The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-29
NEW YORK.
The DOIIinger Anti.Infallibfltty
Movement in Europe.

Movement in Europe.
New York, August 2S.-Addltional
foreign intelligence concerning the Dol
linger movement in Germany, reports
that at meeting ofthe Liberal Catho,
lies at Heideiburgh, August 9th and
9th, which was attended by some forty
delegates, representing the countries OF
Bavaria, Prussia, Austria and Switzer-
land, it was resolved that the coming
Congress Of antiInfallibility at Munich,
September 22d, should have public dis
cussions OF the Church question on the
new declaration issued, and the
Catholics of every nation will
be asked to attach themselves to
the movement. The Dollinger Catholics
though placing little reliance in the ac-
ton of the Governments, feel sanguine
of the support of Prussia, 10y which it is
the initiative war steps will be
taken. There is nothing expected from
Bavaria, although the action OF that
Government in that country In refusing
to sustain the ecclesiastical sentence III
the case of a pastor who, though ex-
communicated, continued in the exercise
of his functions, is regarded as a hope
full sign. The Governments will sooner
or later have to decide upon the de-
mand which is proposed to be made 10y
the anti.Infallibists tor acknowledge
ment in the Catholic Church, and as
being entitled to church property, and
this may be pressed so as to have to
take distinct measures. There Is great
anxiety manifested by the Liberals as to
whether the Papal anathemas will be
visited upon the university at Munich,
over which Dollinger has now full
charge.
The westficId Disaster.
In the Circuit Court of General Ses-
sions to-day Recorder Hackett charged
the grand jury which had been recon-
vened to consider the indictment
against the parties charged with crimi-
nal negligence in the explosion Of the
boiler OF the Westfield. He read a
provision of the law showing that, il
guilty, they were indicted tor man
in the third or fourth degree.
He considered if the Government In
spector was negligent he was to be In
dic'ed for manslaughter in the fourth
degree. The jury then retired.
Discharged.
The alleged sawdust swindlers arrest
edon Saturday were discharged to-day,
no person appearing to make complaint
against them and give evidence by which
they might be held.
Statement Denied.
The statement that the lady who
,alled upon DR.. Nagle at the police
headquarters yesterday regarding the
disappearance of young girl on the
.Sth inst. is implicated with the woman
Who lett the body Of the young girl at
he depot, is pronounced incorrect 10y
hat gentleman, who says that the wo-
nan who called on him was fifty or
nxty years OF age, while the woman
Who lett the trunk at the depot did not
appear TO be over thirty years. The
ady who called said her daughter, who
lad come with her from Canada, was
.hirty.fve years old and had disap-
peared from her boarding house on
Bond street. 1t is supposed she found
her daughter, as she has not been heard
from since. Tropp, the carman who
was arrested on Sunday afternoon,
stated that young man asked HIM to
cart the trunk from Bond street TO the
Hudson River railroad depot. The
police thought they had found clue,
but inquiry proved the contrary. A
description of the trunk has been cIrcu-
lated among the detectives. The altar
causes great excitement.
of u Supposed AbOrtionist.
The story of the young girls body
was partly unravelled to-day. This
afternoon VIM Plunkett, the carman
who conveyed the trunk containing the
body to the depot, said be brought 1t
from 6S7 Second avenue, and was as
sisted in carrying it up the steps by a
stout man, identified as the proprietor
ofthe house and named Rozenning, dhdS
DR.. Asher. He is notorious abortion
ist and keeps establishments IN Amlty
street and the street above the place.
He was arrested this evening. tie de
nies any knowledge of the affair, His
servant. Jane Thompson, may be the
woman sought. The house was taken
charge of 10y the police and revelations
sIB expected tomorrow;
Opening Of metropolitan Hotel.
The formal opening of the MetropoII-
tan Hotel took place this evening, when
over 2OOO guests partook Of a banquet,
The members of the press and many
editors OF country papers were present