The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-30
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, January 20.-Snow fell
here about daylight this morning, and one
Of the heaviest gales this season from the
northwest has been prevailing since sun
rise. Weather very cold and clear.
II Is very probable that Tweed will 20
To Albany to-day or tomorrow. lie Is
now said TO have secured sufficient mum.
Der OF Senators 10 enable him to take and
keep his seat. ..,
Joseph D. Lyman, the agricultural cdi.
tor OF the 1fi6the, died yesterday.
The Builders Association present In
their report more evidence Of the great
frauds in the department buildings, and a
committee will be sent to Albanyto secure
legislative action.
At meeting ofInternationalists ycster.
day, report was read showing that the
organization is spreading throughout the
country, and that 81 new Unions have
been formed during the month.
Three highwaymen knocked down and
robbed man on Myrtle Avenue, Brook.
lyn, Saturday morning. They were ar.
restedyesterday. Another gentleman was
knocked down on Clinton street, in the
same city, by two highwaSmen, but the
latter fed.
The smallpox is very violent and fatal
nHoboken and Union Hill, New Jersey,
1t Is generally believed that the proper.
ty OF the New York Printing Company,
recently sold at auction, was purchased by
parties acting for Tweed. ...'
Tho World says, that another distin.
guishcd Clergyman, will soon abandon the
Unitarians and unite with the Eplscopa.
lians. .~ ri.
On Monday next, the Presbytery OF
Brooklyn will meet In q called session at
the First Presbyterian Church. The OBJ.
ject Of the meeting is to take action upon
a report that the pastor Of the Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Rev. Theo.
L. Cuyler, D. d., has recently invited and
permitted lady preacher named Miss
Smiley, an orthodox Quaker minister, to
occupy and preach in his pulpit.
The alleged cable report circulated in |
Wall street to-day, speaking of trouble
between England and Russia arising from
the reported determination OF the former
to oppose the Russian advance in Asia, is
undoubtedly false.
The new Receiver Of the Market Saw
ings Bank is at work to-day, and express
es belief that the stories Us to It's un.
soundness are substantially true.
Conkling thus far has eluded the detec-
tives, who have no clue as to his wherea.
bouts, but the arrest and punishment OF
the parties engaged in the conspiracy to |
rob the bank is expected in due time, as
well US the recovery Of some Of the stolen |
bonds.
A meeting of the depositors was held |
this afternoon to hear the report of the |
committee who conferred with the off. |
GERS. The total liabilities of the bank Is
estimated at 100000 after deducting all |
available assets. It is claimed that they |
probably can not pay more than sixty |
cents on the dollar.
Every effort is being made to ascertain
the whereabouts Of Conkling.
Another citizen Of Brooklyn, Walter T.
Hoyt, was shot last night in Henry street,
by desperate, and wounded in the arm,
though not dangerously. VIM. Raynor
was arrested and partially identified by
Hoyt.
The Treasurer of the Holland Society,
Mr.. Vandcnhoutcr, was assaulted with
slung shot in Prospect street, Brooklyn,
last night, and probably manned for life.
The approach OF footsteps saved the in
jured man from robbery and probably
death. .... ....'..
A passenger named Bulls, was blown
by gale from car on the Flushing
Railroad to-day, and severely injured lie
was passing from one car TO another at the
time. ".s
1t has been determined to drop the
name TammanY from the title of the So
ciety, from the name ofthe General and
Ward Committees, and from the building
known rs Tammany Hall. The name 10
be substituted is Columbian.