The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-05
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Tweed's BOndsmen.

bail, the civil writ on which the ex-
animation OF the proposed hondsmen
has been in progress for some time past
took place yesterday before Judge
Cardoza in the judges private room;
The counsel for the people coptended
Richard Tweed, one of the proposed
bondsmen, had no property 10 just
ify upon; that he owned no property
nntil he received it from his father and
that the deeds OF the property haa not
been recorded The decision IN the
case was reserved.
European Advices.
The following is the HsraIds special
dated Paris, January 3: Caziner Perier
resigns his position in the French
Ministry, for the reason that he is free
trader.
The arms taken by the Prusslans
from the French and subsequently
sold to Calbirge, have been purchased
'by the agents of the International
Society, acting secretly, and without
revealing their commissions.
The Communist papers which have
heen lust unearthed from the places OF
concealmeut 20 to show that the Com
mpnists were anxious to submit to the
government authorities during the latter
dsys in the month OF April, but that
they were prevented from doing so by
Rossel.
bismarck aud France.
Berlin, January 3.-Copies of Prince
Bismarck's threatening circular memo
rial TO France on the subjects OF French
ou,rages committed against Prussian
soldiers and the payment of war indem-
nitv has been forwarded to all German
ministers and agents serving IN foreign
countries. Itis supposed.that the con-
tents of Prussian State papers indicate
the existence of Gistrust in Bismarck 8
mind as to the intention OF President
Thiers Government.
The Run on the Banks.
The run OF depositors on the Third
Avenue Savings Bank was increased
to-day. Animmense line OF deposltors
throng the sidewalk. The officers are
still hopeful, if obliged to resort to their
securities. They state they will claim
sixty days notice to which the law
entities them. 1t is very doubtful 1t
the bank can stand the run much |
longer.
More Indictments.
The Grand Jury in the Court OF
General Sessions this morning presented
twenty-five indictments, having orders
TO aid Oyer and Terminer Grand
jury to work up the investigation of the
cases which had been already laid
before the committee. The Magistrate
Grand jury OF the court of Oyer and
Terminer will be discharged in a few
davs. They have found over $50 in
dictments against parties during their
Investigations Of election frauds.
The Rochester Riot.
The following is special dispatch to
the Eoening Mail:
ROCHESTER, y. Y.
January 4th, 1872.
The excitement in this city conse-
ouent upon the riot of yesterday has by
no means subsided. Yesterday the
military were still guarding the Jail
and large crowds were gathered in the
adjoining streets demanding that the
negro Howard should be handed over
TO them. They also denounced, in vio-
lent terms, the shooting into the crowd
by the militia on the previous day. The
authorities were forced to call out ad-
ditiopal troops, and hundreds of citizens
were sworn in as special policemen and
placed on duty in the vicinity OF the jail.
Late in the afternoon when an immense
crowd was gathered in Exchange street,
at the junction OF Court, the police made
a charge upon the multitude, driving
them back and pursuing them through
the different streets. They took3some
of the crowd prisoners who will be
held for examination, charged with
disturbing the peace. Several OF the
soldiers who uncautiously got separated
from their companions, were badly
beaten by the mob. All day the sol.
diers have been subjected to the jibes
and jeers of the mob, and occasional
stones and brickbats have been hurled
1t them. The soldiers, however, have
lot retailated to-day. but have patiently
performed the duties assigned to them.
The authorities are determined to pro-
.ect the Jail at all hazards, and to
,etain the prisoner Howard. The
Grand Jury has indicted him for the
lssault on the girl Aches, but the Dis
rict Attorney declines to arraign him
or examination until the result OF the
INJURIES inflicted on the girl is known.
his morning everything is quiet,
Though it is easy to see that there is
latent feeling OF dlscontent among the
,eople that a slight circumstance might
ouse to full fury. At present the
authorities are masters of the situation,
nd will doubtless remain so. 1t may
,e necessary to remove Howard to
ONE other place OF security in order to
Iispense with the services OF the militia.
Sow that the public have had time to
pok over the scene OF carnage OF
tuesday, it is found that seven persons
all were victims Of the firing Of the
,ilitia; two of these, Either and
[enilan, were killed instantly, two
'ere seriously if not fatally injured, and
he remainder but slightly. 1t is
harged by many persons, and
le rumor is published in the
cal papers here, that some
the soldiers were intoxicated
the time of the firing, but this is in
ynontly Jaa;oJ by tha froono IL