The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-14
NEW YORK CITY.

brennan ana other leaders oil the Tamma.
ny General Committee met In secret ses-
sion yesterday, 10 ascertain tho views OF
the representatives Of the organization in
wards, concerning the mAyoralty nomina.
tion. Il Is understood that some of the
delegates arc In favor Of uniting with the
Apollo Hall Democracy in making nom.
ination, while they are willing TO work for
the success Of all the other nominees Of
Tammany for the local offices. 1t Is also
understood that the most probable candi-
date for Mayor Is Comptroller Green, with
John Kelley for Comptroller.
The numerous excavations In the upper
part Of the city have resulted in the pre-
yalence OF fevers, and many are dying in
that section.
]. O. A. Thompson, a well known
newspaper correspondent, was run over
and killed at Harlem Bridge, yesterday.
A meeting Of the Soldiers New York
Lincoln Cavalry was held last night, for
the purpose Of forming colony In Ellis
county, Kansas. No definite conclusion,
however, was reached.
A Paris letter says 1t Is generally con.
ceded on all sides that Theirs death
would result in civil warm France, and
that no little disquiet is shown on the
chances OF the occurrence Of such COntin.
gency. When the Prince OF Wales visit.
ed here, Theirs did not treat him cordial.
y or invite him to his house; the Prince
is an aristOcrat; Theirs hates aristocracy.
Great comment Is made on this action Of
the President.
A dispatch from Rome states that Car.
dlnal Antonelli had a communication
from the Papal- Nuncio at Vienna, that
the Emperors in conference agreed to
request the Pope to break from the Jesu.
It's, the Emperors promising TO intCrCedc
with Italy in behalf OF the foreign re-
ligiouS corporations at Rome.
The suspension Of J. D. Mckenzie &
Co., tea merchants, ol Front street, was
announced to-day.
It Is reported that the authorities have
evidences which fully establishes the con.
viction Of Bill Forester with the Nathan
murder. 1t Is said that on the night Of
the murder OF Nathan II prominent sport
ing man saw an individual in the vicinity
Of Nathan's house, whose movements
were very suspicious. He watched him,
and presently two men came down the
steps Of tho Nathan mansion, who were
Joined by mysterious man, the three
going toward North river. Early the same
morning the three men entered a saloon
on Eighth avenue and left bundle, which
proved to be bloody shirt On invesli.
CATION II was found that a woman up
town had washed this shirt, which was a
peculiar one for man now in the Connect.
iCut State prison, who was Forrester's
pal" The sporting man above referred
to, identified at once the picture Of For
roster as that OF the man he saw in the
vicinity Of Nathan's house. On Wednes-
day next, George Ellis, now confined in
the State prison, will bc brought here, and
will testify that the dog which was used
in numbering Nathan was stolen from
Schenck's house by Forester and himself,
and that both used 1t in various burgla.
ries.
An application will be made before
Judge Leonard to-day for a peremptory
mandamus 10 compel Comptroller Green
TO pay Burns & Copperas $3.50 for
plumbing and gas fitting in the hall Of re.
cords. The Board oi Audit refused to pass
the bill on the ground OF the excessive
value Of the work done, being only 5000.
NJ. X. Sevison was arrested on the Ham.
burg steamer and committed for eXamina.
tion in ,Hoboken, charged with being con.
cerned in'the kidnapping Of Gen. Viele's
child from Lake Mohopac recently.
VIM. OBricn, who made n murdcrous
assault on Officer Tully while the latter
was trying to arrest a man, was convicted
to-day and sentenced 10 Sing Sing for ten
years.
The President arrived here this morn.
ing and left shortly after for Long Branch.
In the Supreme Court oFChambers to.
day r. ]. Vanderpool delivered q eulogy
on the late Judge Hogeboom, and the
Court adjourned in respect to his memory.
The spike and nail manufacturers oI
the Atlantic States, at q meeting in this
city, agreed to advance the prices about
25 cents per keg.
General Burnside issued Ia. day from tho
Republican headquarters an announce
ment to the effect that the meeting Of sol.
diers and sailors at Pittsburgh will be
mass Convention, and credentials Of mem.
bership will be furnished at Pittsburgh to
all men who have served in the Union
army or navy during the war, whether
regularly appointed delegates or not.
The following digest of tho will of Jas
Gordon Bennett, was filed to-day in the
Surrogate's! office, 1t will appear in the
Tribune Of tomorrow: After providing
for the payment ol debts and funeral ex.
penses, the testator bequests to his wife,
provided she accepts the same in lieu Of
a dowry, the use and occupation of the
house, stable and appurtenances, at 9th
avenue and 3Sth street, during her natural
lie or widowhood; also an annuity equal
to half the net rental Of his real estate,
except the Herald building. If she will not
accept this bcquest in lieu Of her dover,
the will limits her share in the estate TO
her dover. To his son Jas. Gordon Ben.
nett, Jr,, the teStatOr bequeaths the
Head building with good will, stock in
trade, SC, ofthe Herald and Metropolitan
printing Offices. The remainder OF his
real estate goes TO his daughter Jeannetta
Bennett on attaining the age Of twenty.
five Meanwhile his son who is made
sole trustee and executor OF the will, Is TO
have charge Of this portion OF the estate
to let in such manner rs TO him shall
seem expedient Tor any term not exceed.
ing three years, dated June 28, 1860.
The billiard match between Maurice
DAILY, ofNew York, and John DeerY, Of
Chicago, for $2 900, GOO points, three ball
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