The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-16
NE Convention took a recess until :
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, April Il. jerome B. Eel.
lows, man OF great wealth. has bcen
rendered the Col0nelcy Of the 9th regi.
rnent
Delegates from the various trades orgR.
1izations yesterday consolidated their or.
carnations by the formation Of Wor.
ktngmens Assembly. The International.
lists yield the ground that they were a
political association. ,a..-l ,,,',........
Under call Issued by q number OF Ll!e
members of the Committee Of Seventy n
meeting was held on Saturday, at an up
town hotel, for the purpose Of taking pre.
llminary steps for the enrolment Of ali
Reform voters pledged to principles ofthe
seventy, who arc TO be independent OF all
other political organizations. An Execu.
i've Committee was appointed and the
announcement made that the necessary
enrolment for the forthcoming election
would beIbegun forthwith, t.f
A branch OF the Catholic Union orga-
nlZation, established for the contribution
Of support to the Papacy, was formed
yesterday. -
Judge Barnards counsel publishes a
letter referring to the report of the Bar
Association, and protesting against any
adverse opinion in the case by the public
on this prejudiced manifesto They con.
tend that on the hearing all the rules ot
evidence were ignored, and that no i'm.
peachment was warranted unless tho
same DO had upon hearsay testimony; and
also that the attempt 10 remove Judge
Barnard without trial. was uuconstitu.
tional. Judge Barnard himself has writ.
ten y lengthy protest and exceptions to
The line of theprocecdings Of the prosecu.
ton Is''' H..F' J.. '.Hd4 1Is1l lst n r..
A. large number of quarrymen in tho
18th and 22d Police precincts left of
work this morning, and heavy force OF
police have been ordered out to preserve
the peace. Thostriking quarrymen have
had their demands Tor an advance OF
wages from $9 to g so per day acceded
V by most Of the employers, and the
strike is over. No disturbance. .r.r
The Republican mass meeting to sup.
port the denomination OF the President
carries with It many Of the most influen-
tial class in the community. The meet
Ing will take place at Cooper Institute on
"Wednesday, the 17th. The CALL Is signed
by large Number OF prominent banking
and mercantile firms in tho city.
E. d. Morgan and Henry OleWs com.
pose the committee Of arrangements.
The speakers will be Senators Morton, Of
Ind, Wilson, Of Mass, .Hsrlan, of Iowa,
and Gen. Sickles, Prof, Theo. w. Dwight,
ex.Gov. Morgan, Of N. Y, Fred Douglass
and others. .W 'f''E1s #
Subscriptions to tho U. s. National
Bank day amounted to obout $500 900,
mostly from out OF town subscribers, the
feeling in city banking circles being some
what Of hostility to the new bank, as
likely to cut into other existing iistitu.
tions. s I' FsaNH sl5 - 3llr'-l
ltsnowcd quite hard here for two hours
this evening. "a, gts lI-uH ~ -i
A Dublin letter 10 tue London Times
says that the Gmissarics OF tho 1nterna,
tiOnals who made a descent on the Irish
coast at Dublin and Cork with view of
establishing branches on that island, met
with more discouraging reception In
the former than in the latter place,
though small branch had 3been
actually hecntorlned in Dublin some little
time ago. II was afterwards impossible
to convene It, and when an attempt at as
sembling was made, those who were in
attendance aVOwed their purpose of re-.
pudiating. The caller oil the meeting did
not put In IN appearance. Tho individual
who undertook 10 defend the society was
taunted with shooting hostages In Paris.