The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-12
NEW YORK CITY.

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NEW YORK, January -Erastus Corn
ing Ia dangerously Ill. 10. -.
The Sachems Of Tammany Hall haVl
passed q resolution closing Tammany Hal
TO all political committees or organiza
tlons. The preamble asserts that as NJ
General Democratic Committee was cleo
ted In 1871, consequently this action ig
4ores the recently constructed Genera
Committee on the part Of the Tammany
organization, q proceeding which The
Herald thinks wilflead to the further dis
State, .,.- ..'.,,7 =. = -
% At the annual meeting OF, the Methodist
Sunday School Union yesterday, Bishop
Morris was chosen President of the Board
OF Managers. One thousand dollars each
were appropriated for the Sunday School
work N Germany, India and South
z Bergh states that Mayor Halls asscr.
tion that the former changed his name
when In Russia Is a base slander, r
Gov. Hoffman last night signed the bill
passed yesterday for the financial relief oi
New York City. r
The Times says the election Of John
Cochrane, Tammany Republican, 10 the
Presidency Of the Board Of Aldermen, and
the subsequent retirement oil Mayor Hall
so that COchrane could DO acting Mayor,
is the result Of the Tammany tactics as
proposed by Tweed.
The New York Yacht Club are making
preparations Tor cruise TO Russia next
summer by invitation Of the Grand Duke.
Il is now stated that Mayor Hall has
gone to visit Sweeney at ST. GATHERINGS,
Canada. .. ITFl ~
A large number Of journalists and
other prominent citizens have gone down
the harbOr on a steamer TO welcome Hon.
Jas. Brooks, on the steamship Algeria, ex.
pected TO arrive this afternoon.
Erie officials state that they have no in
tention Of offering the Vice Presidency,
made vacant by the death Of Fisk, 10
Mcclellan. 30 ta5 b.,I.. ...s..a s..
The steamship Silesia, for Europe, takes
$4,000 in specie. =
The City Chamberlain reports that his
predecessor passed over to him moneys
and securities OF the city amounting 10
six million three hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars, f..4 -.
The Tammany General Committee to.
day applied to Judge Barnard for writ
of mandamus compelling the Sachems to
admit them to the Hall. 1t IS understood
that the writ will be granted as soon rs
the papers are fully prepared.
Stokes was visited in prison to-day by
his father. The interview lasted for two
hours, and was very affecting.
The new Board Of Aldermen to-day re.
moved all the attaches of the old Board.
The Grand Jury indicted twelve of the
election inspectors of the 9th Ward for
fraudulent practices. All appeared in
court and gave bail in the sum Of $500
each.
The run on the Sd Avenue Savings
Bank has somewhat diminished,
The election for officers of the Union
League Club occurred tonight Three
tickets were in the field, and intense ex-
citement prevailed till after midnight.
The Secretary announced that the result
would not be made known until to.
evening. 80 3 b
Miss Mansfield complains to the police
that hor house has been watched day and
night since the murder OF Fisk by stran
gers. The cannot 60 out fear Of per.
sonal violence. The officers promised to
give the case attention.
The creditors Of the New York Print.
ing Company petitioned the United States
Court to-day that it be declared bank
runt o..