The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-24
NEW YORK CITY.

owing TO the small attendance. 1t beinl
suggested, however, that there being
nSIhing IN the constitution concerning q
quorum it was thought business could bC
transacted. The President then remarked
that the business TO be brought up was
for private consideration, and then sug.
gested that the future sessions be in secret
Alonzo B. Cornell has resigned the
Surveyorship Of the Port OF New York
10 accept the nomination for tho Assem-
bly,.
During political procession at Rossalc,
N. j., Monday night It Is reported that a
fight occurred. during which sixty persons
were more or less injured.
1t was stated 0t the SherifE's office yes
terday that Tweed had announced biz
intention Of Offering bail in court this
morning. The additional indictment re-.
ported yesterday was against John d.
Harrington, Jr,, not John D. Falconcr,
At a meeting OF the Bar Association
last night an unsuccessful attempt was
made 10 endorse the nomination OF Noah
Davis for Judge Of the Supreme Court
A resolution was passed disappearing OF
Bedford for City Judge.
Mr.. Tweed surrendered 10 the Sheriff
at 1890 A. NJ, and is now In his custody
in the Court OF Oyer and Termlner.
The Committee Of Seventy last night
discussed tho proposition 10 urge Mr..
Lawrence to withdraw his candidature
for the MayOralty.
Judge FanCher yesterday took the place
Of Bernard in the Supreme Court.
One DR.. Will was yesterday assessed
$4,000 damages for malpractice in treat
ing fractured hand.
Henry Rogers was yesterday found
guilty Of the murder Of Policeman Dono.
hoo, in Brooklyn, and sentenced to be
hung on the 9th Of December.
Tweed's son went to the District At.
tornGy's Office and gave bail in IS 900 on
each indictment, his sureties being Ed.
ward Kearney and A. B. Sands.
In tho Court OF Oyer and Terminer to.
day the counsel for Stokes offered an aai-
davit from their client asking for an early
trial, on the ground that new evidence
has been discovered as to the innocence of
Stokes, and alleging the failing health of
the prisoner.
Mayor Hall appeared in Court to-day in
response to the call Of the District AttOr-
ney, and gave bail in $1,000 tor a new in.
diCIment against him.
Judge Brady has denied the motion
made by Tweed's counsel quash the in-
dictment against their client in the Court
of Oyer and Terminer, holding that the
indictment differed from the one in the
Court OF General Sessions, and that the
trial thereof must be proceeded with.
when Mayor Hall appeared in court
he SAID he was anxious for trial, where
upon the District Attorney requested him
to plead TO the indictment. The Mayor
then plead not guilty. The District At
torneys assistant asked ior delay, but at
the request Of the Mayor the case was
proceeded with, and Peckham delivered
himself of the opening for tho proseCu-
tion. After which adjourned till to.mOr-
row.
President Grant and family left at
noon to-day for Washington.
There is no apparent improvement in
Mrs. Greeley's health.
Governor Hoffman has named John r.
Brady as ono Of the Associate Judges OF
the general term in this department in
place of cx.Judge Bernard.
On the presentation OF checks EOr gold
at some Of the banks in Wall street today
the discovery was made that the banks
had no coin to on hand.
HnnrCn Dn hua hmm hold iN g. mn
bail for trial on a charge Of shipping un.
labelled fireworks on theste0mer Charles.
ton, October 1st.
Joseph Howard, editor of the Star, was
asked to-day by the Deputy U. s. Mar.
shal for the name OF the person who fur
nished information Of the arrest OF Mr..
Bernestein,a a few days ago, by order OF
Commissioner Davenport Howard or.
dered the querist out Of the Office, and
the arrest OF the former is threatened.
A number OF pastors and members OF
the Long Island Baptist Association have
published q resolution affirming their
fidelity TO tho Warren Association Of
Rhode Island in the declaration that this
association regards immersion Of scriptu.
al hllu khC luNlLIuk "
Lords table those who have not been
baptised as contrary to the universal Gus.
tom of christendom, and az an infringe.
ment of the Divine law and violation OF
christian propriety.
In the matter between the Delaware,
Lackawana s. Boston Railroad and the
Central New Jersey, in relation to the
issue by the latter Of $4,000 bonds, the
case was not terminated. 1t Is before
the Chancellor Of New Jersey to restrain
the issue by holders Of bonds orthe former
road, fearing liability for payment. Should
the agreement between the two roads be
declared invalid, the President Of the Cen.
tral and tho holders Of the bonds have
made an agreement that the first named
road will not be held liable.
Chas. Hussey, liquor dealer, was ar.
rested to-day upon an order issued by
United States Commissioner Davenport.
Hussey is charged with obstructing a
Deputy Marshal in tho discharge Of his
duty by ejeCting him from his house
when he entered and put such questions
as the United States authorities allcge
the election law permits. Hussey was
admitted 10 bail in the sum Of $4,000.
The Bienville investigation closed to.
day. Little was elected in addition to
what is already known.