The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-06
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Tweed.


New YORK, January 5.-Tweed wa'
at his private office on Duquesne stree
during the afternoon yesterday. With
regard to his going to Albany, it II
rumored that Sheriff Brennan gave bin
permission to 90 several days since, bu
he told the Sheriff that it was his In
tentiou to remain until his bail was
satisfactorily arranged. Even If every
thing should be settled to-day, 1t Is
understood that Tweed will not start Tor
the state capital until the Senate as
senbles after the recess taken from
Yesterday until Tuesday next. Tweed
displays a spirit OF determination 10
take his seat as Senator, believing
himself to be the bona tide choice OF the
majority in his district, and he has no
intention OF relinq what he con-
sders to be his right till forced to do SO,
either by legislative action or circum'
stances over which he has no control.
Summers civil Rights Bill.
The following is the Times special,
dated Washington, January 4th:
The colored people OF this city will
hold a public meeting tomorrow night
to give expression to their views OF the
necessity of the passage OF Mr.. Sumner 8
civil rig hts bill. 1t seems to be gener-
ally believed that the measure, coming
up on its own merits in the Senate, can
pass that body, and that Mr.. Sumner
will withdraw it as an amendment TO
the amnesty bill, so as to not hazard its
passage by suhjecting it to the necessity
of two-thirds vote, which it will re-
uuire in connection with that bill.
Mr.. Scott is busily engaged finishing
his report upon the Investigations made
10y the Ku-Klux committee during the
summer. 1t will be submitted TO Con-
gress soon after the recess along with
the testimony taken, which is now in
type.
Tweed's BOndsmen.
All the bondsmen offered for Mr.
Tweed were accepted today by Judge
Cardoza, but all the deeds were ordered
to be recorded in the registers office,
where not already done. The Judge
held that although Tweed's son,
Richard, held property by gift from
his father, it did not disqualify him
from going on his bond.
The Fisk-MansfeId Suit.
The decision in the injunction case Of
Fisk against Miss Mansfield, restraining
her and others from publishing certain
letters written by Fisk, was rendered to-
day by Judge Brady. The injunction
against Miss Mansfeld-Stokes and Proc
tor was continued, so the letters cannot
be given to the public.
Rnn on a Savings Bank.
Before daylight this morning de-
positors began to gather around the
Third Avenue Savings Bank. By 9
O clock they had formed long lines,
reaching for blocks. The general i'm
preston is that the bank will not stand
the run.
Greeley Declfness
Horace Greeley to-day declined to
accept the position of President OF the
Union Republican General Committee,
Sale stopped.
The sale of the New York Printing
Company, as advertised by the Sheriff
for to. o.day, has been stopped by order OF
the court.
More Criminal Indictments Found.
More criminal indictments have been
found against Tweed, Connolly, Thos.
G. Fields and James NJ. Sweeney.
These indictments will not be presented
10 the Court OF General Sessions till
the Grand Jury in the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer is discharged.
our Diplomatic Relations with
spain.
The following is special to the
Evening Post, dated Washington, JAN
uary s. The numerous kilograms sent
regarding our diplomatic relations with
Spain are calculated to deceive the
public and disturb financial circles.
The truth Of the whole matter as ascer-
tained from high sources can be told In
a few words. When tie fact was an
nounced that Mr.. Fish would retire
from the State Department and probably
be succeeded by Edward Pierrepont,
whose entrance into the Cabinet would
be followed by change OF the policy
heretofore pursued toward Cuba, the
Spanish Government was Immediately
advised OF what was going on, and was
informed that the prospects was not
favorable for a continuation OF the nom
International policy by our Govern
ment. Acting upon the belief that the
retirement OF Fish really meant the
commencement OF active measures, the
Spanish Cabinet decided that this
change must be met with firmness on
their part, and therefore the recall OF
Senior Roberts and the change OF the
Captain General OF Cuba were decided
upon. Before the changes were actually
ordered, the Spanish Cabinet were in
formed that Mr. Fish would remain in
the Cabinet, whereupon they revoked
their former action. leaving matters as
they stood previous to the announce
ment OF Fish's intended withdrawal. II
is believed here by persons who are in
positions to know that Fish, by remain
ing in the Cabinet, has avoided a wal