The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-19
NEW YORK.
The Ring Cases.

New YORK, November l8.-Ihe
Court Of Oyer and Terniner was crowd,
ed this morning, It having been reported
that some disposition would be made In
Tweed's cpe and Q nolle pros entered
in Halls case. Tweed was present also
with full array Of counsel. Garvey
was also in attendance. Graham
charged that the proceedings had here
totore been conducted 30 irfegu!arly
and unfairly towards the defendants
that it was improper at the present time
for the prosecution to have the case
against the defendants get down Tor
trial. The District Attorney moved
that Tweed be arraigned to plead to
the indictment found against him by
the Oyer and Terminer Grand Jury on
the 7tb of October, charging him jointly
with having committed frauds on the
CITY treasury. Graham desired further
time, and Judge Brady thought the
motion to arraign should be postponed.
To Have a New Trial.
Dutch Heinrich, the bond robber,
who was sent to the State prison tor ten
wears, for stealing forty thousand dol
lars in bonds from a Cedar street mer-
chant, is to have new trial.
stokes Case.
Stokes counsel made a motion for
the appointment OF day for his second
trial The District Attorney will be
heard on the motion tomorrow. The
probabilities are that the trial will COM
mence next month.
Congress.
A special dispach from Washington
saws: Senators and members are arrlv-
ing in small numbers in order to seek
Quarters for the winter or 10 put their
houses in order. Senators Morrill,, OF
Vermont; Edmunds, Cole, Windam'
Cameron, Spencer, Harlan and Stock.
ton are already here, and Sherman. will
arrive on Tuesday. A quorum OF the
House Appropriation Committee are
here, and will begin their session on
appropriation bills on Tuesday. Sen~
ator Pomeroy, Of Kansas, arrived yes
terday, and will remain until the meet
ing of Congress.
The Missing Steamer.
No tidings have yet been received
from the steamer Arizona, now fourteen
days overdue at San Francisco. The
officers Of the Pacific Mail Company
feel confident that she will turn up all
right.
San Domingo.
A special from Washington to the
World says: A very general denial has
been furnished to the rumors that the
President intends to recommend in his
annual message, now in course oi
preparation, the revival of the projecl
tor the annexation OF San Domingo
and policy looking to the acquisition
OF Cuba. An effort is being made to
develop the internal improvements in
San Domingo, by building a railroad
and inaugurating other American sys,
tems calculated 10 add to the material
resources OF the Island and render its
ACQUISITION more valuable. Baez is CO.
with American interests and
opposed at present to any change OF
government there Prob,bly the Forty.
third Congress, and not the coming one,
will witness the inauguration OF a policy
Of territorial acquisition in the West
Indies.
Miss T. II. Churchill, Of Chicago,
lectures in the Cooper Institute to
morrow evening, taking as her subject
"Will the Ballot elevate the Women ?"
the proceeds OF the lecture to be ex-
pended for the benefit OF the ii 900
sewing girls in Boston thrown out Of
employ meat by the fire.
The Horse Disease.
There has no material change oc-
CURED in the condition of the horses in
the car stables yesterday, and there is
cons; derable uncertainty as to the re-
suit OF the new form OF the epidemic
On this point veterinary surgeons diff
fer. Some OF the blooded stock have
been attacked, but the stables OF Bonner,
Dan Mace and others remain unaffected.
Turfmen hold the opinion that the i'll
ness OF other first rate trotters is at.
tributed to excessive exercise before re-
covering from the primary attacks. The
mortality among the horses from the
new disease is very great.
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