The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-04
NEW YORK CITY,

lett ut ease Yesterday, II isgencrally un
derstood that the Neyset claim OF $42,
900, which had been assigned to jackson
s. Schultz, was 10 have been paid yester
day and the suit discontinued, but tn
debt was not liquidated, and the suit still
stands. 1t is expected that Tweed will
pay tho claim today, u-r -..-
As to Ingersol, Gafvey aud Wood
ward, nothing new has occurred, and thu
J discussion of their probable hiding plact
has almost lost its interest, 1t is admit
ted on every hand that they have es
capped from justice, and are not likely L
return Of their own accord.
Deputy Comptroller Green Is ready L
pay the recorder and city judges theiI
salaries, and thinks them entitled totLG
sum fixed by the legislature and approved
; which Is $4,000 year. d The Super
visors afterwards placed their salaries al
$l5, 900, but as this is unratitled by the
legislature, the Deputy Comptroller is
only willing To pay them $4,000. q .H
Mr.. Green yesterday made further re-
movals OF the court attendants and en-
ployees Of the COmptrollers Office. The
payment of $9,100 for the mon employed
on the aqueduct was completed The
police was also paid yesterday and $4O,'
900, placed 10 the credit Of the De-
partment Of Parks
Three hundred MOrmons arrived here
Wednesday, chiefly from England and
Scandinavia They leave this evening
f4ie President ofs5the, Long Island
Sugar Refining Company says; The re-
ported embCzziement by the Secretary is
Incorrect. He Is satisfied no embezzle.
ment was committed and tho affairs OF
the Company are in good condition.
The text Of the Brazilian emancipation
law was published this morning. The
Tribune says Of III, not only has no
appreCable Improvement been made
in the complete scheme originally
presented 70. the Chamber, but one
important provision is that which
liberated the slaves Of religious or
ders has been stricken out. The act is
delusiVe Of compromise with WRONG, and
postpones to tho next generation what
ought to be granted Immediately.
The address of tho Committee OF SeV.
enty, adopted at the reform meeting last
night, says there Is not in the history OF
villainy parallel Tor the gigantic crime
against property conspired by the Tam.
many RUG. 1t was engineered on com
plete slbvefsion to free governmentin the
tvery heart, Ot Republicanism ofan Ameri-
can city having over million population.
It was disfranchised by an open vote Of
the Legislature born and nurtured In
Democracy and Republlcanism, and was
handed over TO q seltappoinled oil,
garChy to be robbed and plundered
by them and their Coniederates, heirs
and assigns for six years certainly and
prospeotively forever. The new city
charter gave 10 the gong of thieves power
4 to govern this metropolis. II substan.
italy deprived The citizens Of control;
Dulllned their right Of suffrage; nulliiled
the principle olrCpTcsentation which was
authorized by II handful Of cunning and
resolulc robbers, 10 levy taxes and create
public debt and incur municipal liabili.
ties without limit and without check, land
which placed at their disposal the rev.
enues Of the great municipality and the
property of its citizens. ""
Cyrus Olemstead, the independent can.
didate for the Assembly in tho Fifty.
second DisEict, was yesterday arraigned
atthc TOombs on the charge of forging
his grandfather's name, and was remand.
ed for examination.
The sum OF $4,000 has been deposited
to the credit Of the Department olPublic
Parks, by the Deputy Comptroller, 10 pay
the labOrers.-
About 800 Mormons arrived on Wed.
nesday by the steamer Nevada, we learn
this evening, under charge Of one Of the
Mormon elders. ga
Twenty.one Of tho prisoners held for
debt at the Ludlow street jail were dis.
charged by order Of Judge Barndrd TO.
day. The cases Of the remaining nine
will be heard hereafter.
The sum of $40, ,l15 has been raised at
Savannah, Cuba, for the Chicago sufferers
and forwarded TO this city.
The injunction order was modified by
Judge Barnard this morning. He issued
q warrant so as TO prevent the issue ol
fifteen millions Of bonds negotiated by
| August Belmont, without the endorse.
ment Of Deputy Comptroller Green. He
also granted mandamus compelling the
bureau Of eeletions to provide for the eloc..
tion Of assistant Aldermen. '.'
The losses by the Mercantile Insurance
Company are not 80 great as at first sup.
posed. The capital stock Is not impaired
more Than thirty per cent. This Is more
than made up by The stockholders, and
the injunction heretofore granted is dis.
solved. The company Is now issuing
policies as usual.
The Shelter OH Works were burned on
Tuesday. Loss $4,000. ..
The managers of the American Bible
Society donate five thousand dollars to
the Chicago Bible Society. s..l
Judge 1ngraham has granted a writ Of
error In the case Of ROsenz the abor-
ZIONIST, returnable at the next general
term Of the Supreme Court, Which takes
place in January.
The Police Commissioners allow each
Reform candidate to send man to. the
ELECTION, and TO protect him while he Is
preselitsAt the polls. Il .ta Jt.i " "
Judge Gardoza to-day vacated the in.
junction granted by him yesterday against
the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company,
and discharged the receiver, 1t proving
the companYs cash assets above n capital
of 5000 900 are Ss9 1876, and that, at ihe
worst, after paying oil the claims, 10 per
cent Of the capital will be intact after re.
issuing,
Tho Board Of Fire Underwriters to-day
protested against Cadoza's action Of yes
terday as oh outrage, and declared the
company perfectly safe and took action
looking to the modification Of the laws to
render such proceedings impossible here.
after. rr
Tho superintendent Of the Insurance
Department has, at the request OF the