The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-13

NEW YoNK, Sept. l2.-Elovon cases
and nine deaths from cholera were ro.
ported In this city yesterday. Tho clio
lera has almost entirely disappeared
| from Brooklyn, and the daily bulletin
Will soon DO discontinued.
Frederick EitZmcyOr, ono of the
bOWrders at the "Iotel do Lyon" on
| Frank fort street, was found dead at the
door of his boarding house yesterday
morning about ono o'clock, being shot
through the hend in II mysterious man.
nor by parties unknown. Leonard
Hay, John Pickett and John Mininger
who wcrc with him tho night previous
have been arrested on suspicion of kill
ing him.
John Broom, nm cngrnVer and lltho-
Ernpher on Nassau street, WIS yCstor.
day up before Commissioner Osborne
charged with having II transfer press
dies, and other cOuntorfeiting nipple.
ments in his possession.
The litigation instituted between
General Santa Anna and Dinro Mari
Zern, his alleged agent, has been dis.
continued. AN equitable settlement hay
ing boon arranged on both sides.
Madame Adelaide Ristori, tho great
troupe OF forty performers, arrived In
this city yesterday as passengers in the
steamship Pierre from BreSt.
The Tribune has the following special
from New Orleans:
Reliable Information has been re.
ceived hero that six colorcd soldiers
were reCently murdered in Jefferson
Texas. The military commandor nj
that post had the dead bodies shown tC
the Mayor, and intimHted to him that
some ono would be held responsible for
the killing OF Union men in that section
The lives OF Union mon arc frequently
| threatened.
Governor Wells and tho Hon. Thos
Coleman, Chief of tho Bureau of Emi.
grafton, had an interview with Samuel
Tux, San Francisco merchant, and
his agent, Mr.. Strickland, who pro.
posed to introduce Chinese labor here
in October, 1867. The net of Congress
OF 1852 is regarded AS IA barrier to theil
schemes.
a Tribune Nashville special says
Under the provisions of Gen. Grants
order No. a four mon were recently
arrested in Giles county by the military
authorities and brought to this CITY OF
the charge of numbering negro. The
civil authorities refused to bring The
,Turderers to punishment, and after
the men had lain in jail for Il few days
the Giles county court authorized thai
I they be returned, QuRShing the indiCt.
mcnt. On these conditions tho Provost
Marshal General sent the prisoners
| here to-day.
A Tribune Chicago special has the
following: In Clarke county, Ala, OF
Sunday last two negroes, who were un.
I able to settle some tritling debt incurred
by them before the war, were sold into
slavery, one for $3.50 and the other fol
5000. Their united debts amounted tC
$500 tn gold.
In Western Arkansas n silver vein
has been struck, which for several days
yielded 50 pounds daily, then became
| exhausted. The owners are trying tC
find continuance of the vein, when II
Is believed the metal can be found IL
| fabulous quantities.
a mining company in Northern Lou
isiana, on Friday, struck n solid block
of pure lead, weighing thirty-three tons
Other large blocks we're found, at a dis
lance of II feet below the surface Of the
ground.
a Herald ottowa special says: TIL,
escape of Murphy, the Fenian Head
! Centre, and his associates, from thC
Cornwall Jail, was tie great topic o
convention throughout Canada durinI
the past week. II is believed that thu
| circumstance will encourage Fenian
ism, not only in Canada, but in tn,
United States. The steamer seized re
Gently at Montreal, is the propeller
Congress, owned in Detroit; the own
er has been unable so far, to recover hi.
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