The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-09
NEW YORK CITY.

nothing ever since"
Yesterday gang of workmen from III
Tweed department THAT Of Public Works
visited the Comptroller's office and threat
ened the Comptroller with violence
their claims were not paid.
The directors Of the German ImmigTa
ton Society report that during the pas
month 0,2s0 German emigrants wer
landed in New York, an increase Of Q 50
as compared with the same month las
year. n..ir. ff sIlIiNym
From the investigation Of the Brooklyn
election frauds, il appears that five hun
dred votes were inserted In the returns o
one district before the polls were really
opened. ..........--.. .......... ..
A locomotive of the Harlem railroad
at Fourth avenue, yesterday, ran into {
wagon driven by John johnson, killing
johnson. Tho horse was also instantly
killed.
The Union Republican General Com
mittee, last evening; unanimously, passed
resolution complimentary to It's chair
man, Horace Greeley.
The motion for the cOmpulslon of May,
or Hall from the Union Club, by tht
committee having tho matter In charge
was carried by vote Of o TOT. A meet
ing OF the Club will hereafter decide upon
the question. Ii Is understood that there
Is a strong feeling against the Mayor ir
other prominent Clubs, of which he Is
member. uIl
Rev. DR.. HewsOn delivered an address
last evening, upon the revision Of 1.-THE Bible
rs progressing In England, ut the conClu.
sion OF which II was announced that an
American committee had been formed "a
whom sheets Of the revision will b0 senl
to pass upon the result OF the joint revi'
sion, to be finally adopted
All the passengers on tho quarantine
steamer Delaware, have been discharged.
There are only fourteen cases Of cholera
on the steamship Franklin len. All but
one COnvalescing.
In all over twenty.flveh hundred abOrcrs
lave been discharged by the city depart
ment, for want of funds.
The Albany IRhRigGncer says that ll0'
ratio Seymour, of Buffalo, GX.Assembly.
man, Is preparing to contest the scat Of
Tom Fields, elected to the Assembly from
this city, over Horatio Seymour Of Utica
Ex-Governor.
Several employees Of the ComptrOller's
office, arc being examined by the grand
Jury relative tO the ring frauds.
An address appears to-day to the work.
ing men to Join the parade, Sunday, IN
honor of the Communists, ltOsscl and
others, Of Paris.
The Comptroller this morning, issued q
circular to the heads Of all the depart.
ments Of the city and county governments,
requesting them to furnish detailed esti'
mates OF the sums required for tho efficient
maintenance Of the several departments
for tho ensuing yCUr. In tho estimates
they are directed tO detail the names and
residences Ofth employees, with salaries
and duties Of each, and reference TO the
law or ordinance defining duties, fixing
salaries.
The smallpox is decreasing, only three
cases and one death have bten reported
from noon on Thursday, 10 the same
hour to-day. ................,........ ..
Tom Fields to-day got an adjournment
of time for the Justification of the surlties
on his bail TO Friday next.
The Directors of the Academy Of Music
have determined not to allow Max Sra.
kosh have the Use of the building after the
present engagement terminates, because
of his refusal TO admit them to the seats
for which they subscribed aud paid thc
night Of the frat visit of Alexis to the
opera, except on the payment of ten dol
lars.
The demonstration Of the Odd Fellows
Tonight at Cooper Institute for the bene'
ft ol the Chicago and Western sufferers
was not Us large as anticipated Schuyler
Colrax presided, and speeches were made
by L. S. Ralpho, Grand Master Of the
Order, Vice President ColIax, Hon. B. s.
Cox and Mr.. Ellis, Of Chicago j..
MIR. Ralphs, In remarks stated that the
revenue Of the order Tor the past fiscal
wear was $3,47J, ,4Gi; the sum paid for re.
lief, $I,O00Ojl; number Of Lodges, 3,SB1,
and they were increasing at the rate Of
eight per week. Mr.. ColIax's speech was
very eloquent.
Dean Howsen, of Chester, England, Ice.
nred tonight at st. AIMS Church, Brook.
lyn, on "Womens work In the Church"
| fle favored the introduction Of deaconesses
IN the American Churches, as he COnCeiv'
ed that the most good must come from :
free intercourse 0l the pure, noble, and
devoted women with oil classes OF SOC iety
and that the establishment OF deacOnate
under proper restrictions would tend Ia
greater modesty and discretion In the
works of charity. Efy.H tE
The Jury in the case Of Jim Irving came
into Court o.night unable TO agree and
we're discharged. The accused was re-
leased on bail.
AT ameeting Of the Board Of Police to,
day the following resolution was adopted
Resolred. That the Superintendent be
directed to notify the officers Of the Inter
national societies OF this city that the pro
posed parade Of the societies OH Sunday
next will not be permitted on that day
The parade or demonstration, II made
must be made some other day OF The
week than Sunday and further, the Su
perintendent Is directed to take necessary
measures to prevent the parade Sunday II
case the societies persist in parading thai
day. ,.....-.r -.
This morning Samuel j. Anderson
aged 90, attempted suicide at the Ire
mont House by cutting his throat with
razor. Though dangerously wounded, he
will probably recover Anderson was .
book. .keeper nj the COmplroller's offlcC
until a short time after the appointment
Of Green. Anderson states that previous
to his discharge he furnished figures tt
the Committed Of Seventy as evidence o
the guilt of Connolly, Tweed & Co, and
was promised compensation, but did mo-
receive Il, and consequently became I'M
poverished. To this he attributes the at
Tempt at his lie. .........
The Jury in the case Of the Brooklyn
election Inspector, charged with ballo
dufing and fraud, have been discharged
having failed to agree The bail Of tht
accused has been increased to 5000
A,at, A nayv iPtal Ia nFtIared- iOr ThuFg