The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-13
NEW YORK CITY.


investigate the injuries which it is al
legged the Harlem railroad does to life and
property in the upper part of the city
After elaborate statements by some OF the
, CitiZens,interested in the matter, MI. VIM.
, II. Vanderbilt said the company wished
to meet them in q spirit of Cancellation
The committee promised 70 make aU
early report 1t is rumOred tIiht another
man was killed last night on this railroad
near 10Th street.
Comptroller Connolly still remains at
Ludlow street Jail.
The decision expected from Judge
Learned at Albany within o day or two,
upon the question Of reducing the amount
Of his bail bearing on the libel suit oI
Helen Josephine Mansfield against Fisk
is postponed till Saturday,
Edwards PierrepOint volunteers his
services to the lately arrested Interna.
tionals in proceeding against the city un.
der their arrest, II he finds the law will
allow It. The action Of the authorities
in prohibiting the parade on Sunday il
bitterly denounced everywhere through
out the city.
At q recent meeting Of tho Atlantic &
Great Western Railroad Company, the
railroads in New York, Ohio and Penn
sylvania were consolidated. The orga.
nization will hereafter be known rs the
Atlantic IL Great Western Railroad Com.
pany, Gen George b. Mcclellan was
chosen President. ...
The first COlored jury.man in New York
was yesterday sworn In case before the
Marine court ...
RChas. 0'COnnor was incorrectly report.
ed ut Albany. What he did say was that
he had found nothing in his investigation
to indicate that Mayor Hall was regular
thief
1t is stated that the Ocean Bank will
resume In few days, but II is doubtful.
A receiver has been appointed, and 1t is
believed that 10 per cent OF tho deposits
will be paid. A meeting Of the stock.
holders has been called. This bank, OF
which Tweed Is director, was thrown out
of the clearing house 10 day. tits report.
ed that the Union Square Bank has also
suspended.
The failure Of the old cotton house of
WI Wright u Co. Is announced today;
also that Of j. Legcrail
Theodore NJ Davis, receiver Of the
Ocean Bank, stated to Il reporter OF the
Associated Press that he desired II 10 bG
made known for the satisfaction Of Out.Ol-
town correspondents, that all collections
and checks now In transit for the Ocean
Bank will be turned over 10 tho National
Park Bank. Davis also stated that all dc.
positors will receive every dollar without
calling on the stockholders. The Express
says the Clearing House Of associated
banks held prOtractGd session this alter.
noon, Mt the Merchants Bank. The
Ocean Bank matter was discussed In all
It's details. Rumor says that some highly
important facts were brought ont which
will throw doubt on the statement that
the Ocean Bank will be able 10 pay in
full. Among tho reports emanating from
this meeting IS one to the effect that the
Ocean Bank held and counted as legal
tender notes, and memorandum checks OF
the government bank official, extend to
$76, 900, and further that this individual
Is interested in the building of canal in
the State of Michigan, for which purpose
the money obtained on these checks,
was used. We cannot VOnCh for thGtruth
of these rnmors, but they were freely
circulated on the street, and generally
believed. The Union Square bank has
been In the habit of making It's statements
al the clearing house through the Ocean
bnnk, and this evening IL was reported
that this institution had been dragged
down by the suspension Of tho Ocean
bank. The condition ol the Ocean bank
Saturday last, rs officially given by the
clearing house, exhibited u deficiency of
$234, ,725, or over 50 per cent. sI.g
A Rio Janeirb letter OF October 9th
states that difficulty between the Presi.
dent and Congress, arising from the ut.
tempted appointment Of an unpopular
minister, took place in the hall Of Con
gress, In which the people took part
Several were killed and wounded.
II il said that Julian hasRbscOnded with
the proceeds Of the late concerts and ball
10 the Grand Duke, owing his musicians
$1,000.
Arrived, steamer Nevada, from Liver
pool. .. ..
Another cotton lailure-Schaier & Co.;
amount unknown. Wright S Co. place
their Indebtedness ut $4,000, apd are
ready 10 settle at 80 per cent. These
failures are owing to sudden advance
in price, while dealers Are hHmpCred with
contracts. The rumor Affects the sOlven.
Cy of other firms, but rs the staple was
declining at the close today, II Is hoped
that the worst Is over. The appreciation
in value Is owing to rise in Liverpool
through fears OF a short crop.
The rumored suspension Of the Union
Square Bank is unfounded. It's officers
deny any embarrassment. The report
originated in the fact that the clearanCes
were made through the Ocean Bank Off
GERS. The latter deny that Tweed is one
of the directors. .-.,.
1t Is generally believed that the Police
Commissioners will adhere, TO their for
mer decision in regard to the Information.
al parade, and that the Governor will
refuse to interfere. Edward PierrepOnt
has volunteered to defend wOrkingmen If
arrested. $780,, lsl.rF
A daring but unsuccessful attempt was
made to rob the Perry Street Savings
Bank this forenoon. The thieves es.
capped. gI.r.lgG-,
Judge Cordoza has granted the Bowl.
Ing Green Savings Bank leave to sue the
debtors Of the bank. ......a.
Col. stGbbins and Comptroller Green
are again in charge .ei
Il s fumored that Peter d. Sweeney is |
preparing TO leave the city, and detec.
tivesA Aare said to be closely watching his
movements. .r... .I........-..
Madame Burns, the abortiohist, has
been convicted and sentenced to seven
years in the State prison.
A referee has been appointed by Judge
Friedman to take the testimony Of O'Brien
before the jury in the Black Friday case,
who, 1t Is said, were coefced into verdict
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