The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-26
NEW YORK CRY.
Tho U. s. Election Law 70 30 En'
forced with ali The Power OF the
GOVeFOmeAC.

\ NEW YORK, October -.
Il iS understood that Mr. AckermRIi,
iAttoFney General Of tho United States,
arrived In the city last evening lor Ihe
purpose Of consulting with District AT
lorney Noah Davis and AnrShal Sharpe
aS 10 measures for the enforcement nl the
election laws. The Attorney GGnerRl de-
clRrrs that al the power Of the Govern
meuf d 70 be cXerted In the enforcement
Of the law.
A TTr,e5 special. dated Washington last
evening, avs: "The dispatch received
roceIyed hero from New York giving bFiel
details Of the resistance % United States
oflcers In their duty Of cntoFClng the laws
Of ConEreas, created Quila bfpeEe Inr 3
Idull dRy Attorney General Ackermhn
len for New York tonight, and Tul M
vestiEalo the facts tomorrow. The po't
ple Of New York may Teat assured taAl
the laws will he enforced and hht The
United States OflceFS will b. protested
and sustained in Tic execution Ol theft
duty. OF this they will have ample eVi
dencc before tomorrow night"
Tho Eighth Regiment Of tho unleed
States Infantry aru Gxpccted 70 reach thh
city next Monday, GoIn Charleston, s e.,
from which port they arc 10 sail In trans
pOEts on Saturday next.
The Fishery Question.
A Trustworthy dispatch aayB that the
disposition Oi tho Engliah Cabinet Y 70
adj uBt tho fishery question q tsSne N Z
manner satisfactory 70 our Government
and favorable TO tho claims Of tue Ameri'
can fishermen.
The Disasters at Sea.
AS tfdlng8 Of the recent disaster a ICa,
caused BY the terrible gallo Of tow days
ago, come to hand the list Of lost vessels
increases, We have already recorded tue
wrecks on tho Florida coast, including tae
New Orleans and New York steamship
MRripoSa, which Us probably a total lnss.
The Republican Ticket Makes a
Clean sweep In South Carolina.
The RspuNiean, Of Charleston. s. O., Of
the 2lst, says that tho Republican party
Is thoroughly victorious, making clean
sweep OF the Stats by 10000 majority.
All the Congressman have been elected,
md more than twO.thlrds Ol tho Legtlln'
tnrc, and that they have carried nineteen
out Of tho thIrty.OnG counties OF the State.
Tie Charleston Courier, on the other
hand insists that fair count Of the votes
would show a majority for tho opposition
ticket, but intimates that, u fair count
will not be had. The Charleston hCie'
comedies the election Oi the Republican
State ticket, but claims tho election o
Colonel McKessIck, Union Reform, e
Congress from the Fourth District.
II When the case Of Ramsey against ih'
, Eric railroad Company was called lor tria
this morning before Judge Barnard At th'
Supreme Court, special term, tue counse
] for the plaintiff moved for posipOnemento OF
! the ground that an Injunction had beer
imposed on them by which they wCri
restrained from preparing for trial until
within four days. Judge Barnard denlc'
the motion whGrcupOn the counsel refuses
10 answer and the default wGs taken b!
: the defendants.
! At the United States Circuit Cour
today, Judge Rinellart called th
: attention of tho Grand Jury to ih'
:. laws regulating the election. He potnte'
!. out the ofTrnscS under the United State
law Of August o, 1870, repeating all th
ancient statuics, puntShments Of officer
and voters committing frauds, md sail
that behind these laws was the eDtir
power oI tho United States. Ho callct
c upon the Grand Jury TO dismiss all par
c tizan feeling, for the question was not
/ party but oI civil liberty. He also Callet
g their attention 10 OfIenScs against III
b registering laws.
The Executive Committee oi the Asso
D citation for tho Relief Of the Misery Of th
Q Battlefield appeal to the public for aid II
J. sending ship load Of breadstutls AM
!. meat 70 the starving people Of the desola
1 ted districts Of ArdcEneS and Alsace
Accompanying tho appeal is letter from
H. 8. Sanford, Ex. Minister to Belgium
r dated BRUSSELS, October 9TH, which state
@ that in Artlcnncs alone, the region alonl
the Belgium frontier, 100000 people Hr
in peril 0t starvation. Many arc withou
shelter, save such as are made OF bushes
and have rescued from their burninI
homes only the clothes upon their backs
They have only such food as charity pro
vidcs, or can be stillablc from the scant!,
ungnthercd root crops, while winter Is ap
). preaching, and thousands must perish IN
" less help comes speedily.
A Convention Of the Episcopal ClCrg,
! : Of tho Fifth DIocc8S of this State meet
y here tomorrow to form an EclcSiaSllca
! Confederation. The establishment Of n
! Arch. .Blhopric Is moOted and the nam
OF Bishop Potter prominently mentlOne,
in connection with the dignity. At III
yn0otjpr, NJ Tim EnisrnnaiiAn RnAFd q
Missions to-day, resolutions were Gdopte'
requesting the Bishops To urge n NOR
generous support Of domestic and toreIg1
missions
0 Gov. Hoffman has Issued proclama
= = tiOn Of thanksgiving on November 24Ih
. A burglar was shot dead last Night b,
q trap gun in attempting 10 enter o gul
nrniih nhnn in East 23n Rireek