The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-22
sI1ELEGRAPH.
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4. pacific and Atlantic n.. Line
VIEW YORK.
us,be Grand Duke.

Ian Of the Grand Duke.
E"'; ysrK, November 2l.-The re
", ,I the Grand Duke Alexis for
4 ~, ak place this noon. The com
i Reception met at II A. M. on
..mer Mary Powell. She was
,,o.stei with rich Brussels car
"A ~ the deck and Russian and
~. 4s,s hung up. Major Gen
,,ai., q. Brissdier General McKeoD,
,'s., 'ss.,,,s-sl Dix, Peter Cooper and
~ s. yyssnjerbilt were among the first
j, others soon poured in in
>" ...D,s Of coaches, containing
s,ikpown citizens. The Powell
r,tIv steamed FOR the Russian
:, .i.'r .'smii.t cheers from both vessels.
,'nm;t,ee and the Russian Min
S.,,rszy, boarded the Svettano.
:. .,spe st this time was very en-
-, The bay was alive with
~ :isy,ry kind and Russian colors
=; s;Iy irOm all the vessels in the
>. is the barge containing these
I''~,g ~ and their distinguished
.lr The Russian frigate the band
I.se Russian National Anthem.
,-,r'o.e 10 the stern OF the Powell
-. - r,rty were safely landed On
nv lizard side. The Julius band
l. NJ the Russian National
IN in reply to the band of the
-. The Duke stood in the centre
=. rand saloon, Admirals Possuet
QlSsn on the left and General Dix
.,,o the west. Gen. Dix delivered
-. extending welcome in the name
-. r,v Of New York. He spoke Of
j ...ilv relations existing between
/ ~grsi States and Russia, compli-
IN, the father OF the Duke very
,ncuiins by hoping that his
.rl, be pleasant and afford gratifi-
Aiirrwari the Grand Duke
Il rxp-essing his warmest thanks
r. co-iial reception, and said that
.,mag between Russia and the
j States is as strong as it is last
He ,aii he should pass rapidly
.a:a New York and pay his respects
President, whose high character
-:s,.r appreciated in Russia, and he
al sccspi with pleasure their kind
s...;ies. The Duke then submit
.@a.rye-e hand shaking from the
~,-,..i throng.
SuIh Carolina Bond Question.
--.Fs dispatch from South Caro-
4 4 y,5:ms the reports Of the fraudu
| :. ~ls .; South Carolina bonds. The
r:-r charges the Treasurer with
1liaieOt issue OF bonds, or rather Of
2. bonds which had already been
1...yi into new bonds. The State
4a:sr ari Financial Agent deny
-.HI ,ay that the Governor is mis-
,-7L The result OF the matter is
-.~s>,a;e Treasury is emptied and
::-.tot the State below par.
The New Customs Collector.
-. l7'rNs says that General Arthur
,@e publications for the Custom
- calleclorship; that he lately
s!l len thousand dollar Tammany
=. .;gm which he was only driven
-- T-saasS exposure. He is a
''s-! servant OF the Murphy clique,
'l's net personally an objectiona-
I'D
AHSily'S Resignation u Forced
one.
.-';s a'e reports that Connolly's re-
'a..a vas forced from him by the
80 Tia; he should not be prose-
10: his ioings in the city frauds.
''a'' ALLEGED to-day by the Tribune
&.fe are rumOrs Of negotiations
@M y Connolly and his son Of sew
a1.-oG, OF city bonds which do not
q; % the list Connolly is said to
"'.a'ng to take visit TO Europe,
= "-s' rlng men also are said to be
-! 'saiy TO leave. Connolly's re-
.~,-' Tl.I have the effect to hasten
'7.''es gnat!on The latter is said
getting more depressed every day.
other Resignations
H"on expected. The Tribune alleges
d" .o-'cioI Murphy is reported to be
''-'as 'o' a place in the reorganized
!'efnment, and that prior to
,.1'' feslgnation, he dismissed his
=. =, "elshter 10 make room for
...-a n. OBrien, ostensibly his
:; secretary, but really a hanger
, -Vse only duty was to converse
,[." ~" POLITICIANS. The same paper
,s''ii; that the mercantile COM
-' 5 disappointed at Arthur's ap-
,, tSa'' particularly as he is both 8
-" aol politician.
' and the Park Commission.
ership.
80. s'H7F who has interviewed Hor.
,,'''ey learns that Mayor Hall
'''vf some time ago to Greeley,
n. hin the Commissionership Of
=. apartments, vice Sweeney.
~. returned the letter with a de,
&:,,.3 II Is understood that if Mr.,
,., .a,..I o. the Sun, accepted the Com
y...,,,,'S'P OF Education, and II. S
80; .J' declines the Park Commits,
a..,T.P! rendered him. ex.Deputy
..,.,r SI T..;CTrs SiCTrs will be appointed
1, "s Of Steamboat Owners.
s.l eeAng OF steamboat owners
E steps We're taken to form {
u c..sIt. rsIi Organization, and a petition
bed ,5a a'ed requesting Congress- Il
ss,I . "Ta states that charters o
30 rSs rS,'ps p banks, owned by mem
n. AlID nn