The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-19
NEW YORK CITY.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 1S--The counsel for
Carl Yogt, the alleged murderer ol
Chevalief Bais Dn Blanco, in Brussels
about two years ago, moved In the U. B.
District Court, before Judge Blatchiord
to-day for the discharge OF Vogt on the
grounds that the Secretary OF State had
failed to issue o warrant for Vogts extra.
dition within two months alter he was
fully committed by the q. 8. Commission.
er while here, the law being that unless
the warrant Is issued In that time the
prisoner shall be discharged. The coun.
sci for the Pfussian Consul sng.
gested that Vogt be extradited,
within the ptovisions of the treaty with
Prussia. But that such extradition be
not made o precedent for other similar
cases, Judge Batchiord says that the
State Department, having refused to sur.
render Vogt to Prussia and two months
having elapsed since Vogts final commit:
ment, he would have to be discharged
from the'custodytot lthel United States,
Marshal Vogt was then, after twenty
months incarceration, discharged, but
was Immediately resrrested by the Dep.
uty Sheriff on q civil suit TO recover prop.
erty stolen from the murdered Cheyalier.
: Contributions for the relief Iot the
Shreveport sufferers received today by
the Western Union Telegraph Company
amounted to $1,000. lam uutll1 y
{AThe stockholders Of the Canada South.
ern railroad, met TO day. A report on the
present condition gofl theiroad was sub.
milted. The session lasted several hours,
but the stockholders failed to adopt the
report, resolving instead to adjourn the
further consideration Of. the subject until
Monday next. The Directors refused to
make. known the particulars Of the report
subm itted today, until the next meeting
In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer to-
day John McManus pleaded guilty OF
manslaughter In the first degree in killing
Michael Keerwin, and was sent TO the
State prison for lie. slrt - .
John Mann and John Keating, rival
brokers Of Greenvlllc, N. j., met Ia the
village 10 day and the former shot the
latter and then shot himself. =
The second brigade Of the New York
State National Guard, Gen. Funk com.
manding, turned out for a field day and
review In Brooklyn TO day, but owing to
the emute on the part Of the 11thtR tRegi-
ment the programme wasi overturned.
The second brigade consists Of the 9th,
9th, 11th, s4th and Doth Infantry CRegi.
ments and the 3rd Cavalry. Considers
BILE i'll feeling has existed for many months
between Colonel Vilmar, commanding
the It'll, Regiment, and his men. The
Regiment turned out to-day to
the number Of about one hundred and,
fifty. From the outset signs Of insubor.y
dlnation were manifest. At Prospect
Park the trouble began. Company ~"
first refused to obey orders becauseone OF
its members. had been placed. under ar
rest. The seargent threw down his colors,
the company threw down their
arms and the insnbordination spread
throughout the regiment. The Sd
Cavalry and the s4th Infantry were or
dered up, and the 11th Infantry placed
under arrest, conducted to New York
and placed In The old arsenal at corner
of Centre and Elm Streets The event
has caused general excitement among the
National Guards and among the German
residents OF New York.