The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-24
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, January 23.-Anti. cruelty
Bergh, in a letter, declares that ht
meant no disrespect to the pigeon shooters
by his recent action, and that as the law
Is against him, hc will desist from inter.
icrlng with them. s.Il't 'a w
jas. Lynch, an eS.sherlfF Of this county,
died yesterday. q t1.a- a1,11I. -
oI Rev. Joshua ID. Bradley, whose deCec.
tiOn from the Protestant Episcopal Church
has caused 80 much excitement in re.
ligiOus circles, will be received into the
Catholic Church by DR.. IMcGlynn, Of st,
Stephens Church on Wednesday next.
A council Of Tammany sachems yestcr.
day passed q resolution confirming a ,,re
yious resolution Of the sachem Executive
Committee Of 1872, from the use Of Tam.
many Hail. They desire to await pohti.
caldevelopments before surrendering the
real estate Of the society to the Democrat.
ic organizations. - ,'.s
Rev. Hepworth yesterday commenced
the organization OF his new church, hay.
ing on his first list Of members one hun.
dred and fifty families. .'dhl1JHHl .@l
1t is stated that Conklin, Secretary of
the exploded Market Savings Bank, has
fed. .f4.-.u sl., t... 'Ia Il.' \
THIS morning, a(ler hearing MIR. Court
ncy on nbehalf.Oi N.COmptroiier Connolly
upon u motion to stay proceedings inthe
suit Of the Supervisors against Connolly
pending decision ofthe court at ALBANY
In u suit ofithe people, Judge Bernard
stated thathe would decline to grant the
motion, as he believed the Supervisors
had right to bring action and NOT the
people. This is the first judicial decision
yet rendered as 10 tho proper parties to
bring these suits. The Judge did not
hear the counsel for the Board of Super
visors, but Mr.. HO'GOrman presented n
printed opinion Of George 7. Curtis and
ex'Judge Porter holding the views ex.
pressed by the Judge. l ra-.H
II Is stated that the grand jury of the
General Sessions will bring In forty or
fifty indictments against prominent oni-
cials or eX.oillciNls for frauds, which ag.
gregatc some $l5O00,O00. ~ II, =
NEW YORK, January 23.-The Even
ing Mems says that the Grand jury in the
Court OF General Sessions have found an
immense number of'indictments, and II
is supposed that hundred men will an,
pear on the list. They have found that
large quantities Of money have been
placedin the banks, at times, TO the credit
Of certain members Of the ring. By the
testimony OF the President OF the bank
1t is proved that millions Of dollars were
often deposited to the accounts of these
members. In one case $lSOOOO was
placed in one bank to the credit Of one
OF the ring members and it has also been
proved that in one day over $G,OOO,0OO
were stolen from the city treasury.
Tomorrow the Grand Jury will proba.
bly, bring in indictments against Iuger.
soil, Woodward, Garyey, Thomas and
Fields ..,..s.... 1'......--...
Five indictments have been found
against Tweed and fifteen against Con.
Molly
Judge Barnard defined the stay in the
proceedings in the suit of the Supervisors
against Connolly, but promised to ex.
tend the defense in time to answer the
complaint from time to time until they
hear from the general term at Albany,
upon that point, whether the suit or
property was brought inthe name of
the people.
Judge Blachford, at the instance of
a deposition, has granted an order return.
able February Sd, requiring the Market
Savings Band to show why It shall not be
declared an involuntary bankrupt.
The Bar Association have been cndeav.
oring to obtain evidence upon which to
bring charges against the Sheriff, but thus
far have failed Of success.
The trial of the Jumel will case com.
menced before Judge Shipman to-day. .
The stock firm Of Hedden, Winchester
u Co. suspended today. 1t Is believed
that they have no outstanding contracts.
AT meeting of the Bowling Green
Savings Bank dcpositors this evening,
Judge Hogan, one of the subcommittee,
reported that the deficit was $92,O13. Ii
the Avenue Central Railway Company do
not pay claim of $4S 600 against them,
which they dispute, and II the bank has to
pay the sum OF $4,000 claimed by the
Guardian Savings Bank the deficit will be
$19S,013. he also reported that they had
discovered loans that have been paid 10,
fictitious individuals, and that W. Zelmer
had removed from the bank the checks or
vouchers for these sums. ,..r.