The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-29
NEW YORK.
Financial Prospects.

NEW ORh, NONcuUeI -c.-Sohh
dence in banking and in business gen.
orally is being restored. The banks
are steadily gaining in their deposits
and may now be safely said to be out
OF danger. There appears to be a pro-
bability that in q short time money
will become a drug. Manufacturing
establishments which announced that
they would have TO suspend work for
the winter, are taking back employees
A large amount of money is now being
expended by the government in preps-
ratious for war, which gives @ stimulus
to trade generally.
Sentence of EnsersoN-
J. II. Ingersoll convicted OF forgery
of city warrants, in connection with the
late ring frauds, was to-day arraigned
in the court of Oyer and Terminer, and
sentenced by Judge Davis, 10 five years
in State prison at hard labor. j. D.
Harrington, his accomplice, was SEN
fenced to Que and half years imprls-
onment. Ingereoll, on being arraigned
for sentence, betrayed great agitation.
He had passed sleepless night As
the concluding words Of Judge Davis
sentence fell on his ear, he wept pro-
fusely. Harrington was calm and
evinced no discomposure, whatever.
Redeeme ed Bonds.
Fifteen million OF dollars worth Of
redeemed United States bonds arrived
from London by the steamship
Abysinuia yesterday.l They were taken
to Washington last night.
News Items.
Commissioner Gardner this morning
listened to the evidence in the case OF
Rouudsman J no. Morris Of theltwenty-
second precinct who is charged by Jas.
Gardner, of 224 West Fifteenth street,
with burglarously entering his house
in company with two other men, on the
morning of March 6, and carrying of
two gold watches, one pearl tiuger ring
one wallet, and one hundred and sixty
dollars in money. The roundsman was
excused on the night Of the robbery to
go!to a party.
A letter is published to-day in the
Turf, Field and Farm from the owner ot
True Blue, in which he again asserts
that his horse was run into by the
Jockey who took Joe Daniels in the re-
cent races at San Francisco. True
Blue is in fair way to recover and
his owner hopes to match him against
Thad Stevens, to run In February. The
Turf, Field and Farm rays that both
Thad Stevens and Joe Daniels ran
against True Blue aud they combined
their forces to beat Chamberlain ns
horse.
Tweed ate his Thanksgiving dinner
in the Tombs with his family. Gener-
al Butler is the last person whom ru'
NOR has added to Tweed's counsel.
1t is said Judge Faucher has granted
an parte order to show cause why
there should not be stay OF proceed
ings in the case OF Ingersoll and Far
rington, convicted OF forgery. Far.
ripgton was sentenced to the penlten-
tiary.
The case OF william J. Sharkey, the
condemned murderer who lately es-
caped from the Tombs and who had
been granted a new trial, was called to-
day in the Supreme Court and an order
entered.
No appearance OF the Atlanta.
Milton Malone, condemned to be
hanged to-day, took morphine last
night, and is insensible this morning.
Sheriff Brennon has received a letter
from Attorney General Barlord. earn
estly demonstrating against the irduI
geuce shown VIM. NJ Tweed, in keep
ips him at the Tombs when he should
be, according to the requirements OF
law, sent to the Penitentisry.
Twepty.tvo warrants have been is
sued for the arrest OF uptown liquor
merchants, accused OF detrauding the
Government out OF special taxes.
The new Roman Cathedral on Filth
avenue is opened to-day for visitors
A dispatch from Lewis, Delaware
last night, says that the Powhattsn,
with the ironclsd Manhattan IN tow,
was passing out to ses.
A Boston dispatch reports that 8
number of Eastern mills are resuning.
William Vannaine, formerly presi-
dent of the Market Savings Bank, who
has been in Ludlow street jail since
Jun. last on charge Of being concern.
ed in the appropriation Of hundred