The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
Sundays Dispatches.
NEW YORK.
Report COntradfcted

NEW ORk, OctODer IO.-luo state
ment that another warrant was issued
or the arrest Of Assemblyman Fields, is
contradioted on good authority. 1t is
stated that Fields has left the United
States, and that his family is also pre-
pairing to leave the city. Tweed was in
New York yesterday.
For Europe.
Seven steamers left for Europe yes.
terdsy, carrying considerable passengers
Notwithstanding the latsness Of the sea
son.
Senator O'Brien.
Nothing further has yet been devel-
oped regarding the rumored indictment
Of Senator 0'Brien. 1t is said that il
indictments have not already been pre-
seuted they are under consideration by
the Grand Jury.
The Scott Monument.
Arrangements for unveiling the Scott
Monument at Central Park are now
nearly completed. The celebration
takes place Saturday next. The statue
is to be placed in position by Wednes-
dav. The President of the Scott Monu.
nent Committee will in a brief address
present the monument to the city. The
President of the Department Of Public
Works will respond. William Cullen
BRYANT will deliver an Grafton. A num-
Der of Scottish societies will participate.
A dinner will take place at Delmonicos
in the afternoon.
stabbing ARRAY.
The police, yesterday, were informed
of a dangerous and probably fatal
stabbing affray, which occurred on FRI
day between Thomas Fol.en, Archibald
Patton and Michael Edwards, all stone
masons. They had been drinking in
Michael's LIQUOR store on Friday after
noon, when a quarrel arose. Folien
was assaulted by the others and terri
blv beaten on the head. Patton drew
a knife and stabbed Follen in the lei'
side, causing a dangerous wound. Fat
ton has been arrested. Follen Is IN 9
critical condition.
Released.
A Herald special from Havana, dated
October 10, says: A. Boyd Henderson
who was imprisoned by order OF the
Chief of Police, on suspicion Of being
connected with the Cuban insurgents
has been released by order of the Cap
tain General.
CrfcRet.
The return international cricket
match between English and American
cricke,ers, OF New York and Philadel'
mia, will be played at Hoboken on
Friday and Saturday next.
New Theatre.
Fecbtin's new Theatre here openi
December first with Monte Chrls'o.
Father Tom Er"nG.. R%rn. ana ANNOY
A great controversy is now waglng oe
tween Father Tom Burke and james
Anthony Frcude, on the relations De
tween England and Ireland. attracts
public attention. The Herald com
ments on the subject at considerable
length and suggests a continuance o
ub a, nromises to be a very interesting
discussion. The Herald saws Froude II
weaker in his reservation OF the l'mi''
n which American judgment ia to ex
tend Burke falls below the merits o
b;s cause in failing to argue in Ireland
behalf solely on the broad basis OF ilo'
ertv which all Americans recognize
The World evidently considers Froude''
nosit;ou the weakest OF the two a.
practically admitting England hiss be-
Come too weak to control Ireland. Il
suggests that the questions OF the pas
NJ ireland in her relations with Eng,
land should be debated by Burke spe
Froude alternately on successive
nights.