The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-16
NEWYoRE!

The Late Election in New Hamp-
r Shire--Fisk Ordered TO Turn Over
Erie Stock TO English Ownets.--
u Arrest of Car Thieves.sTTaVeI on
the HudsOn..Tweed Testimonial
Association DisS0lved..MOney Re-
fundeds-.MeetIng Of Republican
Executive Committee---IIailroad
Robbery.
au Oil. New YORK, March 10. :
The Tribune this morning says The
Republicans IN New Hampshire, yestcr.
day, seem to have lost the Governor,
all Congressman, the Council and .prOba.
bly, the Senate, while the House is only
claimed fer the Republicans by q ma.
jority of from 10 to 90 in n body OF over
800 members and thNt on tho vote from
1G5 towns, the Republicans gain on last
years vote 900, while the Democrats
gain 3,43G; Il net Democratic gain of
2,41G. Tho Tribune then adds that New
Hampshire las, not became Democratic.
This vote mems mainly, Il not wholly,
the Republican apathy born of over con.
fldenCc and continuous triumphs of fsixtecn
years, and Republican disaiEections en-.
gcndGred, by local .quarrels,, liquor and
The unwisc and untimely Summer trouble.
The World has some special returns.
from New Hampshire, md sums 'up the
result in that State, yesterday, as follows:
The Democrats have elected the Gov.
Crnor and Railroad CommissiOners-twO
CGrtainly-and probably three Congress.
men, and Il majority in the State Senate
and House. The volO on Representa-.
tives is in doubt, -l.. 4 .,l.
Judge BlAtChlOrd having appointed
Kenneth G. White master in equity in the
suit between tho Erie Railroad and It's
English stoCkholdcBI White has ordered
Fisk TO turn over the GOO English shares
Of stock. rs Fl, aha. r'-
A number Of car thieves were arrested
ut Port Jarvis yesterday. They had been
in tho habit OF stealing goods from the
railroad cars.
Tho World says: ut is IL fact, as we
have been reliably informed; that the Sth
U. S. Infantry, numbering nearly, ifnOt
quite, 1000 men, have been held in read
iness at Governors Island, in this harbor,
ever since the San Domingo Commission
left. to proceed at once to that island IN
the event the Commissioners should tele.
graph Tint Cabal resisted their movement,
or in the event that HaYtl should under
take to interfere with Baez while the
Commissioners were on the island = "a
The expense Of travelling between this
city and Albany, will be greatly reduced,
it is said, during the coming season. The
Peoples line OF steamboats, begin by car
rying passengers for one dollar. 1t is ex-
pected the Troy line will under bid their
rival again, and carry for fifty cents.
There is also n rumor that Fisk threatens
TO eclipse the Mammoth, Drew and Dean
Richmond, with two immense floating
hotels, and thus cause thecompetiIg lin@l
to 60 still lower in their priccs.H The fan-
roads will he compelled to com, down
also aEAA 70 NJ AIN dJl
The Tweed Testimonial Association has
dissolved, and the s., 900 which it received
by private subscription for the erection of
q statute to Senator Tweed, is to be re;
turned TO the subscribers. HHgOS I!I
The members of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee met last night-Houce |
Greeley presiding An informal discussion |
upon the action Of tho State Committee
was held, during which very strong op- |
posing opinions were ventilated: The ap- |
pointment of permanent officers was next
taken up and several names proposed, but
met with opposition. The meeting ad-
journed without coming to any conclu-
sion.
Yesterday morning a labnrer while |
on the track Of the Hudson river
road, near Dobbs' Ferry, West Chester
county, discovered three empty packing |
cases, which had, evidently been thrown
from o freight car and rihed OF their con-
tents. Ono Of the boxes was marked |
Evans, Mercer s. Co., Montreal, and an.
other was marked Browning, Sloan & Co,
Indianapolis. II Is believed that the boxes |
contained dry goods, and were thrown
from the midnight freight train by parties
concealed on one Of tho 3cars before the
train lett New York on Monday night,
ln.the gold market yesterday the CsOulyl
event OF importance was the sale Of about
"a ,OOO, 600 long gold, held by speculaiorS
who bought at aboItl1 113. The market |
took the whole amount easily, and became /
stronger and advanced alter the sale 1t
is stated; that the Pennsylvania Central
Company IS likely to- commence sstit'
against the Pittsburgh Company for
large sum claimed to bc due on the Fort
Wayne lease. The specie IenEnged for
shipment to-day is reported Us follows;
by the China, $500, 900; by the Hansa,
$$250O0O. ',V vs % ~ .a.- u
Charles Parloe, lately convicted in the |
United States Circuit Court ior burning /
the ship Robert Edwards at sea- was this
sentenced to be hanged on the
l9th Of -Maynext~- Charles assoeiatesTt