The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-24
NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRk, Nov. s3.-Miner, the
counterleiter, has been admitted to $780,.
900 bail. Tho detectives have been offered
$50, 900 to abandon the prosecution. ..
There are rumors that the voucher
thieves will turn States evidence and 70.
veal the names Of those instigating the
thefts. lsa..l a4Al4- . wv
The excitement in regard to the fall.
ures OF the Savings Banks has Quieted
down. All Of the banks that failed had
large deposits from the poor. The Ma
tiOnal Savings Bank, though now paying
up, will soon cease business. Its Pres.
dent, Henry Smith, recently lost much
from stock operations. The money in
the Bowling Green Savings Bank was
used Tor political purposes, This bank
used the name Of Horace Greeley to in
duCe people to patTOniZe it.
The grand total Of the subscriptions 70.
ceived by the Chamber of Commerce Re.
lief COMMITTEES for Chicago fools up $780,
$40 G7. 3H. t'gI p ..'
The bondsmen of Thos. @. Fields quail.
fed to-day, and were accepted. r.
The Bowling Green Savings Bank will
probably pay from 40 TO 90 cents on the
dollar a,. g r.U-dr.I
The Erie case Is again before Commits
ioner White. The counsel for Fisk and
sGould stated that the clients in obedience
TO tho order Of the court, have caused
certificates Tor CO., 900 shares to bo printed,
but have mot had time to sign and stamp
them. He gave notice that he should
present to Judge BlatChfordqa supple.
inentary petition asking permission to in.
troduce, under an order of replevin, evil
dence TO show that Fisk and Gould own
cd some Of the shares now claimed by
Heath s. Raphael. The case was adjourn.
cd till the 9th of December.
The appeal In the case Of Foster, convict.
cd Of the murder Of Putnam, came up this
morning in tho Supreme Court, with 9th.
er important cases, but the District Attor.
ney was not ready and they were post
pOned until tho first Wednesday In Dc.
cember.
This was the last day, under the notice,
for justification Of the sureties Of VIM. M.
Tweed. Judge Learned made an order
extending the time to twenty days, and
by the subsequent proceedings before
Judge Brady, Of the Supreme Court, the
sheriff is made Tweed's bail until the new
notice Is given, -' o.. .a,. .ur-.ssg -saf
Arrived, the steamship Manhattan,
from Liverpool. Ifs TtFl lIt
The pictures contributed by the artists
in. New York for the relief Of their
suffering brethren in Chicago, have been
sold Nt auction, reaching nine thousand
dollars.
NEW YoRK, Friday Morning, Nov, "a,
The Tribune of today announces that
mn express wagon loaded with trunks and
other baggage left Tweed's house on 9th
avenue last Thursday, and that q Deputy
U. 3. Marshal who followed the clue re.
ported yesterday that passages had been
engaged on tho steamer City of Brussels
for five of Tweed's family, and that one
extra berth had been engaged which II
was stated might not be used. Tho pass.
enger list at the InmRn Office gives no
corrobOrative evidence, but II Is posi-.
bic that the passages may have been
secured In some other form than family
of five or six, to misead the suspicious
inquirers. The officer thinks the re.
m0val Of the baggage is explained by the
fact that Tweed wished TO send away
the valuablcs In advance and then follow
them. Tweedhas moi made his house his
residence since tho exposure OF tho ring
frauds. A prominent politician, supposed
to be owned by Tweed, said yesterday
that in forty.eight hours events would
occur which wonld startle New York.
II Is probable that he knows more Of
Tweed's intentions that lie chooses to
confde in others. s. -....-......r.