The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-12
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, August 10,-Gen. Nc,
Clellan, In company with Gen. Marcy and
Q party Of friends left last night on q tnp
to Utah and California. To- -as
The French band gave th6irqlast per.
Torrance here last night 1T the Armory
Of the 2ed regiment. They sailed fol
France to-day by the steamer Wash
ington. ~ / } -
Disqualification Maine say that q very
achye canVassing is going on on both
sides throughout The State. Senator
Doollttle Is working very hard on behalf
Of the Greeley ticket. Gov. Noyes, Of
Ohio has Garrived and IA addressing the
Republican meetings u Senator Wilson is
also shortly expected there. T y
A gang Of striking laborers drove of
twenty-five men from work on, ATTORNEY
street this morning, beating some Of them
with their shoYelBs The strikers fled be-
fore the police arrived.
The leader Of the Irish band has been
arrested at Newark Tor . debt contracted
By him on fraudulent representation.
The efforts to compromise the Kilpat-
rick.J Jenkina.J Jennings libel suit have
failed. The case, however, will not 20
70 trial until the next term.
The scafolding at No 20 Third avenue
to-day gave way, and three men, Thos.
Wall, Micheell Malone and VIM. Hawley,
were prBcipitated to tile ground, a ais.
lance OF forty feet. Wall and Malone
were fatally and Hswley seriously In.
jured. -. iasta. .. ~
Arrived, the steamship Great Western,
from Bristol.
The Treasury disbursements to-day
amounted to-day TO $4,000.
President Grant arrived here this morn.
ing, and left Immediately for Long
Branch. Il $50 -a- ID ''L
The specie shipments for the week
amount to $377, ,226.
John Harper has sold his colt Lytleton
TO Aristide Welch, Of Philadelphia, who
intends to enter him for an International
race at New Orleans. d
Ex.Secretary Seward and family ar.
rived In town from Auburn to-day. a
The bank statement shows loss in
reserves Of $52S0,OOO.
Arrived, the steamships Schmidt, from
Bremen, and Columbia, from Havana.
One hundred and fifty Longshoremen
were discharged from the Hoboken
steamship docks to-day, and their places
supplied by men from New York. They
had struck some weeks ago and their de.
mand for an advance was then conceded
to, but all are now thrown out OF work,
as plenty of men were found TO work at
the old rates. .r.
Jas. Kannie was arrested in Williams.
burg last night for the murder of his
wife by throwing 8 kerosene lamp at her,
which exploded, cutting her fearfully and
setting fire to her clothing.
There will be no afternoon call at the
Stock Exchange, Monday, the members
having voted TO attend the funeral of
Oswald Camman, one Of its Oldest mem.
bers. 40
The steamer River Queen and propel.
lor D. 8! Miller, collided near West Point
on the Hudson river, late Friday night.
The former being damaged in the upper
works to about $4,000. No one hurt.
Walter Hutchings was drowned yester-
day at Communipaw. He was son of
the Rev. samdel Hutchings, OF Newark.
Jno. Brennon, a prominent politician of
Brooklyn, bit the nose off Peter Mulcady,
in drunken fight last night. .,
The frigate Portsmouth, which arrived
last night from Rio JGnerio, brought a
large number Of naval officers and sea.
men from the frigate Lancaster.