The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-22
NEW YORK CITY.

sequently had 0 consultation with Mr..
Greeley as TO the manner Of conducting
the campaign. Among other things Il Is
reported that A. T. Stewart has given
$50 1000 TO aid In the election Of Greeley.
The Worlds London letter says that ap.
pended to the argument Of the British
agent before the GenevA tribunal, under
the fifth article Of the treaty, Is Q report
Of the Committee OF the Board Of Trade
relative to the claims Of the United States.
After examining these claims, which were
for the sum Of $25, 900, 900, the committee
say that $S,O00000 will be sufficient to
cover them.
Secretary Delano and Commissioner Of
Pensions Baker go stumping North Caro-
lima MondSy next
The Long Island Republican Central
Committee was found ut its last meeting
10 be composed Of three Greeley men,
three Grant men and one independent
This discovery caused a little excitement,
as 1t is said the Greeley men will be able
TO control matters and elect new members.
The attempt to organize a Greeley
Central Committee from the various
Greeley Clubs last evening resulted in q
meeting which was characterized by
great confusion and disorder. Malcon.
tents were urged by the party Of anti.
Greeley men who were present.
A Herald dispatch says the accident on
the New York Central road presented
scene which beggared description. The
occupants of the smoking car, to which
the loss Of life was confined, were tasten-
ed and pleading for help in way that
was sickening, One man had his head
wedged in window and could not get
out Holes had to be chopped with axes
in the cars to relieve the sufferers. The
Engineers had jumped from both trains
before the collision. E. Burnham Smith,
who was killed, was a wholesale boot
seller Of Detroit, and well known through.
out the country. The uninientified killed
is supposed TO be Jeremiah SIaats, billiard
table manufacturer, of Buffalo
A Philadelphia dispatch SAY that Ga.
lusha A. Grow, as well US Uultin AMI his
Secretary, Cottey, are coming home TO
stump for the Greeley ticket,
II is reported that eX-President John
son will make two or three Greeley
speeches in North Carolina, replying
especially to Secretary Boutwell,.
The New Democrat and Abend Zeitung,
hitherto Liberal Republican, came out TO.
day for Grant and Wilson. q.
The united Swiss societies commence
their national festival to morrow at Jones
Woods. A concert in which 200 Swiss
singers will engage will be given in the
afternoon of Monday. There will be a
procession, athletic sports, prize shoot
ing, &c.
Suit has been brought by the Erie Rail.
road Company against the Jefferson Rail
road to break up a contract made by Jay
Gould, by which it is alleged that Gould
came into possession of 10000 shares
OF Jefferson Railroad stock and which
are now held in trust for him by
Justin u. White. Complainant furth'
er charge Gould with Withdrawing from
the Eric R. r. $1S4,000 Of Jefferson
bonds and substituting an equal amount
OF doubtful bonds. 81. IA. F..
The Brooklyn police have been order
ed to arrest oil liquor dealers having then
saloons open tomorrow, Sunday, for the
sale of liquors and the district attorney i!
determined TO prosecute all parties so ar
rested.
Among the reforms iuaugurated in EriC
affairs by Prest. Watson is the removal o.
the offices from the Grand Opera House
Erie has epjoined Jay Gould and j. d
White from disposing of stock Of Jefer
son r. r Go. f IL.
Arrived, the steamers Oceanica, Wy
oming and City Of BRUSSELS, from Liver
pool.
The HeralGs Washington dispatcl
states that Capt. Norton Of the Cubal
prlvateer, Pioneer, had an interview witt
Secretary Fish yesterday. Fish declined
recognizing Norton as q Cuban officer
although Norton was in full uniform, bu
discussed the matter OF the seizure Of tn
Pioneer. Norton claimed thatth Pionee
was sold 10 the Cuban authorities at 81
Marie, where, having sold the cargo sh
took from New York under the name O
Resolute, her register as the Resolute wa
divided according to law ct st. Marie, on
half being sent 10 Minister Bassett, AM
the other half being retained by Morton
who gave it up the U. s. authoritie
at New York, Thursday last. Since he
sale and change Of name, the Pioneer ha
not once hoisted the American flag, ant
when overhauled was four miles fror
land. Secretary Fish said the, Pionee
must be subject to the actionot the Courts
Captain Norton replied that was what b
desired, and reminded Fish that fre
Cuba was already recognized by Chill
Venezuela, Columbia, Granada and PERI
Fish asked Norton il he would haul dow
the Cuban flag now flying on the Pioneel
: but Norton said he would leave that fo
an armed force Of the United States to d.
! Norton feels confident that the Pionee
will soon be released.
BY advice Of counsel, the Erie Railroa
Company have decided to repudiRte u
$995, 900 Of the scrip awarded In 1850,
holders Of preferred stock in lieu of acct
mulated interest then due on their cert
:, 1cates.
!, John Miller, formerly an sttachee ,
the sub.treasury under Bltterfeld, an
g who some time ago was baIled for !forgin
: twenty thousand dollar check on
!. banking firm, was arrested last night o
Q charges Of forgery to large amount o
8 twelve different firms-besides forgln
8 checks on several army officers.
New YORK, July 21.-The Londo
Times, Of the 11th inst, in its report oftt
# proceedings Of the International Prise
+ Congress Of the day previous, has the fo
Q lowing: Rev. Mr.. Brace read q paper &
: the operation OF the industrial schools
New York. He explained the manag
ment Of the schools, and stated that at
the children had been instructed In Il
!. schools, employment was readily four
u for them. The particular institution
n which he spoke had sent out 2r2O0 ch
|. dren to honest employment in families
n the West, converting children 70 ranks
II industry, and rescuing them from ram
Is Of viciousness, idleness and crime.
+ Mr.. Howe, OF Ohio, made an interestii