The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-02
NEW YORK CITY.

latGness Of the season. g--.....
Tho New York Yacht Club have post
poned until next year the race for the Ben
net challenge cup to Newport and back,
Deputy Comptroller Green declines L
pay police Justices and clerks on tn
ground that they have beOn overpaid, a
the increased salaries they have been re
ceiving, under vote Of the common
council, were in cOntraventiOn OF law
Under this decision they will not receive
any salary for several months TO come,
Ashbury admits that he lost the Queen
cup, but contends that the committee die
not run the races in q sportsman.likt
manner. He will make no claim for thl
cup and will not come back here mex
year.
Governor Randolph, Of New Jersey, de
clineS. answering subp~nas from the
Court ot Chancery, In the case in which
the railroad monopoly as o question, In
wolves his gubernatorial right to refuse
signing bills.
The Tines has information from the
Captain of the steamer Hermann, which
sailed hence for Bremen, September 23d
leading to the belief that Andrew ]. Gar
vey and wife, went in that steamer under
the assumed name of Mcdonald, and up
on arrival OF Bremen, proceeded TO Basle
Switzerland. The Times says, letter
was received ut this office yesterday,
from o gentleman In Bremen, In which
the writer stated that he had met Q Mr.,
Sussen, of Chicago, who had told him Of Q
supiCiOus parsonage on the Hermann. and
gave the same facts as derived from the
Captain of the steamer ,r..
The grand jury was dismissed yester.
day, without finding an indictment against
Tweed. His case will be brought before
new grand Jury to be impanneled Mon
day next, before Judge Bedford.
The Mutuals beat the White Stockings
yesterday by II to 8. ''
Smallpox appeared at Hoboken.
The Common Council ordered the
Horse Railroads 10 be torn up, as the
Company has not paid license.
Ingersoll had not returned up to last
night His friends claim he will return
and give the necessary bail for his reap
pearance.
The order Of arrest which had been Is.
sued against James Fisk, Jr,, charged
with using funds belonging to Mrs.
Josephine Mansfield while acting In q
fldicuary capacity, was served yesterday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Jarvis. At
four o'clock Mr.. Jarvis walked into FlSk's
room at the grand 0pero House and ad'
dressing his prisoner said: | have an
order Tor your arrest and 1t Is granted In
the suit of Mrs. Helen Josephine Mans.
field against you. Fisk laughed heartily.
SO Its Mansfield again Is ltl | have
bOndsmen here and hO called Chas.
Robinson, Of Fshkill and B. w.
Blanchard, each OF whom % were
qualified rs bondsmen and both were ac'
cepted. The amount OF bail Is $4,000
A letter from Mansfield to Fisk upbraids
him with perndy, and says its u shame to
compel her who grew up with him from
nothing to the now great Erie empress
to vindiCate herself In court, and refers To
his scheme, revealed to her four years
ago, OF stealing the Erie books, and how,
when he was buying the New York Leg
islature, he said 1t would result In either
Fisk palace In New York or o stone
palace at Sing Sing, requesting her y II
was the latter TO takO cottage outside
the prison. She Is willing TO have affairs
arbitrated by VIM. n. Evarts, but says If
his power over tho courts is still supreme
and Tammany still able to protect him,
the reward may still be his.
In the Supreme Court to-day q writ OF
mandamus was issued ordering the pay.
ment of 100000 in favor Of the Depart
ment OF Public Parks fi
A etatement was made founded on tho
warrants paid by the Broadway Bank, that
lngersoll and GaFvey, in depositing, In.
vaFiably gave fohy.two per cent to
Woodward, twenty.iour per cent to
Tweed, and kept thirty.lOur per cent for
themselves ... ....u..
Gustave Ruiler, Of Yonkers, was found
on the track of the Hudson River railroad
this morning with pistol shot wound In
his breast. lie said he had been wounded
and robbed by highwaymen. He was
brought to this city and received surgical
attention. He was sent to Bellevue Hos.
pital.
A special dispatch from Washington
this evening says that 1t 10 asserted on the
authority OF Senator Poole, that President
Grant has expressed his determination to
declare martial law throughout the entire
South, In consequence of the continued
outrages.
Tho Long Island Sugar Refining Com.
pany is reported as about TO suspend.
The embarrassment Of the company,
which are nearly tllree.quarters OF u mil.
lion, arc said TO bOr due to excessive i'm.
poftatonS Of mOlasses, since which the
market haSde6line1s y NtGlL Us
Counterleiter Jackson was found guilty
to-day. His sentence has not yet been
announced.
At q meeting Of the Board Of Health
to-day a proclamation was adopted de-
clari1r tho ports Of Charleston and Key
West 10 be infected ports, on account Of
the yellow fever there. The proclana-
tion is to extend 10 the 9Th Of November.
The Committee of Seventy desire con.
trlbutions to defray the expenses Of print.
ing their election ballots. Yry
There was sdmo excitOmeDt among the
politicians Of Brooklyn to-day, in conse.
auence Of an attack upon the school mis-.
tres,es of Brooklyn, appearing In a jour.
nal edited by Delman, formerly Director
Of the Bureau Statistics at Washington.
The charge was that the lady teachers
were paid TO suit the purposes Of vile
men.
The Subcommittee d the Democrat
General Committee waited upon the
Mayor, saying that the article had been
dictated byhiml This the Mayor denies.
Register Mclaughlin, spokesman Of the
party then challenged the Mayor TO come
into the street, declaring IL he did he
would knock the Mayor'shead 6d. There
are suspicious that the Mayor had some.
thing to do with the publication, and Nc.
Laughlin threatensto use a cowhide If he
Discovers the real author Of the libel
estetday 3 petition was presented