The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-15
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, October 14-1n BROOKLYN
o Mrs. Van Sickle died on Saturday might
from the effects Of arsenic administered
In her tea. She was possessed Of consid.
cradle money in her own right.
The National Democratic Committee
have issued an address to the people ol
the United States in which they review
the results ot the recent elections and
urge the performance Of energetic and
courageous measures IN the prosecution Of
the campaign.
1t Is now thought that Havemeyer will
be nominated for the Mayoralty by the
Committee Of Seventy, and Commissioner
George W. Van Mort, Tweeds success.
or, by the Republicans. This will make
four candidates IN the field for Mayor, the
other nominees being Lawrence and
0'Brien.
Arriyed-the steamships Greece and
Wyoming from Liverpool.
A large number Of friends Of the late
MIR. Seward left last evening for Auburn
TO attend his funeral to-day.
A Boston dispatch says suit has been
begun by the present trustees Of the Bos.
ton, Hartford & Erie Railway against the
former trustees under the Burdell mort.
gage, ior the recovery of some two mil.
lions and halt of bonds which, It is al.
legged, have not been properly paid over
according to contract.
Ten indictments have been found by the
Essex, New Jersey, county grand Jury
against persons for fraudulent registration
prior to the late charter election.
Snow fell two or three incl deep near
Binghampton, last night.
A number Of persons were attracted to
Court to-day, owing to the false announce
ment that Tweed's case was to be brought
up.
A run off on the Long Island railroad ,
yesterday, precipitated an engine and
smoking car down an embankment Of for.
y feet, badly ipjuring the engineer and
fireman.
District Attorney Garvin has received
notice that application will be made for Q
lurther postponement OF the trial Of VIM.
N. Tweed, and the reason intimated is
irregularity in the action OF the Grand
Jury that found the Indictment. If a
postponement is ordered, probably the
trial will not take place for several
months.
The increase OF the debt OF the city in
eight months was $4,314,752. The in.
crease was caused by the special issue of
bonds to raise money for school buildings,
docks, &c.
The Reform Association has issued an
address !avoring the election Of William
+. Hovemeyer for Mayor.
The funeral OF Rev. Samuel Saburry,
Professor of Biblical Learning and Inter.
prefer Of Scripture in the General Theo.
logical Seminary took place to-day. Bish.
ops Potter, Odenheimer, Dean and Forbes,
the members Of the faculty, students of
the Seminary, and large number of the
clergy OF the city were present at the
services. Bishop Potter invited the cler-
gy to meet on Wednesday 10 take appro-
PIRATE action in regard 10 Mr.. Saburry's
death.
The Nautical Magazine, OF Liverpool,
announces an ocean race from that port
10 Calloa between the White steamer
Republic aud the Pacific company steam,
or TacOra. The latter vessel was to sail
from Liverpool on the 4th inst. and the
former the day following. The distance
is II, 900 miles.
James W. Covert has been nominated
tor Congress by the Democrats Of the 1st
district Of New York.
"a decided sensation was created at
Cooper Institute tonight by the speech
OF Miss Minnie Swayne, Of Trenton, N. j.,
before q large and enthusiastic Greeley
meeting, Her remarks were received
with frequent and loud applause. Atthe
conclusion Of the address many of the
principal literary men of the metropolis
rendered her their congratulations.