The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-10
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Saturdays Dispatches
NEW YORK CITY.
The Treaty OF Warrington Saw,

garued as almost certain tnat the treaty
Of Washington is at last saved The
proceedings in the House of Lords
Thursday night removed the great diff.
Guilty in the way Of the English Cabinet,
which was simply a misunderstanding
on the part of the English people OF what
had been done with the indirect claims |
Lord Granvilles warning that they |
were not Withdrawn expresses dssatls-
faction of the status under the supple
mental act. This will probably be ar.
rayed very soon; but even if not, the
article is sufficient for the indirect
claims Of the present case. The in
direct claims which have arisen may
safely be left for future disposal.
The Missing Records.
The Tribune Washington special says
the House Committee on Military AZ.
iairs held another meeting yesterday |
relative to the missing documents OF
the War Department, and examined |
Meigs, Barnes and Eaton in regard to
the manner Of keeping various papers.
Ex-President Johnson was in the Com
mttee room, but was not examined.
The Committee meet to-day for the pur-
pose Of ascertaining the views OF the
members on the testimony elected. A
reports to be made to the House during
the day, and the testimony submitted
10 the public. Secret meetings have
been kept up from the first, and it is
thought that the most important evil
dence regarding the missing records haa
not leaked out.
Will Congress Adjourn:
Some of the administration friends
Say that it is not the purpose of Sena-
tors Pomeroy Conkling, Stewart and
Elmunds to prolong the session Of
Congress after Monday, but their con-
duct has led to contrary belief.
Interesting Events Postponed.
The day opened cloudy, with short
dashes Of rain. The air is murky and
heavy, with every indication of stormy
weather and the probabilities are that
the four interesting events announced
for to-day at Jerome Park will be post
poned.
The whisky Frauds of 81.
Next Monday promises to be busy
day in the United States Court. Many
OF the cases are set for that day, besides
impanneling a new Grand Jury. Many
OF the defendants who were indicted by
the late Grand Jury for alleged CON-
plicity in the whisky frauds of 1867, are
10 be arraigned 1t is said that a new
motion TO quash the bills will be made
hy the eminent counsel. aud that they
will be presented in the shape OF plea
IN abatement which will involve
the necessity OF petit jury trying the
legslity OF the grand jury.
In stokes Case
.. : also said the question OF the statue
u Limitation will he raised.
The Builders
propose 10 settle the strike disputes with
their workmen by arbitration.
The Gas Men
are on a strike to-day, and there is only
ruough gas to last tonight.
DR. Lanahsn
was ballrd out to-day in the sum o.
5000
An Extra Police Force
has been ordered TO patrol the districts
u the vicinity Of the different gas
works. Some OF the men in the MU-
msl Gas Works refused to join the
strikers, and the police are on hand TO
protect them from violence. 1t is call
ruated there is sufficient gas in the city |
10 last tonight.
ResumatiOn OF Work.
Two Of the gas companies, the New
York and Manhattan, arranged matters
with their laborers this evening, and
the men have resumed work. The New
York Company agreed TO the eight
hour basis. The Manhattan, which
has works at the foot OF West Seven
teenth street, and also at the foot Of
f East Fourteenth street, agreed 10 give
one dollar extra, and the men TO work
twelve hours as heretofore. This the
men agreed to.
Serious Character Of the Strikes.
Gen. Smaller, commander OF the Ma
lional Guard, held conference with the
Police Commissioners this afternoon
regarding the threatening character
which the strike Of the different trades
has assumed. 1t is understood that at
leas: one regiment of the military will
be kept under arms each day Of the
general strike, the different regiments
relieving one another.
The Parade OF workingmen
on Monday promises to be a demon
stratiou, and the workmen declare that
it will be of the most peaceable and or
derly character. The procession will
start at 10 A. NJ, and after traversing
many of the uptown streets, will pro-
ceed to the Cooper Institute and dismiss.
AL the different trades in the city VIII
participate, and each will be headed by
bands of music and will display appro.
pirate banners. 1t is estimated that
10000 men will be in the line.
Out and In.
Abraham Nelson, charged with steal
ing the private correspondence of
Phelps, Dodge 4 Co., gave bail this
afternoon in the Criminal Court, and
on being liberated was Immediately re-
arrested on q civil suit instituted against
him. His bail was fixed at 800, 900, in
default Of which he was locked up In
the Ludlow street jail.
Probably Fatal ARRAY.
During drunken row in q shanty