The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-28
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Mexican Anairs--.Capture OF HIata.
mOras by Junrez-!TrInI OF len. Davis
Decided npOn, &e.-..MOre Vessels to
be Immediately got Ready for Sea-
Naval Court MartIAl--Lf. Col. A. T.
IIaInIin's Report OF the Anderson.
VILE PrIsOn-The New Mexican Loan
New Gold DIgginEs discovered in
Pannma--.BustnessO OF theU s. Treas
urJ.
NEW York, Oct. ga special to the
Herald, dated Washington, Oct. 18th,
says:
Senior Remero, American Minister to
the United States, is in receipt of des-
patches this evening, which anticipate
the capture OfMa' 0moras and theOntire
occupancy of the State of Lamarelipas
by the Liberal forces under Juarez.-
There can be no doubt of important
movements having been on foot to that
end for months past, and of their hay-
ing reached point of reasonable sue
cess. These accounts are understood to
have confederation in official dispatches
| received to-day by the government, al
though the actual occupation of Mata-
moras by the Liberals has not been an
Z
Important disclosures relating to tho
recent Imperial decree establishing the
new Express Company are likely TO be
made within a few days that will fully
show up the animus of the late Phila-
delphia dispatches declaring the Liberal
cause hopeless and NIaximflian's gov
eminent firmly fastened on the people
of Mexico: Several gentlemen are fm-
plicated who have hitherto held official
and confidential relations with Mr..
Lincoln's administration.
1t is now positively known here that
the trial of JEFF. Davis has been decided
upon, and the arrangements have been
nearly completed. The trial will be for
the crime of treason. The trial will
take place either in this city or Rich
mond, and before the United States
Supreme Court. The counsel for the
government and the friends of Mr.. Da-
Wis hRve selected and retained counsel
for him. Now that the Wirz trial is
| completed, it is supposed that of Davis
will Immediately follow.
1t is said that the Secretary of the Ma
Wy has directed that all the available
steam vessels of the war shall immedi-
ately be got ready for sea. 1t is sup
posed that it is the intention of the gov
eminent to be prepared for any eventu-
atty in any quarter ofthe world. a.
The Naval Court Martial with Vice
Admiral Farragut us President, is to
convene in Washington, on the LIST of
| November, and Will have before it Lit,
| Col. NIarston, the oldest officer, one ex-
copied, in the marine corps, on the
charge of using for private purposes,
and losing bounty money deposited in
his hands by new recruits.
The Court will also try Commodore
| Craven, under the 10th section of the
! third article of war, which requires an
| officer to do his utmost to overtake and
capture, or destroy any vessel which It
is his duty to encounter. BE is charged
with. neglecting this, the rebel ram
StOnow0ll having been in the hnrbor OF
Ferrat, while he was in proximity as
commander of the Navy, and in COM
mnnd of the Niagara and the Sacrn-
mento, and another ship of war being
! in port Mt the same time to aid him. II
is said tho Stonewall sent n challenge
which he declined to accept.
Lieut.. Colonel a. I. Hamilton, u. s,
A., who has made several inspections
of the Andersonville prison, made q
very long and interesting report on the
prison and states that the lives lost at
that one spot by starvation and cruelty
| out numbered the killed and wounded
in the British army in all of the great
battles of the Peninsula and at the bat
tie of New Orleans. The report could
not be read in evidence Mt the Wirz
trial on account of its being closed
when the colonel reached this city.
Mr.. Duncan, State agent for Georgia,
| is on his return, home rom New York
and has succeeded in negotiating loan
of one hundred thousand dollars fol
one year Mt per cent. on the faith OF
the provisional State government Of
Georgia. sItaf
Ex-Governor Neil s. Brown, of Ten.
nessee, was pardoned to-day by the
Z. Rollins, of N. b., and D. G. Whit.
man, of n. j., We're to-day confirmed
commissioner and assistant commits.
sioner of internal revenue.
The Herald has an interesting state.
ment relating to the New Mexican lOau
for $50, 00O, 600, which was placed in.thit
market on Monday last, and also rep.
resentation of thebonds of the denomi.
nation Of $500. Already the demand
for these bonds sYery great. Applica.
tions are pouring in from banks and
/ individuals in different parts of the
country, as well as in the Metropolis
accompanied by warm expressions 81
sympathy for the cause which the loar
is intended to subserVe. &
Augustine 1erhurbide, the oldest
General of the first Emperor of Mexico
is now in the city. he has been offered
rank and emOluments by Macmillan
but has declined them.
An addition to Louis NapoleoTl's nav.
nj fleet In our harbor was made yester.
day by the arrival of the French gun,
boat Destiny, Capt. DebOnsauge.
i AdYtces from Savannah say that Hon
Walker A. Forward, Judge of the Su.
preme Court of Florida, died in Savan.
nah on the 18th inst.
Assistant Surgeon Fowles, of the 12tE
Maine regiment, has been appointed
1 Mexican director of the sub-district o.
the Ogeechie, Georgia, in place of DIR
Ii
regiment.
The steamer New York which arriv-
ed from Panama yesterday. brought
some specimens of gold, one of which
was taken from the newly discovered
Isthmus desposits, near the line of the
Panama railroad. More extensive dis
coveries are expected to follow, and the
Panama. and Aspinwau people are an.
tcipattng a great rush to the new dig
gings and consequent animation II
4 business generally.
There is nothing later in relation to
the revolution in Peru, or the Spanish
i demands in Chill, and no news Of con.
sequence from the Central American
Republics, but we have accounts Of
additional insurrectio operations
in Columbia, and approximations OF
some of still greater Importance, as 9
sort of natural consequence, Of the in.
Evasion ofthe state of Panama. from the
State OF Caucas the suppression of which
we have already chronicled. Cauca has
I recently suffered in an eruption from
the state of Antioquin. This new waI
/ is looked upon by many rs merely the
advance guard ofothers with which the
eyer-troubled Columbian Republic.Will
shortly be afflicted.
The Times, Washington special says
The report of the United States Treas.
urer to the Secretary of the Treasury
4 shows that durinn. the mast wear. {lTISf.