The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-20
,t'hteiina Rsalster.
August 20,
NEWS SUMMARY.
ny TELF GRAPH.

81 l55.
s,mar from Missouri was robbed OF
,..,G in omaha Wednesday.
T.. :. r.ported that General Lee will
.,tsnd the Gettysburg reunion
,,.,,, Rnrrett, in a letter 10 the New
C,,ss proposes the establishment
i"A ,ut,.tuatIoual land and labor
agency.
S,mner, Yates, Pendlston and Others,
o"Tl - invited to crate before the
TS1',,,nal Capital Convention to be held
''nmaba ~ October.
The steamer China brought one thou
- nsss.ppers from Hong Kong 70 San
Snn;.ro. ssuu Eo eight hundred and fifty of
aGom were Chinese.
The monthly coal auctions IN New
b,y- been suspended on account
~ lt5;4scnIries in the coal regions. 1t is
'-1 rI,r order will be restored In
few weeks
hi, reported in Rochester that s26,-
,,l Is.slv stolen from the American
Wy,cEanis Union Express Company,
-. hen ;ound in a barn near Newark, |,
Waynr county, Ne" York. Z
The Nsw York Times of yesterday In
~ rdrforial detailing the circumstance
aSRyrou', separation from his wife, as
~. mat Mrs. Stoves narrative Is en-
go without foundation and base
ia.sehOOd.
o., Friday last, near Cincinnati, Mrs,
r,,,,rr,Il wa, 30 badly burned by the
.,n.,,,ou OF coal oil lamp that she
TlI f,ur hours afterward. (This item
,.r onc week old to-day. Its coming
hc telegraph accounts for the delay.
-Ep. RkG.)
Deputy Sheriff Taylor, from Memphis,
f.rr NV York with requisition from
Eny,rDsr Senter, for one Butler, ar
rs.r-I IN the latter city for embezzle-
u,.pr GoyernOr Hoffman wall not give
hun NJ uulrla cop. ofthe Grand Jary's
Indictment arrives.
bogus draft for $3.50, pnrporting
p. Ia. drawn by the Third National Bank
y Chicago ID, the National Park Bank T,
va. detected in New York yesterday
,rl ngymrut refused. The forser is
.rnposed 10 he II. NJ Horton, of Balti-
more Not arrested.
R.m.p, one the three defendants in
the suSnehanua railroad case, against
whom Justice Barnard issued an attach &.
m4of on Monday last, came voluntarily
into Court Yesterday, and surrendered
himself The bail, which had az. first
been fixed Al $4,000, was reduced to
$4,000, and proper security entered.
Judge Barnard subsequently issned an
order giving both parties until the 2ith
10 file interrugatOrjes and answers.
Considerable excitement has been oc
ca.ionpl in New York by the decision
of the Commissioner of Customs that
the Zee, collected by the Collector of
New York, under State and municipal
laws, are unconstitutional and cannot
hereafter be collected. 1t seems the de-
c,Ou wl.. NOT in the least change the
present mode OF collecting State and
municipal fees. which have hitherto
been paid 10 United States officers, as
convenience tn Own,Ts who prefer TO
pas al, their at once. The Supreme
Court alone has power To- decide what
JHN Ate unconstitutional. IL Is be-
i.ryrd that the Secretary of the Treas
ury will not uphold the Commissioners
decision, which, at most, would render
1t necessary for separate collection
offices.
Senator Stewart, Vice President Col.
tax, Doctor Lunherman, of the Phila.
dclphIa mint, and Others some days ago
appealed 10 Boutwell, 10 allow the
transfer of several millions in the San
Francisco Sub Treasury to the Snb
Treasury in New York, as a relief for the
present StrIngency in the money mar
kct, aud received no answer. IL has
since trauspiTed that Secretary Bout
we'll has permitted one firm to draw
funds from the San Francisco Sub
Treasury and that they will take adj
vantage of The public necessities. The
secretary - denounced by the San
FnucIscO press and his course has cre-
aied great Indignation in the mercan-
Tile circles Of that city.
Yesterday in the New York Supreme
LJlrt, the suit sf Samuel Marsh as
iflstre, against the A. & G. w. r. X.
aud others, was called. Some s. 900 ,0OO
are involved. The suit was commenced
Tor the purpose ofremoving the present
receivers, J. Gould, w. Archie and A
D'AeEty, and the appointment of a new
receiver for mortgages. Judge Daniels
aiirf the argument, sammarily disposed
oi The case by refusing to appoint new
receivers or change the present man
AIsment The present receivers were
ordered TO pay over to Mr.. Marsh a.
Trustee such portion of the profits a,
may be due the New York branch, anG
GEORGE Babcock was appointed referee
10 determine the amount of such por
tUns.
At Trenton, New Jersey, on Wednes
DAY, the National Teachers Association
ur'd their ninth annual session, with
thousands of both male and female dele
gales present. Judge Field, of New
Jersey, welcomed the members. A TEN
P'Tayy educational bureau was recon-
moulded for the purpose of furnishing
ana receiving situations for teachers
'NceEs were appointed for the Ameri
CAN Normal School Association for tn,
tSa'a.nG Year, including John Ogden, o
Nashville Tennessee. President. A res
"A''on Of inquiry was offered as t,
""at course of stndy and practice in tn
"o.'Hal schools is best calculated to ele
'"te The standard of education and I,
a'Se teaching 10 uniform system
vera interesting papers were read
'I,yI..uaing one by Judge Field, on th
0O"salions Of Christianity to teaching
II Vas yesterday morning ascrtaineC
,u New York that the lines will no
ou'!act TO forward freight to Western
SIS 4t the present low rates after
''1'uay at p. NJ. 1t is still BY NJ
'"' certain that the proposed in
'g"'SN ,'..S rates will be agreed upon be
.y.I INV. september lst. The prices bullet
rn,d a, ~ 'Ae Pennsylvania Central rail
fo1nDS. mes ~. to-day are, all rail, and a!
clas.as ,dTst' second third and fourti
fr., fes' 5 10 Chicago, 81 cents per owt
10 81 ''IIoul' I' third aud fourth classes
6nll"i;naS5o S, hS5o'', sixty cents. The price,
Central d.. q. the Eric and New YorE
- D..a. ca1. uePot are, all classes to Cbicoao
:" cents; all classes "'Ses =" ~ 70 Cuieago
og, og1Is. c me Erie road yesrerGar ~ T', s.N, D,