The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-22
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NEW YORK CITY.
HOW CoNNoLLY's RESIGNATION WAS PRO
CURED.

NEW EUnh VIII
HOW CoNNoLLY's RESIGNATION WAS PRO.
CURED.
New York, Nov. 21,-Morning-
There are reports that Connolly's resigna-
ton was forced from him by promise
that he should not be prosecuted for his
doinga in the city frauds.
SEVERAL MILLION FRAUDULENT CITY
BONDS. Z
II is also alleged to-day by the Tribune
that there are rumors OF the negotiation
abroad for Connolly, by his son, Of several
millions Of city bonds which do not ap-
pear In the list Of city Indebtedness, which
are unauthorized.
AZ. THE EXODUS TO EUROPE.
Connolly Is said to be preparing to visit
Europe, and other ring men are also said
to be getting ready 10 leave. Connolly's
retirement will have the effect to hasten
Tweeds resignation. nsaaF a.u..uo
THE REGIsgER's FRIEND Is MELANCHOLY.
The latter Is said to be getting moge
depressed every day, Various other re-
signaLions arc soon expected. 4 taI.
MURPHY WANTS A PLACE.
The Tribune alleges that Collector Mur.
ply Is reported to be schemiDg for place
in the reorganized city government, and
that prior to Murphy's resignation, he
dismissed an efficient weighGr, to make
room for one John G. o 0'Brlen, ostGnsibly
his private Secretary, but really q hanger.
on, whose only duty was TO converse
with local politicians. s---'r. r..
DISAPPOINTED IN THE NEW coLLEcToR.
The Tribune also asserts that the mer.
camille community are, disappointed at
Arthurs appointment, particularly as ho
Is alawyer and politician.
HORACE GREELEY DECLINES.
A reporter who has interviewed Horace
Greeley, learns that Mayor Hall sent
letter some time ago TO Mr.. Greeley, offer.
Ing him one Of the Commisslonerships of
the Parks Department, vice Sweeney.
Mr.. Greeley at once returned lStter with
a declinRtion, T.. .,tl.j
a} TIE SUN MAN ACCEPTS.
II Is understood that Dir. England, oil
the Sun, accepts tho Commissionerslip
Of Education.
Henry s. Stebbins declines tho Park
COmmissiOnershlp rendered him by ex.
Deputy Controller Storrs, who will be
reappoihted Deputy Controller ~ IN
THE EMINENT CHAIR.MAKER AND PLAs.
TERRR. ..
The second arrest order In the case of
lngers0ll expired yesterday, without hav.
ing been served. There are conflicting
rumors as to the Whereabouts of niger.
soil, Woodward and Garvey, but nothing
definite seems TO be known on the sub.
ject.
ORGANIZATION OF STEAMBOAT OWNERS.
Alta meeting Of steamboat ownersyes-
terday, steps were taken to form q perma.
nent organization and o petition circula'
ted requesting Congress 10 amend the
steamboat laws,
THE TAMMANY SAVINGS BANKS. u
The World states that the charters Of
several savings banks owned by members
Of the ring do not contain the provisions
for tho protection Of the public, which are
found in the charters Of the other savings
banks. vi
The weather, Is very fine today, The
Grand Dukes reception will take place
according To the programme. O. t
Arrived, the steamships North Ameri.
ca, from Rio Janeiro, and the Egypt, from
Liverpool.
In the Court of General Sessions this
morning Judge Bedford reconvened tho
grand Jury and charged them on the
frauds against the city. suggested that
they send for Charles O'Conner 10 assist
them. tg.Ifrt..H ..l.-I... ....
In The Supreme Court to-day the man.
damus TO tho Board Of Canvassers com.
pellinE them to canvass the Aldermahic
vote was taken up, but adjourned Till to.
morrow. Judge Brady has granted an
alternative mandamus returnable Thurs
day .3 .-''. -. u. y.
Arrived-The Vile dc Paris from
Havre. 4. ..-lH 'U .r.
The specie shipments to-day were $685..
900 In silver. '-i'- %
This morning large number OF mem.
bers Of the Chamber ol Commerce and
Harbor Commissioners examined the
work In progress on the Notifications In
the upper and lower bay.lgY a,LTT|
Judge Hilton wasreturned to-day as the
Commissioner Of Parks. l5lJ. o.. z, g..,,aa 81.
Comptroller Green to-day paid 100000
10 the Department of Docks.
The evening papers cay Chas O'Conner
denies that he expressed the opinion that
Tweed would not be punished. He be,
leves he can and will be brought 10 jus.
lice. The report published Is said 10 be
the opinion OF Judge Curtis. t.
At an early hour this morning Richard
D. ,Peyster was discovered lying drunk on
The sidewalk on Broadway, and $1,000
In money were found on his person, and
$4,000 In South Carolina bonds scattered
about him. lay....t .H.uLap
The original poll list Of the First Dis.
trict, Sixth Ward, In Brooklyn, has been
stolen from the Office Of the County Clerk.
The first conviction under the law for
the prevention Of cruelty to animals took
place in Hudson county, New Jersey, to-
frederick 3, Church, the artist has
been appointed a Commissioner Of Public