The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
Foreign News,

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The steamship Nova Scotia, from
Liverpool on the 10th via Londonderry
on the nth inst, has tFPived at, This
port with five days later adyices than
those already received.
The British government detained the
West India mail steamer a sufficient
time to allow the commercial body to
consider the steps req nisitsito be taken
for protection of British interests In
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Irish judges have decided that no ac-
ton could be maintained against Lord
Lieut.. of Ireland, in his official capacity.
in the Luby case.
stephens, the Head Centre of the
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The Times says there will be no rea-
son why he should not be tried in his
official capacity, in Ireland, with his
Stephens arrest will ex tinguisih Fenian-.
ism altogether. ffi
All the London. journals publish the
correspondence between Adams and
Russell, in reference to the Alabama
claims.
The Times says it earnestly hopes that
the Shenandoah's officers and men were
not liberated Without Communication
with Adams. It declines to accept
WaddelPs statements as true. -
Jamaica and Chill news. caused wari-
ness on change. esi -tafi.ss.
FRAEoE.--The Emperor, Empress and
Prince Imperial, have gone to Com.
piegne. The Emperor has ordered great
reductions in the army, oils, 900 officers
and 1900 men, saving thereby 5O,0OO,-
600 francs. One thousand soldiers
have arrived from Italy.
AUsTRIA.-The Emperor will shortly
be crowned King of Hungary.
1t is stated that the cold weather has
had no effect in staying the cattle
disease, but that the frost and rain has
rather aggravated 1t. sigf
Stevens, the Fenian Head Centre, has
been again remainder for further ex-
aminRtion.i asGII
Martin Higgins, reported to be another
Head Centre, has been arrested and re-
manded for trial. 80 TrS7'lG .
The Dublin Evening Mail states that,
person was dispatched from New
York in September, and arrived here
with credentials to appoint another
Head Centre in the place of Stevens.-
He accomplished his mission and re-
turned. The name of the new Head
Centre has been kept secret. ri.lE
Satterthwait's circular of the 18th in
slant says So.
l A fair amount of business has been
done, and a considerable amount of
government stock taken. The uncer-
tainty prevailing as to the political sit
uation of England and America, checks
any tendency to Improvement. The
following are the latest quotations:
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The general wish of the leading peo-
pie OF Liverpool, seems to be that Eng
land should act in conjunction with
France and America, to take prompt
steps 10 put permanentl stop to the
proceedings of Spain in South America,
and says that measures in support of
that view are likely to be adopted in
London, Manchester, Glasgow and 9th
err leading cities. 90 T.s
The Daily News remarks that the
arbitrary conduct of Spain must soon
occupy theattention of the great powers
of Europe and America. Spain must
black mail must cease.
Latest Vfd Londonderry. ....f....
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Daily News ia
indignant at the tone of the military
dispatch from Jamaica, which, itthinks.
proves that the ferocity we denounce in
saYages can take possession of English
hearts, and mercy and Justice can be
forgotten by English officers as thor
oughly as by Indians and Cossacks.
. tHe 1 ZINES says tnae the authorities
appear to have acted with commehlA-
BILE promptness in Jamaica, the chief of
the rebels having been captured, tried
by martial law, and executed at once.
The London journal publishes the
correspondence between Mr.. Adams
and Earl Russell, in reference to the
Alabama claims.
The London Star says the correspou-
dence is chiefly remarkable for the
withdrawal by Mr.. Adams OF the offered
arbitration.
Earl Russell gives, at great length,
facts to prove that the British Govern,
ment did all that could be expected of it.