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

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
Exclasvoly TO the Iutsllgeneer.
tBy tho Western Union Line. W
OtIlcG Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sta.)
NEW YORK CITY.
Tweed's Son TeStiflcs in Court.
Tweed Conveys q Million and q Half
to Him OUT Of Love and Affection
At Worry opportuno Moment.
Suit Against Fisk & Gould for
False Imprisonment.
Suspension of Mayor Halls News
paper.
NEW YORK CITY.
Tweed's Son Testilles in COul
Tweed Conveys a Million and a Ha
to Him out Of Love and Affection
At q Worry opportuno Moment.
Suspension of Mayor Halls News
paper.
Funeral Of IIaeket, tho Actor.
Mr.. Bcrgh comes Down on met, J

NEW YORK, December W.-A run oi
on tho Eric railroad near HackensacB
Junction, yesterday evening, made com
plcte wreck Of tue engine and seIiousl,
injured the fireman, named Van Burcn
A Wall street broker named Charles c
Allen has taken legal proceedings beior,
Judge MCCunn against Fisk, Jr., and
Gould, for IN alleged false imprisonment
Allen charges that his arrest was made
to prevent him from testiiying 10 natter
oil which he was cognizant in relation tC
theBlaCk Friday transactions Of Gould anC
Fisk, and also charges Judge Dowllng
who granted the order for Aliens arrest
with completely in the arrest Of proceed
ingS which appear 10 have been taken il
1869! Damages were laid Ot $4,000
Fisk and Gould were absent yesterday il
Bos'o on, On their return they will bt
served with an order from Judge Nc
Gum.
Another meeting was held up town last
night, concerning Vanderbilt's track on
Fourth Avenue, nj which ii was stated
that the track would be torn up, Il neces'
sary, for the protection Of human life,
There is n very strong feeling manifested
against Vanderbilt.
Mayor Halls journal, the Leader, is dis.
continued.
TwCcds son, Richard NJ, yesterday tcs.
tilted in the course of his examination as
bondsman for his father that he was worth
81 100000.
There were no further examinations Of
Tweed's. .bondsmen,this morning. Young
Tweed testified that he owned property
valued at million and a half Of dollars,
some OF which was decided by his father
IN August and some in November, the
present being made from love and alTeC.
tiOn, there being no understanding that he
should bail his father.
There arc 1870 smallpox cases in Jersey
City.
Twced's counsel today made applica.
ton in the Court of Oyer and Termincr
to Judge Cartlozo for removal of indict.
ments found against him in the General
Sessions, 10 that Court. AS the District
Attorney consented, the motion was
granted as a matter of course. The Oyer
and Tcrminer Court is held by ono of the
Supreme Court Judges, and this change is
doubtless in Tweed's favor.
United States G Commissioner Osborne to.
day denied the motion to dismiss the com.
plant of making a fraudulent report of
the Ocaen Bank against the bank exami.
ner Calendar.
There is not any prospect of Connolly's
obtaining bail before the end OF next
week.
The orders oi arrest in the suit Of Allen
against Fisk, Jr., and Gould, were served
to-day, and the bail fixed at $25,OOO,
which it Is expected will be furnished at
once. A formal service Of the order only
was made on Fisk. he being III al his resi-.
dcnce, and upon the officer iiquiring
what was the nature Of his illness, some
person in the house responded, "small.
pox." 1t is said that other suits Of this
character will be brought against these
parties.
The funeral OF James II. Hackett, the
veteran actor, held to-day at Jamaica, l.
l., was attended by large number Of
prominent citizens from this city.
At a meeting Of tho street cleaning com
mlsSloners this afternoon a report showing
that certain streets had not been cleaned
it was moved that the bills for such work
alleged to have been performed, be mol
paid, but no definite action whatever was
taken al the meeting.
The board Of aldermen elected in No
vember last today obtained from Judge
Brady, OF the Supreme Court, writ o.
prohibition prohibiting the Mayor IRON
reappolnting orrecognizing the old boart
OF aldermen, A similar writ Is obtained
in respect TO tho boards oil assistant alder
men by a law passed by the Legislature
last winter. The old board, Which was
principally Tammany, claim that they
hold over until January, '73. The new
board, which Is mostly Republican, dis
putc this right, claiming that tho Lcglsla,
turch ad no right to change tho law 50 as
to keep the present board in power. Both
boards will mcetto organize Monday. The
writ referred To is returnable the second
Monday in January when the question
will be judiclally determined. '
Edwards Plertepont has been made
referee in the BroadyaYswidening affair
in place Of Henry 3, Davis, who has de.
clncd.
Henry Akin has been appointed Public
Administrator in place of A. j. Ro gers
whose term Of office has expired.
Thomas McGilI and NJ. ]. Weldon, in.
spcctoIs Of election, have been convicted
Of making II fraudulent count and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary six and four
months respectively. zFlg
Leo. II. Ward, the well known shirt and
collar manufacturer, died In Brooklyn TO
day. fan
Yesterdays Ereniag Mtlcs, Ben. Woods
paper, charges that the lottery policy mer
Of this city openly boast that they pay Il
the police department $1,000 per montl
for protection,
The Grand Jury of the Court Of Genera
Sessions have adjourned until Tuesday.