The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11
NEW YORK CITY.


scheme was on foot for the Impeachment
of the President, in the Democratic Con
gressionAl Committee, yesterday, and will
be further pursued at the meeting on mex
Wednesday, 1t Is believed that Mont
gOmery Blair is at the bottom of it. Thl
main charge will be for violating the in
ternational law and usurpatiOn Of wa
powers in connection with the attempted
annexation of San Domingo,
Governor Hoffman has made arrange
ments to forward to the Law Institute a
Chicago, on behalf of the State Of New
York, q complete set Of session laws, and
revised statutes Of this State, with reports
lrom the beginning, and digGsts Of the last
edition Of Kent's Commentaries. This
contribution is made on the judicial au
thOrity OF Governor Hoffman, who trusts
that the Legislature will confirm his NC.
ton,
The President OF the mail steamship
company between New York and Havana
says his refusal to carry New York pa.
pers Is In consequence Of the wish Of the
spanish authorities to suppress inCendiary
documents there
The Bowling Green Savings Bank OK.
poets to be able to declare q dividend Of
30 per cent by January /.
II Is understood that the position IOt
Assistant District Attorney, recently va
Gated by Young Tweed, has been tender.
cd to John d. Townsend.
There has been nothing received here
from London up TO 0 o'clock this morning
in reference to the condition Of the Prince
of WalGs
The Tribune asserts that Connolly had
assented on November 20, at the instiga.
tion Of Commissioner Q. X. Garrison,
whom Connolly was anxious should be.
come his bail and make restitution to the
the city in tho sum Of ono million, but
Charles 0'ConnOr would not consent to
the arrangement, his propoSitian beng
the assignment OF property by Connolly
and await the decision Of the trial, and Il
consequently failed. II the proposition
had been accepted Connolly was 10 have
turned States evidence. Mrs. Connolly,
in whose name Connolly's property all
stands, was the principal negotiating par.
Ly, and governed herself wholly by Gar.
rlsOn's advice. &c.. "
one Of the suits against the Erie Rail.
way Company. in the Jersey courts, for
ovCrcharges, has been decided against the
Company. One hundred and fifty addl.
tional suits are to be commenced at the
next session OF the circuit Court.
On Wednesday night coal train was
completely smashed on the Erie railroad,
at Middetown, New York, In collision,
and the same night the Express train ran
into and smashed lumber wagon and
killed the team. In both instances there
was narrow escape Ol loss Of life.
Dispatches by cable report no change
In the Prince.
The County Auditors Bureau, which
some time ago had fifty names on It's
pay roll, has only eight now, and as the
oflie ls said 10 be useless, II IL possible
thatthe Legislature may abolish II.
The new Amsterdam Insurance Com.
pany having been declared bankrupt, n
receiver has BEEN appointed,
Jacob Br0climan, II negro, was hung ut
Louisa Court House, Virginia, yesterday,
for the murder Of his wife.
The Fisk. Mansfield case was again post.
poncd Ia. .day. The Jurors who tried the
recent Black. Friday case and Of whom II
Is alleged certain members had been brlb.
cd, are being examined today by Judge
McCann, who states IL the evidence Is
sufficient DO will send tho case Of the Cul.
prits before the grand jury.
4 motion for the reduction Of the bail
In the cascot Connolly was argued oday
before Judge Leonard, at'Albany.
'IThc leaders Of the international to day
sent dispatch 10 Gov. Hoffman at Alba.
ny "Can VIC parade?' No answer Is
yet received. They will turn ont II the
answer Is favorable, If not II will be post.
ponGd till next week. The police are all
ordered Oh duty tomorrow to prevent
any display or procession by the lhterna.
tlonal. Eight hundred men will be under
orders at headquarters.
Seven new cases OF smallpox are re-
ported since noon on Friday and five
leaths, making thirty.six cases and four.
Ieer deaths ldfthe week,
The Chamber of Commerce COntem.
templates purchasing the site where the
postoillCc now stands and erecting
chamber Ol Commerce building for the
use Of the organization.
Intelligence from Washington says sew.
nral influential Pennsylvania Congressman
state that Speaker Blain Is the choice Of
their State for Vice President in 1879.
The statement that Commodore Garri.
son had been negotiating to induce Con.
molly to make a restitution 70 the city, is
said to be unGoundcd. The story Is dc.
MED by Connolly. ...... ........
At meeting Of the Internationalists
tonight, dispatch was received from
Gov Hoffman, saying the law was placed
in the matter Of the parade In the hands
Of the police authorities. The action OF
Lhe authorities prohibiting the procession,
d strongly denounced. There was much
discussion about the changing Of the day
for the parade from Sunday, as the specl.
fic objection of the Police Commissioners
was on account OF that days A motion
was carried to have the parade on Christ.
mas day, but subsequently il was decided
10 refer the matter TO the Federal COun.
ell for approval. A member aiter deliv.
pring violent denunciAtiOn OF the police
authorities, expressed his determination
To be present tomorrow ut the place from
which the parade was to start, with his
red flag and sash, and march over the
route himself
The members of the International so.
riety, TO day denounced the order prOhib.
Ting their parade to. morrow. They asked
the Governor at Albany by telegraph, II
they could parade, but no response had
been received up to tonight. The parade
will probably come off some day next
week. .
The Bible war at Hunters Point has
ended In compromise between the Cath.
olic Committee and the Commissioners.
All expelled are to be taken back. The
Catholics do not oppose the reading of the
and Catholic children are al.
lowed To remain In the class rooms during