The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-30
NEW YORK NEWS.
Another Endorsement OF the
Presidents Policy.


NEw York, April 2S.-Colonel Thon.
as Wentworth Higginson, one Of the old
guard OF AbolitioniSm, writes a letter TO
the Tribune, from Newport, Rhode Island,
and says:
~ wish to he counted rs one who an.
proves heartily, cordially and unreserv-
edly the action Of the President in with.
drawing tho garrisons from thC State
Houses oil South Carolina and Louisiana.
For him, in time Of peace, to keep troops
In any State House, in order 10 deter.
mine disputed claims to the Governor.
ship, is stretch Of power 80 great that
no State in the Union ought 10 tolerate
II; so great that 1t ought to be resisted by
every peaceful means. OF all the people
in the Republic, the cOlored men Of ihe
South can least afford TO benefit by any
arbitrary stretch Of power which may,
in other hands, be used to crush them"
EMMA MINE AND HARvEsr QUEEN SUITS
DECIDED.
The suit OF the English owners Of the
famous Emma Mine against Trenor W.
Park and others who sold il, to recover
the S5,0000O0 paid for it, alleging that
there was fraud, deceit and misrepre.
SentaLion on the part OF the owners Of
the mine, resulted to-day, alter four
months trial, in verdict for the defend.
ants.
In the suit Of Charles II. Marshall 4
Co. against the White Line Steamship
Company, for $225OO0 damages, claimed
for sinking the ship Harvest Queen ID
the Irish Chaenel tho 30th Of December,
1875, by the steamer Adriatic, the Judge
dismissed the libel with costs.
The verdict was received with demon.
strations Of delight, which, however,
were speedily checked by Mr.. Crittenden,
Of the counsel for the defense. Mr.. Park,
the principal defendant, sat in his chair
almost powcrless with emotion, and the
tears burst from his eyes. Having re.
covered himself he shool; hands with the
jurors and received the congratulations
Of his friends, with whom the court.
room was almost crowded.
PERSONAL.
The Minister Of Spain at Washington
and his chief OF staff visited the Spanish
war steamer Corona to-day, and the Gus
tnmary salute was fired.
General Hancock will make an official
visit on Monday,
RESULT OF THE AEOLIsHMENT or FOOL
SELLING AT RACES.
A sporting paper says: 1--WE are told
that the suppression Of pool selling will
lead TO n more camorous and offensive
style OF betting; that men will aaunt
their greenbacks in the iaeGs Of those
who occupy the grand stand at Jerome
Park. and shout their propositions in the
Coarsest kind OF language. They will
do nothing Of the kind. A corner Of the
park will in all probability be set apart
for the use OF spectators. Here they can
initiate the maniacs OF the Stock Ex-
change, il such is their pleasure; but as
for making parade OF the grand stand.
that will not, at least should not, be per-
mitted. Already much interest is taken
in the coming race between Tenbroeck
and Aristides, and doubtless a strong
Eastern delegation will attend the May
meeting Of the Louisville Jockey Club
REAR GUARD OF THE PILGRIMS.
Rt. Rev. Cuspar Il. Borgess., Bishop Of
Detroit, Michigan; Rt. Rev. Alcxius
Adelhrock, of Clinton, Minnesota, Rt.
Rev. +. y. Krantbauer, OF Green Ray,
Wisconsin; Rt. Rev. Rupert Seidenburch,
fSt. Cloud, Minnesota; Very Rev. Ii, j h.
II. Schutjes, secretary to Bishop Borgess.;
Rev. c. l.. Lemagne, Of Maple Grove,
Wisconsin, sailed to-day, The rear guard
OF the army Of pilgrims moving for the
past month towards Rome 10 assist at
the Golden Jubilee OF Pope Plus IN.
WAR CORRESPONDENTS.
HenryWright, fthe Chicago Tribune,
and Henry +. Keenan,, OF the Chicago
Times, were among the passengers for
Europe to-day. They 60 out as CORES,
dents for their respective journals.