The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, August 27.-John Nor
rissey denies that he has staked money
against the Democratic candidates, and
says he shall support the regular nom-
inees. =
A clerk of an opposition manager
served a writ of Injunction upon Mr..
Hawkins, the actor, at the Broadway
by almost creating riot. The play
was, however, performed TO the conclu-
sion.
A suit was instituted in Westchester
Court of oyer and Terminer, yesterday,
to test the right of mechanics 10 prevent
members of their Unions from resum-
ing their occupations. Eight bricklay-
ers were iuIlicted for conspiracy in re-
tusing to allow the defendant, VIM.
Dawson, to work at the trade, he not
being a member of their club. After
considerable evidence and legal eS-
position of the statutes affecting the
case, the jury returned a verdict of
guilty. Sentence was deferred.
The Manhattan Cooperative Associa-
ton held a meeting last evening, when
the:President stated that the grocery
store conducted by the Association was
losing money fast. A motion to close
IL up was offered, but a substitute pro-
viding for its continuance and a pay
ment OF the unpaId shares by the mem
cooperative society in the city.
Baron Charles Won Leden, the new
Austrian Minister TO this country, ar
rived in this city, yesterday, from Liver
pool.
The alleged robbers OF Robert j.
Walker, who were arrested at Buffalo,
were yesterday discharged, Mr.. Walker
not appearing against them.
Two of the deputy sheriffs engaged
in the Broadway Theatre shooting af-
fray, were released on $500 bail each,
Yesterday, by Justice Shandley. The
other prisoners were not examined, as
the wounded men are still in a danger
GUS condition. During the day Justice
Shandley was served with writ of ceT-
tioTdri, issued by Judge Barnard, and
a writ of hdbedS corpus was served at
the same time on the jailor. The pris-
oners were TO be produced in the Su-
preme Court this morning.
General Hunter, in card, states that
he headed the list of the commission
trying Mrs. Surratt, who petitioned the
President for pardon.
At meeting of the Board OF Health
to. day report was made fayoring so
DAYS quarantine for cattle at all the
Yards through New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania. This rule is al
ready in force at CampviIle, on the
Erie road. No new cases of the disease
nave DEeu ulEGON6EEu1 OhA lOE Lue
pose of tranquilizing the public mind
DR.. Morris recommends thorough ex-
animation OF the internal organs while
the cattle are being dressed for market.
At session OF the Fenian Conven-
ton, in accordance with a call from Mr..
Savage, delegates from all sections of
the Brotherhood were present. The
labors OF the Committee on Credentials
occupied the morning session, while the
afternoon was devoted to discussion
of the best means of edecting a Union
with the Brooklyn Union.
A meeting of the leading dry goods
firms of New York was held yester-
day, at which it was resolved to sell
no more goods to merchants in South
ern States except for cash.
a noted pickpocket named Dutch
Heinrich, robbed an aged man named
Patrick Dickey, in a Broadway railroad
car this afternoon, of 1900 in U. s..
bonds. Heinrich was secured, but the
bonds had been carried of by an ac-
cOmplice.
The remains of Elliott, the artist, will
lay in stale at the National Academy
of Design until tomorrow afternoon,
when they will be Inferred in Green
wood Cemetery.
Jason Rogers, head of the great loco
motive manufactory at Patterson, N.
j., died last evenin & at Morrisiana.