The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-11
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, November 10. Z
The man John REILLY, arrested on
suspicion of numbering his wife, on
Sunday night, has been held; though
he protests that she fell while drunk,
striking her head against = table. Oh -
Mr.! ID. e. Cordove, COMMENCED a
new series OF lectures last night, the
subject. 1.-THE Spratts at Saratoga" &
The World has detailed account of
a fillibustering expedition alleged to be
lifting out in the United States for Cuba.
II says that 2 500 men go from New
York 500 from Boston and 600 from
New Orleans, and a detachment from
Mobile. The leaders are said to be Gen.
Harry Hayes or @. f. HenninRen, Coll
George w. Gibbons and Col James
KarTigan. Recruiting offices are said
to have been opened, and forty seven
commissions for officers issued. The
whole story wears the. look ofa canarl.
In Mayor Hohman's remarks at AL
bany last evening, he observed that he
would say to his Republican friends
that inasmuch as they had been de-
feated by about 80, GOO maj ajority, 1t wonld
be best for them gracefully 10 accept
the result as had been the custom nf
the Democrats for many times in the
past. .-t st 80
II is stated on good authority that
Hon. John A. Griswold will not con-
sent TO have his name used as caudi-
date for United States Senator.
Admiral Farragut came quietly up TO
the city this morning, and maintains a
strict privacy. The Franklin remains
in the lower bay.
The United States grand Jury brought
in four more indictments against per-
sons concerned in naturalization frauds.
The examination OF the case OF Colonel
Tread we'll continues at Jersey City.
The testimony for the prosecution has
closed. A witness to-day testified that
he heard the prisoner say he would
carry from 400 10 500 votes against Hal
sey in the 9th Congressional District.
The defence offered no evidence. The
arguments proceeded to the close of the
Court. 7s7 e i- J
The Democrats of the 4tb Jersey Dis
strict applied for writ of quo t1dTTd4lto
to declare the election IN Boonton
township void, alleging that one of the
Judges carried the bAllot-box home and
that il was afterwards in the possession
OF the Republican County Clerk, and
that he stuffed il with split tickets.
The rejection of this township would
elect Rafferty, over lill.
at meeting of the Board of Super
visors OF New York to-day protest
was received from Frederick Zimmer
against counting returns from several
precincts Of the 9th Assembly District,
on the ground that one of the tnspec-
tors s1rrepddously substituted fifty
votes bearing another name for those
bearing his (Zimmer's1 name, and that
other frauds were perpetrHted by which
he lost 120 votes. The protest was laid
over. for future consideration.
Albert A. Whitehead, aged 20, has
been sentenced TO the State prison for
years for marrying two young ladies.
He appears to have engaged himself TO
two others. -ri
Generals Rosecrans and Longslreet
Ata meeting of Ihe French Radical
Republican Club of New York last
night, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That with the deepest feel
ing we here and now tender our warm
est congratulations TO the people OF
Iowa and Minnesota for their sense and
probity in having admitted impartial
suffrage by their sovereign ballots on
the memorable Sd of this month. ferE
Governar Geary has written letter
stating that he is not a candidate for
United States Senator.