The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-13
NEW YORK.
Movements or General Sherman.

During the tour in Spain they visited
Cadiz, Gibraltar, Malaga, Seville, Heres,
Granada, Cordova, Madrid and FL
Escurial. While in Madrid General
Sherman was visited by many public
men.
Gortschakon-s Note In Regard 10
Catacaxy. =
A Herald special from st. Petersburg
says that the note of Chancellor Prince
Gortschakotf to United States Minister
Curtin, regarding Cstacazy, has been
published in the Messenger Official, which
is supposed to have been done by the
Russian Government to openly express
its resentment at the treatment and
peremptory dismissal of Catacazy by
President Grant and Secretary Fish.
Gortschakoff's note holds that the
acouiescence by the Russian Govern
ment in the report OF the United States
Government for the recall Of Catacazy
should have ended the matter, but
complains that, in the subsequent cor
respondence on the part OF Secretary
Fish, there was neither sufficient atten-
ton nor proper respect shown to the
Russion ambassador. The tune OF the
whole is one Of studied insolence against
President Grant and Secretary Fish.
Ex.ContrOller Connolly
is secluding himself in Jersey.
City Controller Green
is preparing to issue under the new law
revenue bonds for the purpose Of raising
money to pay off the bonds OF the city
and county falling due this month. The
amount of the bonds and interest Is
about $4,000.
Ed. 9. stokes,
the murderer OF Fisk, was visited in
Jail by his father yesterday, ard re-
mained closeted with him fully two
hours. -
The Run on the Savings Bank.
The run on the Third Avenue Saw
ings Bank still continues, but less
briskly than formerly.
The Tweed club.
At recent meeting Of the VIM. NJ.
Tweed Club the names OF VIM. n.
Tweed, VIM. NJ. Tweed, Jr., and
Richard Tweed were erased from the
list Of members. 1t is contemplated to
change the name Of the club.
The Case Of Stokes.
The case OF Stokes, for the murder Of
Fisk, is to-day before the Grand jury
and an indictment against the accused
will most proaably be found before
night
Morgan Jones Re-arrested.
Morgan Jones, who was arrested yes
terday on a warrant Issued at the in
stance of Martin J. Reese, Deputy
Sheriff, for slander and defamation, but
who was released on promise to furnish
$1,000 bail to-day, has been re-arrested
and imprisoned in default Of the prom
ised bail. Jones is member OF the
General committee of Tammany. His
arrest causes sensation.
General Jordan Acquitted.
General Jordan, the Cuban leader, was
honorably discharged to-day by Judge
Benedict of the United States Circuit
Court. He was indicted by the Grand
Jury for violating the neutrality laws,
but the witness gave a false name and
could not be found. Judge Benedict
recommended that the witness be III
dicted for perjury and that the facts be
sent to Washington to ascertain If the
Spanish authorities had anything to do
with the conspiracy against General
Jordan.
New Trial Granted.
In the Supreme Court decision was
rendered this morning reversing the
verdict of the Court of General Ses-
sions' jury in the case OF McNivins, the
murderer OF Hines. A new trial has
been ordered and the judgment Of death
set aside. In all probability McNivins
will escape with slight punishment in
States prison. ..r-.
Transfer OF Stock.
Jas. II. Coleman. receiver in the Erie
case, transferred 1875 shares OF Erie
stock to Master in Equity White this
afternoon. The stock is to be given to
Heath & Rapael.
Kerosene Explosion.
An explosion occurred this morning
in the kerosene oil works of John W.
j ones & Co, foot Of One hundred and
sixth street, East river, caused BY the igni-
ton of fumes from the of oil vats coming
in contact with q light carried by
Nicholas Mussing. Musslng was
severely burnt. The damage is estima-
ted at 5000; insured for $4,000 in the
Andes Of Cincinnati. j..
The Run on the Banks.
The run on the Third avenue Saw
ings Bank ceased this afternoon. A
sensational report caused a slight run
on the German Savings Bank, corner OF
Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street.
This institution is one of the strongest
in the city and there is no cause for
alarm. .sgeE .-
Stokes Indictment Expected Soon.
The two bell boys of the Grand Gen.
tral Hotel who witnessed the shooting
of Fisk were before the Grand Jury OF
the Over and Terminer Court this morn
ing, and gave evidence regarding that
event An indictment of the murderer
"a Ah - .sofad raru so0n Coroner