The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-11
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,.a IN New York yesterday

90, closed in New York yesterday
at l&
General John L. WOOL dieu d. Ivy
w Yesterday morning
III. oatmeal mills owned oy MI
us inH In Montreal, Canada, was burn
sj Loss, $4,000.
cral Wyndbam gave an entertain
~ Montreal, Tuesday night.
Prince Arthur was present
rh. barees sangennay aud Oak Leaf,
~ wbest for Eastern States were
wr.cked ~ oa Lake San Francis
sixty emigrants from North Caroiina ma
,ossed through Baltimore TUESDAY ioi
iIyya and other Western homes,
,reS pnblic market house is to De
I'd at cost of q million dollars, Oh
eTGoct bounded by llth and l2tn ave
nnes and 3lth and 3oth Streets NO"
York.
In Bpffalo. n. Y, Tuesday night, NJ
y Innes a Canadian burglar, shot TWO
aoicemep. wouuding them slightly.
He was caught burglariziDg and nnai'y
arrested.
Great excitement prevailed among
yew York sporting men yesterday reia-
80 ~ the McC0ole and Allen mill.
Nm bets were made that it would not
come Oft.
p..r-,s from 6l towns in New Hamp-
hire, ON the question of the adoption OF
,bs State constabulary act, give 29oS
yeas AID 5S75 nays. 1t Will De deie&teu
bv at least two to one.
The schooner Alexandria, hence TO
O.weco, with barley, ashore in Sacketts
Hatbor, is breaking up. Ihe fanaars'
also ashore at same place, lost DOM
anchors and all her sails.
State Senator C. J. Folger will enter
nnsn the dates of Assistant Treasurer
AZ New York as soon as the examination
of the affairs of the sub-treasury OF the
department are completed.
On Tuesday the bar of Merrimsc,
New Hampshire. passed resolutions de-
ploring the loss of Franklin Pierce.
Judge Sargent eulogized the late ex-
President, and ordered the resolutions
placed on record.
On Tuesday detectives dug up the
CELLAR Of John Rippon, one of the coun-
terfsiterS arrested in Brooklyn last
week. They found a large and power
f1l press aud all necessary dies for the
manufacture of coin.
Judgment was found in the United
States District Court, New York, to the
amount Of s2lO, 700, by Judge Blatch-
ford, against the Cunard steamer Rus
sia, for sinking the Austrian ship Figlia
MaggOira, in this harbOr.
In Baltimore, yesterday, Margaret
Beck (colored) and her four children
were awarded seventeen thousand dol
Jars damages against the Northern Cen
tral railroad. the husband and father
having been killed on that road.
A Mormon temple is to be erected in
New York within the coming year. This
building will cost S5OO,OOO, and is to be
q house of reception for Mormon emf
grants frem Europe and resting place
for the travelling brethren of the United
States.
The General Freight Agents Associa-
tion met at the Gait House, Louisville,
w u. Shriver President and j. K. Tuck
er Secretary, Attendance of delegates
full. Business of great Importance con-
ceTning transportation was taken under
consideration.
Toronto dispatch of yesterday says:
In the House of Assembly last night the
petition of the Huron and Ontario Ship
Canal Company was thrown out. Sew
eral members made strong appeals in
It's favor, but The ruling of the Speaker
was sustained
A difficulty occurred at Port Jervis
on Tuesday night between the new
Drakemen and deputy sheriffs on one
side and the old brakemen on the other,
IA which several shots were exchanged,
our no person seriously injured. The
on hrdHemen are being paid off and
discharged and the new men put on the
uail'' which are running regularly.
The funeral of Admiral Stewart. in
Philadelphia, yesterday, was an impos-
ing display. The streets were crowded
with spectators. The procession was
about mile long, ana included the
First Division of Pennsylvania militia.
lie was buried at Donaldson Cemetery,
the hnrial service being read by Rev.
Or. Tags, rector OF Christ Church,
Episcopal. During the afternoon busi-
ness was almost entirely suspended.
The San Francisco Chamber of Com.
merce have appointed a committee to
draft a memorial urging Congress to
grant an additional subsidy to the
Steamship Company, to enable it TO
perform semi-m0nthly trips to Japan
snd China; also expressing satisfaction
at the appointment of Mr.. Low as
Minister TO China, and petitioning that
TIE mission be made first class.
The bronse which surmounts the
western front of the new Hudson River
railroad depot, on Hudson street. New
York, and which is intended to illustrate
the life and services of Cornelius Van
uerblIt, was unveiled at one o'clock
Yesterday in the presence of an immense
throng of citizens. Bishop James made
prayer, after which Mayor Hall deliv-
cred short address. William Ross
Wallace read poem, the benediction
was pronounced, o collation. was parta-
Ken of, aud then the assemblage dis,
persed.