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

NEW YORK, August I'm the Court
of General Sessions yesterday John
Reathe, the murder of thes late Officer
s. Medil of the 2lst Precinct, was ar
raigned to plead to the Indictment. He
pleaded not guilty and was remanded
for trial which will probably take place
at the October term OF the Court ofOyeI
and Terminor.
The Schutzenfest in Brooklyn con-
GUIDED. yesterday, the Austrian Eagle
being shot down and the King of the
shooters crowned with all honors.
at meeting of the Republican Gen
eral Committee yesterday, the follow
ing resolution was received with such a
storm of Kisses that the mover at onca
withdrew it. "That his excellency Gov.
Fenton be respectfully recommended
to appoint Horace Greedy to the othce
of City Register, made vacant by the
sudden death of Gen. Chas. 6. Halptne.
and that the salary of the unexptred
term may be paid to his widow.
came before the Supreme Court yester-
day. On motion for stay of the pro-
ceedings pending the appeal to the
Court of the last resort from the gene
raj term decision, setting aside the
order granting alimony TO the defend
ant, the Court reserved its decision.
The three burglars, James O'Brien,
larized five thousand dollars worth of
billiard cloth and balls, on the 29th
ult., have been arrested and nearly all
the property recovered. They were
bound westward.
John Hasset was found yesterday ly-
ing on the sidewalk on Broad way, suf-
fering from the cholera.
Margaret Murphy, aged go years, OF
81, Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, was yes
terday found at the corner of South and
Oliver streets suffering from cramps.
A driver OF Fifth avenue stage was
Yesterday taken to the Bellevue Hos
pital by the police, having been found
on the top of the stage suffering from
the cholera.
John Miller, aged 60 years, was yes
terday taken i'll with the cramps on
Centre street. They were all taken to
the hospitals.
The quarantine grounds at Staten Is
land were sold at private sale yesterday
by the State authorities TO the Messrs.
Shortman and others for 1920, 900.
Bill Conner and Tom Mcintyre, two
three round prize fight this morning
for fifty dollars side, near Sheepshead
Bay. Mcintyre won.
1t is stated that at least five thousand
barrels of fish oil have been received
here from Canadn containing sealed five
gallon cans Oh denneSSy Dranuy1 ana
also that many thousand barrels of
flour containing similar cans ofbrandy
have also been smuggled here from
Canada. The Custom House detectives
are investigating the affair.
A number of negro sailors from the
frigate Vermont had riot in Lawreus
street, last night. In endeavoring to
quiet it, officer Garrett was nearly
murdered, but the rioters were finally
dispersed. Three OF them were arrest
ed and to-day held to bail. Garrett
shot one of them in the knee.
The freight train from this city for
Boston, which left last evening on the
New Haven railroad. ran off the bridge
at Norwalk. Conn.,, in consequence of
the draw bridge being left open through
the catelessness of the watchman. The
engine, tender, and five heavily laden
freight cars are piled on top OF each
other in the water, perfect wreck.
Some half dozen brakemen were injur-
ed slightly, but none seriously. The
loss OF freight is heavy, being mostly
dry goods.
1t is announced that Samuel Sloan.
Chairman OF a company of openboard
brokers, has disappeared, with def
cit OF over 800, 900.