The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-07
NEW YORK.
TIE PACIFIC MAIL ExcITR,IREr.

THE PACIFIC MAIL EXCITEMENT.
New YoRK, December 5.-The Pacifl
mail excitement continues tho sensation
Of Wall Street, and interviews with boil
Rulus Hatch and Russell. Sage are pub,
lished today, each accusing the other O
Willful'lyiDg, and being concerned in shor
speculations, and using their official DO
sllions TO further their speculative plans
Richard Irwin, former agent OF the Pa
cihc Mail Company in San FranCisco, hal
arrived to answer to the company's sui
against him for $4,000, which be saw
he expended at the instance Of the former
management 10 procure q government
subsidy. Should he tell all he knows II
: relation to that expenditure, a sensation
is promised riValing the Credit MobilIer
TIE SAN FRANCnco ovER.DRAFr.
In regard to the San Francisco over
draft, Rufus Hatch said to Times report
er that 1t amounted, November /, tc
$S7 600, but has since been considerably
reduced, and was caused by heavy pur-
chsses OF coal. To the same reporter a
paragraph in the forthcoming statement
OF the Company's affairs was exhibited
showing the receipts from freight alone
during September, October and Novem-
Der OF the present year, amounted "a
1915, 600, against $3300OO for tho same
time last year.
MeSsrs. GuiOn, Alexander and Tslcott
tho committee who examined the affairs
oil the company in September last, publish
a card affirming that the report rendered
was correct in every particular, except
as to taxes which were then reported as
IN dispute, the company admitting On in.
debtedness OF $4,000, while the courts
have since rendered Judgment for $l32,-
OOO, which has been paid.
NUMBER OF IMMIGRANTS FOR THE YRAR.
The number of immigrants landed at
Castle Garden from January TO Decem-
Der J., Of the present year, was l45 3G2,
showing a heavy decrease.
SUNDAY THEATRICAIs.
The Police Captains have been in
structed to prevent the Sunday theatri-
Gals and concerts, except whero iDjunc-
tons from courts restrain such interier-
euce.
NEW sTATEs TO lie ADMITTED.
Washington dispatches forsehadow ear
~ favorable action on the House bill for
admission Of Colorado and New Mexico,
with the object of adding four new Re-
publican Senators and two Congressmen
10 the present bodies.
MAYOR HAvRMEYER's FUNERAL.
The walks OF Broadway are thronged
with people, awaiting the passage of the
funeral procession Of Mayor Havemeyer,
Business is generally suspended. The
residence OF Mayor HaVemeyer was
crowded this morning with relatives and
immediate friends, 10 attend the private
services, which were performed by Rev,
Or. Bethune, OF the Methodist Episcopsl
Church, and Rev. Dr.. Burchsrd, PresbV.
rlan. The choir OF the Methodist Epis-
GopaI Church sang hymn, after which
Bethune delivered an address on the life
oil the Mayor as public man and a pri-
vate citizen. DR.. Burcha-d also made an
address on the career OF the deceased.
Alter the services, the employees OF tho
sugar refneries filed past the casket those
from Jersey City having wide piece of
Grape hanging from the back OF their
hats, alter the old Dutch custom.
The body was then transferred 10 the
pier and the procession, comprising the
attaches OF the various municipal depart
ments and the scholars Of the three pub
lie schools, with the bier carried on the
shoulders OF the men from one OF the re.
tneries, marched 10 the church.
The church was filled with ladies. ex.
cept that portion reserved for the Alder
men and Aldermen elect, and other
iunctionarics, and delegates from the nu-
merouS organizations Of the city.
There were no funeral decorations of
The church, but there was q prolusion Of
floral offerings in various devices. After
the anthcm was sung, prayer was offered
by Key. DR.. Hutton, and addresses de.
llvered by Bishop Jones and Rev. Drs.
Adams and Hare, and the benediction.
After tho services in church, the pro.
cession took up its march down Broad
way, under escort OF the 7th, 22i, 9th and
Slh regiment, under Brlgadier General
Ward. The old flremen and the old guard =,
as guard oil honor, and Governor Dix's
staff, Governor elect Tildcn and other en-
inent men were pail bearers.
The processionIpassed down Broadway
and Exchange street, reaching South
Ferry at 3 o'clock. Tho immense mass
OF people preserved the most decorous
order. On reaching Brooklyn the Twenty
third Regiment, together with the All
thorities OF that city, escorted the remains
10 Greenwood Cemetry, the cortcge there
being witnessed by thousands Of people.s
DEATH OF AN Rx.MEMBRR OF CONGRESS.
Hon. Dudley s. Gregory, one OF the
Tesithiest citizens OF New Jersey, died
Yesterday at his residence in Jersey CITY.
The deceased was member Of Congress
in 1947.
'LoNGsHoREAtEN's STRIKE ENDED.
NEW YORK, December G.-The long
shoremen's strike is virtually at an end,
inc stevedores having come TO an AMIGA
Die understanding with both men and
ship'ownGrs
CONCERT SALOONS IN FULL DLAsT.
Notwithstanding tho order to close
concert saloons and other places Of
amusement here tonight, they were all
IN full blast, and were not interiered with
by tho police authorities. The owners Of
these places claim to have obtained an
injunction restraining tho authorities
from interfering with them.
Supposed Burglars Arrested.