The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14
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Political.

Political. r- ..
q Nsw YORK, August l3.-Negotiations
are still in progress for 8 public dis
cussion between Sanders and Garnett,
and it will probably take place on
Thursday evening, at Cooper Institute.
General Banks called at Liberal Head
quarters yesterday, after addressing the
meeting in Wall street. Next week
he will take the stump in Maine, where
he is wanted by the Liberal Republi-
cans, who have sent numerous applica-
tions for his services. He thinks the
success OF the Liberal ticket will be
com plete in November in all the New
England States.
The Yellow Fever.
The Spanish ram Numancia arrived
at this port yesterday from Havana,
having yellow fever on board. The
Health Officers would not permit her to
come up TO the city, and she is now
anchored about a mile from shore.
The Coming Fight.
The arrangements for the great prize
fight between Mace and o Baldwin are
nearly completed. Some uncertainty
still exists among the sporting frater~
nifty as to the fight coming off on Thurs
day, as Alderman McMullen, one OF
the stake holders and referee, will be
unable, in consequence Of his wound,
to attend and it will be difficult at this
late hour to fad man that both par~
ties will agree on for referee. The
money is all up in McMullen's hands
and both Mace and O'Baldwln have
LETT their training quarters for the spot
where the fight is TO take place. Mace
arrived in this city last evening and
started with his party for Baltimore
early this morning. He will make the
journey by easy stages and probably
arrive there to morrow afternoon.
o Baldwin is Philadelphia. Tonight
the two men meet to decide upon
referee. Mace and party leave Balti-
more for the fighting ground Wednes-
day. Mace feels very confident OF VIC
tory and is in perfect physical condition.
The mill will take place in Accomac
county. Virginia. 1t is said it will be
some distance from any railroad or
telegraph liue, but the exact place OF
meeting is kHown only TO a few. Mace
is slightly the favorite in betting.
Archbishop OF Baltimore Appointed
A private telegram from Rome to
Archbishop McClosky announces the
appointment OF William Henry, elder
Bishop of the nation to be Archbishop
of Baltimore to supersede Spauldlng'
Mutiny.
About six o'clock last night mutiny
occurred on board the ship Henry,
lying off Bedlo Island, originating in a
difficulty between the second mate, W.
Furlong, and John Smith, seaman.
Furlong drew a pistol and Smith
knife, and a rough-snd-tumble.. fght
ensued. Furlong fired at Smith, the
ball entering his wrist, when the bal
ance of the crew. eight in number
rushed upon the second mate, and but
for the arrival of police boat, would
no doubt have murdered him. All the
mutineers were arrested, and Smith was
removed to the hospital, where the ball
from his wrist was extracted.
Political.
The political headquarters were quite
lively to-day and considerable business
was transacted in the reception Of cor
respondence and transmission of CAM
paign documents. Among those at the
Grant headquarters were Hon. w. +.
Chandler, Generals Burnside, Woodford
and Thayer and Governor Morgan.
Senator Sumner was at the Liberal
headquarters to day, preparing for his
visit to Boston, where he goes on q tour
OF recreation. lie will not speak in
this city and probably will not address
any meeting in Boston.
specuIating on O'BaIdwin's Arrest
The arrest of O Baldwin in Baltimore
to-day is announced by telegraph and
causes much excitement among sporting
men in this city. The rumor is prevalent
that be caused his own arrest in order
to avoid an encounter with Mace on
Thursday.
Arrested.
John P. Lindsay, acting Secretary ot
the Liberal Republican National Con-
vention, was arrested last evening on an
order issued by Judge Mcneil, at the
suit Of the executors Of the late Protes
sor Morse. Details Of the charge not
yet made public. Lindsay gave bail in
10 the sum OF $ll, 900 this afternoon
for his appearance.
A Presidential Wager.
General Hitler, formerly Of Grants
staff, has announced his determination
to accept a wager Of $4,000, which has
been on deposit at the Daily Neecs office
that Greeley would be elected President
in November and it is expected the
matter will soon be arranged. Hitler
also says he will wager the value Of a
house and lot in Harlem, two to one,
that Grant is elected.
The Terrible Fever.
The fact that yellow fever ship had
arrived at quarantine created some ex
citement, and it was feared that the
disease would become epidemic. On the
voyage OF the Numancia from Havana
to this port six men died from the dis.
ease and the seventh died to-day
Twenty men on board are now suffering
from the terrible disease. The Health
Officers are confident of keeping the
! disease within it, nresant Limits.