The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-16
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The Ring Frauds-Arrest OF Inger
soil.

The Ring Frauds-Arrest OF Inger
sOil.
New YORK, August l5.-James IL
lpgersoll, the celebrated chair manu-
tscturer, was arrested last night on
charge of forgery in two cases in the
ring frauds. He was brought before
the Judge to-day at noon and admitted
n hail in the sum Of $4,000 on each
charge. Immediately afterwards he
was arrested on q civil suit, in which
half million dollars is demanded. He
VISA taken to the Sheriff's office, where,
after some delay, he furnished bail tor
his appearance in the civil and criminal
sn;,s His securities on the civil suit
ore Louis Ingersoll, his father, and w.
Watson, his partner. They both justi-
lied in 100000 each.
Movements Of the President.
The President and General Porter
let Long Branch last evening for
Washington. Porter was quite i'll and
hardly in condition for the journey.
They stopped in Philadelphia for sup
uer. resuming their journey on the
midnight train. The President returns
10 Long Branch on Saturday.
Races at Saratoga.
4 dispatch from Saratoga says great
r-eusrstions are being made for the
races, which begin on Friday. All the
hotels are crowded to their utmost ca
pacity and rooms are at high preml-
nm. The hotel propretors have
engaged houses at a distance OF two
miles TO accommodate their guests, who
are arriving by thousands. There never
has been such q prosperous season
known in Saratoga. For the three mile
handicap steepla chase, which occurs
on Saturday, Milesian, Blind Tom,
Duffy, Lobelia. Lochiel, Tammany,
Jim Tisdale, Vesuvius, Astronomer,
Impecunious and other horses are
entered.
The Imprisoned Nun.
The arguments in the case OF Rose
McCsbe, the imprisoned nun, were con,
tinued in the Supreme Court to-day on
the motion for a writ of habeas corpus
for her discharge, the argument being
upon the regularity Of her commitment
and having nothing to do with her san
ity or insanity, which fact will be con-
sidered on q future occasioa should the
decision OF the court sustain the com.
mitment. Vanderpool, on behalf of
the Commissioners OF Charities and
Corrections, replied to the arguments OF
Townsend that the commitment was
illegal and Townsend briefly replied.
The court took the papers and reserved
its decision. The case. by consent OF
the counsel, was adjourned to the 30th.
Stricken with Paralysis.
VIM. Page, President Of the National
Academy of Design, was to-day strick.
en- with paralysis at the studio build
ings, on Tenth street. The shock is
not thought to be fatal, but his condi.
ton will preclude his removal home
for the present.
No More Deaths from Fever.
As far as can be sscertained, no
further deaths from yellow fever have
occurred among the crew OF the Nu.
mancia and the list OF infected has not
increased. The two new ships that
arrived with load of fever have been
sent to the lower bay anchorage, and
is being put in good sanitary condition.
No fears are felt OF the disease spread
ing.
At IL o'clock last night Mace, accom-
panied by bis hackers, together with
Jim Coburn, Dooney Harris and several
others, left Baltimore for Philadelphia.
AT the Baltimore depot thousands
assembled to see the pugilists, O'Bald-
win, with host OF other sporting men,
leaving on the same train, which
arrived at Philadelphia early this
morning, where OBsldwin and his
party left it. Mace and his friends
arrived in this city this morning, and
he will at once retire to his training
quarters Mace appears anxious to
meet O'Baldwin, and says that be will
compel the latter to fight him. Nc
Mullen to-day telegraphed here from
Phiadeldhia to Mace's hackers, asking
them il he could go to New Orleans to
fight. They replied that they did not
like to 90 such a long distance, and
suggested a meeting at Erie or Canada
ss the fighting ground, but added that
Mace would do just as McMuilen said.
The latter then replied that he would
name the time and place Of fighting to
night. >
Not to be Arrested. - z
The Sheriff to-day received notice
from the Attorney General not to arrest
Andrew J. Garvey in the civil proceed
ings pending against him in connection
with the ring frauds. - W.
The CoIored Discussion.
The discussion between the colored
orator Saunders. of Maryland. and Rev.
H. Garnet, of this city. took place this
evening at Cooper Institute before an
immense audience Of coiored people.
Garnett spoke in favor Of Grant and
Saunders in favor Of Greeley. Both
made some telling hits aud were loudly
spplsuded. The feeling in favor Of the
two candidates Was divided.
THE INDIANS.