The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-16
NEW YORK CITY.
A Dissolution of PartnershiPs...
When Thieves Fall Out, etc.
NEW YORK. SeBtember 10.

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: The conferences which have been he'll
by Hall, Sweeney and Tweed for tho pur
pose OF deyising means of securing
p change in the COmptrOllership, is said Il
have resulted in q dissolution OF the exist
: ing partnership between these gentlemen
! Tweed declining TO join In tho demand
for the resignation Of Connolly. lie an
nOlnces the intention on his part To with
draw from the ranks of Hall, Sweeney
and their supporters unless the plans o.
the campaign were arranged by him a
the Tammany Grand Sachem. To this
proposition Hall and Sweeney dlssented,
1t Is now believed that these two will be,
gin the fight in earnest, and by seeking to
raise hrebelliOl In the ranks, got COnnel-
ly casEleFed N pOasiblk alIl have Tweed
dep0sed of his position both in the city
government and the Tammany Society.
THE RURAL DEMOCRACY ALARMRD.
There are a great many Democrats
from the interior Of the State In town,
who say that something must be done at
once 10 relieve the party from the odlum
which the city affairs are calculated to
produce In the rural districts,
the CITIZENS coAIMITTEE.
ub,cOmmittee 0i citizens Of the
city and county say they arc making ad-
vances slowly but surely and are inyesti.
eating everything bearing upon the affairs
Of the finance department.
THE STOLEN VOUCHERS i.
Tho County Auditor reports that the
list Of stolen vouchers for paid
claims against the county for 1870, will
not be made outin less than ten days y
THE TRIBUNE ON THE CUSTOM HoUsE
FACTION
The Tribune CritiClscs the conduct of
naval officer Lallln, in sending abroad 70
politicians, under his frank, letters Of his
own and chairman Cornell, Of the Repub-
lican State Committee, which misrepre.
sented the situation, in 30 far as they at.
feet the issues between FentOn and COnk-
ling in their feud In this city. 1t says
that Latin is circulating ialsehoods In re-
speCt to Greeley, one Of which is the
statement that Greeley six months agot
favored the denomination Of Grant,
whereas Greeley never favored renomina-
tion. This Lailln knew when he wrote
his letter. In response 10 the call Of the
Tribune upon Latin TO stop circulating
his calumnies, that gentleman seeks to
evade the question, like chairman Cor
nell, whom IL declares Mr.. Greeley has
convicted ofhaving uttered six falsehoods
in the Hotchkiss letter. ...
A STEAMER ON FIRE.
The steamer Columbia, which reached
this port last night, narrowly escaped
being burned in tho Bay yesterday morn.
ing, when the beating OF the galleys caus.
cd the fire 10 break out in the hold, which
created intense excitement among those
on board. The fire was subdued without
any great damage, though the extent Of
tho loss Of the cargo is not definitely sta
ted. ...-, .-. -~.. ~
ARRIVAL OF A FENIAN LEADER. i
A Fenian Leader, James Stephens, ar.
rived hero yesterday from Havre. The
object of his visit In this country Is To es-
tablish himself here In trade. llo has
gone out oI politics
PROPOSED FUSION,
The Union Republican county Conven.
ton last night proposed 10 havGa fusion |
with the other political bodies Of the city |
upon municipal reform.
A GIGANTIC WALL srRRET CONSPIRACY
Information was received by Judge |
Bedford, Of the Court Of General Sessions,
that gigantic and wicked conspiracy |
has been set on foot in Wall Street, for |
hcpurpose oflocking up millions Of dol
lars, and by this means injuring the com.
merce Of the city and thereby the flnau.
Ces of the whole country. The Judge
Immediately convened o Grand Jury and |
charged them to take prompt and fear.
less action at once. In few days some
Of the most respectable brokers and bu.
siness men Of the city will be summoned
before the Grand Jury, when It Is expect.
ed the most startling exposures will be
made. ..'H
INDICTMENT AGAINST RosENzwRIu.
The Grand Jury has brought in true
bill inllcting Rosenzwelg, the abortion.
ist, Tor manslaughter.
Klueber, partner of Goldsmith In the |
torpedo business, Is held In the sum Of
$4,000 10 await the result Of the coming |
inquest.
THE TAMMANY INJUNCTION SUIT.
In the injunction suit the argument |
was commenced by counsel on behalf OF |
Tweed Counsel for the plaintiff will
probably finish this afternoon, when tho |
case will be closed, though Il is inpfOba- |
BILE that decision will be rendered i'm.
mediately.
There was a smaller attendance than on
any previous day at the hearing Of the ar.
gument in the Injunction case this morn.
Ing. Ex-Judge Bartlett, Tweeds coun.
BEL, said:
81 am hero to show cause why the in.
junction should not be continued.
would be safe in submitting the case on |
the ailldavits, without argument. Our
answer ia not put in yet, but we have met |
all points generally by sepalate afildavlts.
Your Honor enjolns my client to perform
certain duties. lie answers that he has
faithfully and fully performed them, and
Is corrOborated under oath by the Mayor |
Of this city. The law says injunction |
against corporation shall not be granted |
except on eight days notice. Here Is an
injunction granted erpdrte without notice,
therefore void as regards the Supervisors,
a fatal difficulty for the plaintiff under
the decision Of your Honor. The plaintiff |
has no legal standing here as against the
corporations Of New York, or Mayor Hall,
as an individual. 1t is the action Of no.
body to compel us to do what we are do
ing, The counsel threatened to hold |
plaintiff responsible for bringing false
charges against his client, and denounced |
the persons who prompted the injunction |
suit rs band OF Cataline Conspirators !
without Cataline, and that they have
sworn TO libels He asked that the in |