdav9at Kis
house In k4tteenth street by euttirr his
throat with q razor. In attemptinEs 10
prevent the deed, his wife was seVeFeiV
Gnt and Is In precarfops condition.
The deceased had formerly been an IN.
mate OF an asylum.
The coroner's jury, Investigating the
murder OF Gleason on Fufham street,
Brooklyn, on Saturday night, rendered
verdict yesterday charging McShane
with the commission OF the deed, and
horton with being accessory to the
The Seventh Regiment will decline
the tnYitatt INTO visit the Paris Exposie
ton In 1867, less than six hundred of
the members volunteering to go.
The jury In trial of the Adams Ex-
press robbery at Danbury yesterday,
rendered verdict of guilty against all
the prisoners Nottce was given that a
motion for a new trial would be filed,
and sentence was therefore deferred.
at Capake, Columbia county, trot
for $500, mile heats, best three in five in
harness, came of yesterday afternoon
between the black gelding General But
Ter. black mare Cora, and bay mare
Goldsmith. The race was one 6y Gem
erals Butler in three straight heats,
Time 22S1f5 G.26E r., &2I.S ffffGs.
The Tribune ha3 the FOL owing special
nom New Orleans: We have received
information from a gentleman who
has, until recently, held one Of the most
exalted and Eespecta BILE soffices. in the
otateb tha6 subscription has been
taken up and preparations made to
send about one hundred of the most
noted Thugs and murderers of this city
70 INashington, with the view of over.
awning or breaking up the coming ses-
sion. This startling intelligence, COM
ing from the source it does, is entitled
20 the gravest consideration.
h General Sheridan is removing the
vast amount of munitions of war which
nave accumulated at Baton Rouge ar
senal, and twenty-four vessels have
already been loaded with small arms
a1a; are on " their lwsy to New York;,
RSoloneI AEt1ebe has returned to This
city, and states that my dispatch in
reference to the attempt made to assas-
slnate him at Alexandra Is true in
every respect, the contradictions of the
standing. % u
Very important news is hourly ex-
pected from the Rio Grande.
The Commercial of to-day accuses
Mayor Monroe of PERJURY. s.f,..s.5r.
Herald Washington special says /:
Lieutenant General Sherman will
shortly return here and receive instruc-
tons from the President, when he and
Minister. Campbell are to leave for the
Mexican Republic. The General Is to
make thorough investigation into the
manner In which our military affairs
are conducted. The interviews between
the General and the President have
been in regard to the future policy To-
ward Mexico,
We have received. the following par
ttoular OF the wreck of the Andy john
son The vessel left New York on the
30 ult.1 bound for Charleston. At one
o'clock Friday morning she struck
Curttuck beach. AT the time she
beached there was a very heavy wester-
~ current and a strong gale was blow
ing from the east. In an hourafter the
storm broke the ship filled and sunk.
me pQatSmen were all washed away
with the exception of two. The Cap
tain and LIST officer succeeded in landing
all the passengers and crew. Tents
were erected on the beach and the
passengers were provided with every
thing necessary to make them COM
portable. The men were sent to
Charleston. The ship was owned by
John L. Wright, OF New York, and was
not insured. The cargo was insured
for Hmal1amount. r..
The Times special says:
The following appointments OF line
officers have been made in the regular
army, and the appointees are requested
to send their addresses to the Adjutant
General, headquarters army Of the
United States, that their letter of APP
pointment may be sent them: Seventh
| y. 8. Cavalry, ID Lieut.. n. w. Smith,
Capt. +. w. Benteen, Capt. E. T. Wins.
low, Capt. -. A. Whitaker, LIST Lieut.. T.
b. Weir list Lieut.. Lee p. Gillett, Isl
Lieut.. T.EW., Lewis, LIST Lieut.. r. nj,
Taylor. LIST Lieut.. G.. w. Griffith, 1st,
Lieut.. Jas. Starr, I'd Lieut. Theo. Conkey,
I'd Lieut.. Chas. q. Clay, I'd Lieut.. J. N.
Bell and g. P. Buell.. In the 26th q. 8.
Infantry, Capt. VIM. A. Thorpe. In the
10Th y: 8. Infantry, Capt. ]. S. Croxton.
Il IS TheAWo rld's Washington specfalsaVs:
The Maryland troubles were again
under consideration by the President,
Gen. Grant and the Secretary OF War
to-day. Gen. Grant was afterwards
present at the cabinet meeting. There
is undoubtedly a difference OF opinion
as to the point-at which the Federal
authorities should interpose in the diff
cplty which, the. dispatches announce
as assnminga more serious aspect.
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