The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-18

tained, while riding in carriage, were
thrown into a mill pond in the town o.
Iron Dequoit, just beyond the city line
of Rochester, New York, and drowned.
The President is expected to return
to Washington Saturday or Monday.
Applications by Banks for coupon
bonds in lieu of registered ones on
deposit at the Treasury, cannot be &C
commodated without special auth ority
from Congress.
"A HerGtd'S Washington special says
Senator Sumner contends that Minister
Motley's instructions agree with the
views expressed in his speech, but Sec
retary Fish still insists that they do
not.
The Chicago, Cincinnati & Louis
Vile Railroad, extending from LaPorte,
Ind, to Peru, Is now completed. The
company will commence running pas
senger trains on Monday, June 2Sth.
The road opens the new route between
Chicago, Indianapolis and the South in
connection with the Michigan Southern
Road from Chicago, and the Indianapo-
lis, Peru 81 Chicago Road from Indian
apolis.
The United States steamer New
berne, sailed from San Francisco for
SItka yesterday, with large amount
OF fgovernment stores. A company Of
the 23d infantry took the place OF a com.
pany of the 9th infantry. Several mill
Lary prisoners from AlbatrosS were
also sent there to serve a term of SER
vice at hard labor,
"Wednesday, the United States
Grand Jury of New York, found bills
ofindictment against J. Morales Lemus
and Messrs. Basson, Moral, Fesser and
Alvaris and Col. Ryan, for fitting out
the military expedition which left there
about the 1st OF May for Cuba, in viola
ton of the neutrality laws. Some of
the parties were arrested the same
night and others presented themselves
before Judge Blatchford the next day
who held all in the sum OF S5 600 bail
each, to answer the Indictment and
81. 500 additional to keep the peace.
The bail was given by Hon. Dwight
Townsend, congressman, and the
parties set at liberty.
The Cincinnati Club met the Eek
ford's OF Brooklyn, yesterday after
noon. The game lasted two hours and re-
ted in favor OF the Cinclnnati's.
About six thousand persons were pre-
sent. The Eckford's played a better
fielding game than the Atlantics.
The remains of Junius Brutus
Booth have been removed to Green
Mount Cemetery, Baltimore, where
those of his dead ohildrenl including
John Wilkes, are TO be re.interred.
In the suit of Abell 6s Co., of the
Baltimore Sun against the Chesapeake
Bank of Baltimore, to recover s.. 900 in
gold, deposited in 1861, the jury rem
dered verdict yesterday morning,
awarding the plaintiff s.. 600 in gold,
with 1909 SO interest, also In gold.
"A terrific rain storm visited West.
ern North Carolina Sunday night, caus-
ing destructive freshet throughout
Iredale and Davy counties. The dam
age Is estimated at S5OO,OOO. NO lives
lost.
The steamer Dslphine, which ar
rived at Boston Sunday from Philadel-
phia ostensibly with a cargo OF coal,
went suddenly TO sea Wednesday night
under suspicious circumstances. She
cleared at the custom house for King
ston, Jamacia, and according to her
manifest her cargo consisted OF pro-
VIOuSs OUT II IS supposed neE oeStlLa-
tlon is Hayu, with war material for the
rebels. The Haytien Charge D. Atfaires
was there and attempted to detaln her,
but failed to find the proper U. s. off,
Ger until it was too late.
-Ex-collector of revenue s. NJ. San
lick, of the Third District of Pennsyl-
vania, was arrested, Wednesday,, for
alleged perjury, and obtaining money
under false pretenses, arising cut OF
his late office.
The foundation stone OF the monu-
ment to the Union dead, was laid on
Cambridge common, MASS Thursday.
Two hundred and fifty fllibusters
left Philadelphia, Thursday, and pro.
ceeded In tug boat down the bay to
steamship on which they embarked for
Cuba.
Intelligence from Mexico says that
the citizens at the capital had given a
dinner to Minister Rosecrans. a Mexi-
can journal calls Mr.. Nelson, new
American Minister, a ferociOus man
sent by President Grant to create trou-
bic in the country.