The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-11
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Nrw YORK, November lO.-Ihe "rr'o
has a detailed account OF a tiiiibu~tsr-
,,p exnot,ition .il,gcd "a hr Ii rlng o"i
IN nm. limited S.a.ts Or Cuba. IL sl!
that e5OO nen 20 from New York, ooO
from Roston. 5000 from New Orleans
ond attachment from Mobile. The
49, 49, ore said to be General Harry
Taues or g. F. Henningson, Colonel
George W. Gibbons and Colonel james
Kerrisan. Recruiting offices are sara 10
have been opened and forty-seyen com
rn;ssions for officers issued. The whole
story wears the look of canard.
In Mayer Heffman's remarks at Al
bapy. last evening, he observed that he
would say to his Republican, friends,
that inasmuch as they had been defeated
by about 10000 majority, it would be
best for them gracefully to accept the
result, as had been the custom Of the
Democrats for many times in the past.
1t is stated ON good authority that
Hon. John A. Grisweld will not consent
to have his name used as a candidate
for United States Senator.
Admiral Farragut came quietly up to
the city this morning and maintains
strict privacy. The Franklin remains
in Lower Bay.
The United States Grand Jury brought
10 four more indictments against per-
sons concerned in naturalization frauds.
The examination of the case of Col
onel Treadwell continues at Jersey
City. The testimony for the prOsecu-
ton is closed. A witness to-day testi-
fed that he heard the prisoner say that
ne would carry from $50 to SEQ votes
against Halsey in the 5,h Congressional
district. The defence ofeTed 10 evI-
dcnce. The arguments re proceeded
with to the close Of the Court.
The Democrats Of the Fourth Nav
Jersey District applied fOI "a VIII OF
quo wdITant6 to declare the election in
booutou township void, alleging that
one of the lodges carried Tie ballot bGz
home and that vt we5 afterwards in The
possession of the Republican County
c. TX, and that he stuffed 1t Wit spit
tickets. The rrjac ion of his townsLi?
would elect Raiirty ovor ii II.
Al meeting u The Board Of Super
visnrs OF NV York. 10. day. q protest
was received from FredcricE Z:mmsr
2a3iuSI counting tAe re arms fIon seI =
cTal precincts uf the Sixth Assembly
District, OH the .srUnui tnat Que Vi the
iirSp, ctOrS suricplitiou,iy subs ifu Ell
iif,v votes bearing another name f1r
hose y, ating mis- II sLmer'S) name, ana
that 9th. tidnas were prrpctrLted, b.,
which Ee lost one hundred and twenty
- g. The protest was laid over f1!
| further C3as:Ivriti)..
A.b.IL \. Whitehead, agc& 90 Years.
! his been ssntrucud 10 the STAT Prison
! iyr three ears for marrying two Young
! ladies. lie aPpratS IL have chs Geu
himself to two others.
Generals RJsecraDs and LDIgstrce:
sailed to-day for McAjcr.
At q E4-e,Iug at the French Radical
Republican Club OF New ark, last night,
the following Resolution was unaui.
Hnusly adopted:
| ReoOiccd, That with the deepest feel
ing We here a"d no" tender our warm
cot congratulations TO the people OF
Iowa and Minnesota FOR their sense and
probity in having admitted impartial
suffrage by thcir sovereign ballots on
be memorable third of this month.
The steamer Westphalia, from Ham
burg, arrived to-day.
Alternative is reported to have ex-
plodcd ON the hG!lem Railroad last
night, blowing FIVE cars 10 pieces and
"juring several persons.
IGe man JJnn Reilly, arrested on
suspicion Of numbering his wif,' on Sun
day night, has been held, hough he
| protests that she fell while drunk,
striking her head against :. table.
Mr.. ID. L. CordOva commenced new
series of lectures last night, the subject
being "The Spratts at Saratoga"