The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-17
Ernnn Mem Yorsk.

NEW York, Jan. 16.-The Judge of
the Hudson County Court, New Jersey,
| has charged the Grand Jury to lndict
all persons selling liquor on Sunday,
TINS setting bar against New York
rum drinkers going over there 10 as
| turb the peace.
The liquor dealers held private
meeting last evening. The object, 1t IS
understood, was to to pay counsel 70
advocate their claims before the Legls-
Iature. A large number prefer paying
$3.50 for license. r,.,.,,,,,
Yesterday for the violation OF the tx
else law. ,.., Dt,-,,o,
this morning, destroyed several stalls.
Simol Cameron, just chosen U. >.
Senator for Pennsylvania, in speech
last evening, in Harrisburg, sara:
hone to live to see the WORD 'Wnlte
) stricken from the Constitution of Penn
svlyania, and the spirit of cast based
> upon color utterly destroyed" He also
: said that the constitutional amendment
: and impartial suffrage Will he!p 10
guard against another reasonable re-
:. bellion, but universal amnesty VIII
4 helm to undo it. OF Andrew Johnson
he continued, 81 said long ago that he
was a traitor to his party, an enemy oil
his country and q bad man." He also
= declared himself in favor OF protecIloE
to our manufactures, and that ne WoulC
represent al the iaulSnA ASe
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Tribune's Syria correspondent
snys the enthusiasm of the Greeks ha
been fairly reused in favor OF the IN
surgents, and the youth OF Greece ar
fastening in large numbers to and IN
CretanS in their desperate sIfoSHAe
against Austria.
a The Captain of an English gunboat
moved by sympathy for the sunerln
Cretans, had received certain fugatlve
on board his vessel and conveyed thel
IT to place of safety. This act has pee
1T disclaimed by his government and tn
uunboat withdrawn from Crete; an
meanwhile the American Consul, IL
. reported, has applied to our govern
ment for permission to employ one
the vessels at his command IN reno,
ing non-combatants from Crete. syn
nafhy for the Cretans is spreading.
Is A letter is published from Mr.. Gre
lev denying that he is opposed to Sci
ator Pomeroy, of Kansas.
J.. A New Orleans special says ,t there Sa9
g great rejoicing over the supreme Cou
~ 9nti-test oath decision.
A Herald's Washington special say
A prominent Western member w.
IN soon make a startling speech in faV
of a radical change in the present hna
RE, cial system. :,
been rendered to Mr.. CowAn.
LIT NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-The mails [
tween New York and Washington W
TX hereafter be received along the rot
by postal cars attached to through e
fo press trains.
TO- The i've cases for false imprisonme
,ods &c, by Gen. Butler, which have be
en- ON the dockets ofthe Supreme Court
New York, have been transferred to
United States Court by order oil
: President.
10, A bill was introduced in the Legis
med ture requiring the railroad compan
ives, of this State 10 check baggage and
and tickets over all connecting roads.
3red The Jury found a verdict of not gul
ond in the case of Zadoc Street, whose
able dence was that he never saw Mrs; III
mask man. with whom he was charged
ines, eIoping from Chicago, until he saw
i n in Philadelphia, and that he merely
III corted her thence to this city.
NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-A Washing
l-o, special dispatch says: 1t is unit
k6S stood the plan agreed upon by
- leaders in the impeachment movem
is to suspend the President as sool
lSe. articles are preferred, Mr.. Wade 3
ping into his 1.-THE Presidents 81 post
-. Il is then proposed to prolong the
until Mr.. Johnson's regular tern
. Office shall have expired, and IN
n meanwhile the South is to De re-
x structed over again.