The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-16
Late New York Items.

| New YORK, November l5.-Otticia
returns thus far received of the vote al
the State election, on the Constitutional
Amendments, indicate their adoption BY
at least 100000 majority.
1t is reported that the grand jury will
on Monday or Tuesday, bring in the in
dictments of Coroner Cracker, the Kick
eys and Sheridan for completely in the
killing of Mr.. McKenna, on election day
Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth OF
goods were seized yesterday by the L
5. officers, as part of the property on
which the government, it is alleged, has
been defrauded of duty BY W. J. Pollock
& Co. Pollock has fled, it it said, to
Philadelphia.
The rumored difficulty between the
Russian government and the Grant
Locomotive works has been adjusted and
work will be resumed at once.
The Eice-Consul at Venezuela has
received information Of the safe arrival
at Caracas Of the bronze statue Of Boil
var, supposed to have been lost at sea on
German vessel.
The Herald New Orleans special says
that Ex-Governor Wells, president Of the
Board Of Returns, SAYS hedhas official i'll
formation that additional federal troops
are ordered to New Orleans, and inti-
mates that in several Congressional dis
tricts the Board discovers informslities
in the election. They will decline the
certificates Of either candidate, leaving
the government TO order new election
within thirty days.
Another special says a long dispatch
reproducing fiery editorial advocating
the assassination Of every Radical count
ed in by the Returning Board, has been
received from Shreveport. The leaders
of the White League mere, favor mOdera-
ton. until Congress meets, unless, in the
meantime, the Returning Board forces
an issue. when it will be met without
any conflict with the Federal govern
mcnt.
Appendix TO General Spfnner's Re
port.
WASHINGTON. November l5.-The
appendix Of General Spinners report
shows the receipts for the fiscal year to be
1861, 799. .530SS. Including: loans, S439,-
272.535. 40; customs, 1853, l03, S33.69; in
ternal revenue, Sl62, 400, 1890; loans,
$lSj2. .42S. SO; miscellaneous, $40, 942, 4OS.-
81; rcpayments, etc, from the War De
partment. S4.7lO,SO537; do Interior De
partnent 2l62,975O5. The expenses
were. S742,2i7,l73.35. Including: col
lection of customs. 23. .06l .S04 90; intcrna
revenue, $5.799. .954l4; Interior, S31 ,sO3,-
Sjl.sO: Interior civil, s4,S76,O7G.iG;
War, $47,O24, 1929; Navy. s27,-
27I34G,06; Treasury, s4S,4G5, ,953Ol;
diplomatic, $l.47I.4lj.97; quarterly sal
aries, 500, l02l3: Judiciary. 81, 4G0,@O3.-
Os; public debt, Sj3l, ,%0s. .533.l3; balance
in the Treasury June 10Th, $lj0,73l,-
j33 .G3, against $l3l, LIS, 1872 on June
Both, 1873. The receipts Of tn" Post
office Department were Sll, $3.50, ,SlG.3S;
expenditures, Sll, ,jGO,2lG. The United
States and Mexican Commissioners eN-
pect To close their work by February.
There i, now in the Treasury, arising from
seizures Of cotton and other captured
and abandoned property $l0,4l4,OO0.
The claim. of this class filed, aggregate
Sl3, 100000, and there are besides, large
number Of claims for captures alleged H.
legally made, aggrcgating four times the
amount remaining in the Treasury now.
Information from Texas, says thirty
days Of fine weather last month, added
six thousand bales TO the cotton crop Of
that State, worth S3,oO00OO.
Death OF n Noted Rabbi
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE news of
the death of RABBI DR.. Gciger, of Berlin.
made sad impression among the Israel
tics of thi, city. a memorial service
was held to-day in Martinc. Hall, in
honor of the deceased scholar, which was
very largely attended Eloquent ard
touching euIogie- were pronounced by
Revs. Adler, Felsenthal, kohIer, Machal
and Messing.