The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
NEW YORK NEWS.

The Chelera-Thc Arrivals Of Eni-
.r..s.-.Losses by Fires-rhe Even
i.S star Disaster-- II elief for the Que
bee suGcrers--CenGrcssienal Nomi-
rsfisas--Races-vess Asherc-Lu-
thern syned--The Fenians.
New YORK, October 17,-There were
NO deaths from cholera in this city yes
terday, and but one at the quarantine.
The number of emigrants landed at
this port last week was 5,09l, pnakine
49,, 9s2 from the 12th Of January last
ND to the present time. against i4V,zo9
arrived in the corresponding month OF
last year. -.
and West streets, on Tuesday night,
amount TO S272,CO0.
The second engineer of the Inflated
Evening Star; who arrived in this city
by the steamer Quaker City, from
Charleston, is crippled by the priyation
of hunger. The two women who es-
caped with him remained in Charleston
in q deplorable condition. They were
five days in an open boat without food
or water, and without q thread of cloth
ing to protect them from the storm. 1t
is now said to be fact that the Evening
Star was in an unseaworthy condition
when she left this port.
The names of ID. Pretto and wife, OF
New Orleans, were omitted from the
list of cabin passengers lost on the
steamer Evening Star.
The officers of the st. Jean French
Canadian Benevolent Society of New
York, have issued call to the members
to adopt measures for the relief the sui
ferers by the late confagratiOn in Que
bee.
In the race yesterday afternoon at the
Fashion Course, between the mare, Ella
Sherwood, and the young gelding, Bull
Run, for stake of 81 eco, mile heats,
best three in five, the mare drawing a
wagon, and the colt going to harness,
the result was in favor of Bull Run,
who won in four heats. Time-2:2f,
2:S7i. 1854, 1851.
A Constitutional Union Convention
in the Fourth Congressional District,
have nominated Hon. Packerman. In
the Ninth District the Radicals have
nominated VIM. A. Darling. Henry Z.
Murphy, the Democratic nominee III the
Seventh District, has declined.
Steamer James S. Greene, from George
town, South Carolina, arrived this A.
NJ. She reports that on the 14th she
saw a large brig ashore IL miles south
of Fenwick's Isle, the sea breaking over
her. On the 9TH she saw o schooner
ashore, miles north of Barnegat. Also
saw steamer Empire, from Wilmington
for New York, ashore on Sandy Hook;
tried to pull her off, but the hawser
broke. She probably got off next tide.
On the 10th the steamer Monticello,
from Savannah for Boston, put into Del
aware Bay short of coal.
In the United States Court to-day,
before Judge Smally, a nolle prosequi
was entered by District Attorney Court
ney, in the case of the Fenian prisoner
Roberts, who was arrested sometime
ago and held to bail to answer for an
alleged violation of the neutrality laws
Of the United States by invading Can
ada with the Fenians. The bail bonds
of Mr.. Roberts will be cancelled.
Frank Viele, who was indicted by the
grand jury for the murder of Otero, in
connected with Pellicier and Gonzales,
on the night of the 22d of November,
1865, was arraigned in the Court of
Oyer and Terminer this morning. The
Indictment was read to him and he
pleaded not guilty. He was remanded
for trial.
DR.. Dalton reports that during the
week ending October 18th, eleven cases
of supposed cholera were investigated
and reported upon by the Inspectors
and assistant Inspectors. Of this
number, six proved genuine, and of
these, two have been reported dead.
Frank Ferras alias Francisis Ferrereo,
but usually called Ferris, will be hanged
tomorrow in the yard of the ToOmbs
prison.
Hoboken races last day were fairly at
tended. Steeple chase of three miles,
% leaps, Zigzag was the favorite against
General Williams and Name Craddock.
Name led Williams throughout, and
won by length, Zigzag travelling the
eighth mile, and beaten out 100 yards
amidst immense satisfaction, time 1904.
Second race. mile dash, four year old
fillies; Red Wing beat by length, Jul
bal Tapped; time Las. Third race, mile
heats. three year Odds, two to one; En-
chantress against Local; the latter won
both heats, running Tapped nearly all
round; time l:4St.
The fourth days session of the Evan
gelical Lutheran Synod was held here
to day, Mr.. Johnson, of fAlbany, occu-
pied the chair. The forenoon was oc-
cupicd in very animated discussion Oh
the propriety of separating from the
General Synod on the ground that the
latter had favored the Innovation of the
doctrine against the principles of the
confession, in the course of
which it was evident that the utmost
good feeling existed between the En-
glish and German brethren, and that it
should be not considered for a moment
that differences existed between them.
A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed to the effect that action on the prop
osition to withdraw from the General
Synod, be postponed, and that in the
meantime the clergymcn of the several
parishes consult their congregations on
the propriety of taking such step. 4
committee was appointed to attend a
Convention, To be held next spring, for
the purpose of taking into cOnsidera-
tlbh tut pIOpiittN VI organizing - INV
General Synod. The Synod ordered that
the minutes of the Pennsylvania Synod
of last year, ill respect TO the Synod at
Syracuse, should be presented, and adj
burned.
The Soldiers and Sailors Johnson
Club have nominated Thomas Multi
hany, Colonel of the 10th regiment, for
Congress from the Second Congressional
District.
Edward J. Marquis, indicted for the
murder of Patrick MGuin on the 9th of
August last by shooting him, was ar
raigned before the Court of Error. He
pleaded not guilty. He was then re-
to Jail.
The Collector of Customs ut Ferdi-
nandu informs the Treasury Depart
ment, that, on the 9Th inst, Thomas
Fitzpatrick, third officer: Chaneey
Mason, steerage steward, and John
Campbell, Joseph House and John Dem
ing, seamen, arrived at that port, sur
vivors of the crew OF the lost steamer
Evening Star. Some OF the seamen
were in dying condition, but having
received careful attention they are re.
covering their health.
The Navy Department will soon issue