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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-30

Mr.. JOHN h. Prince of Web6's Mills,
Richie county, sends US come specimens
Of coal recently found on the farm of
Squire Webb. 1t ia almost pure asphalt
tum and is bat little heavier than wood
Its vegetable composition is the purest that
we have noticed among all the specimens
brought to our attention. 1t melts under
slight heat and smells like. bitumen in its
clarified aud cOmpRcted state. Its resen-
Ous nature would seem to indicate that it
belongs to that strata of vegetable mineral
from which petroleum is distilled in the
bowels of the earth. He also sends us a
strata of coal intermixed with carbonate of
lime and sand stone. This is not so pure,
and more resembles our ordinary stone
coal. The geological formation is curious,
resembling somewhat the calcerous mari
found III some parts the country save that
it ia not porous. The coal incrustation is
as distinct from the carbonated sand as oil
faom water in bottle, aud yet the adhe-
sion of the one to the other is perfect. The
discovery of these peculisrcoals was made
only few days ago and our correspondent
tells US that they are being developed in
thick veins.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-30
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Jan. %, IL

SATURDAY, Jan. %, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Martin.
Z A message from the House announced
concurrence in the Seuate's amendments to
the House resolution directing the Auditor
to furnish certain information to the State
Superintendent of Free Schools; the sdUp-
ton of the Senate's substitute for the seso-
luton respecting the presentation of flag
to the LIST Veteran Infantry; the passage OF
the House bill legaliziDg the acts of John
b. Baumgardner, collector of the revenue
of CabelI county, and his deputies, in the
collection of sRid revenue and to authorize
the same to be pleaded in bar of certain
suits therein named the House bill to
amend the law providing for the formation
OF corporations and regulating the same ;
the House bill authorizing the service OF
process by individuals; and join resolu
ton of thanks to Capt. John Fisher and the
officers and men under his command for
| their defence Of Peidment in November last
Each OF said bills was read the first time
and referred, and said resolution of thanks
was adopted.
Mr.. Maxwell, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the House bill chang
ing the time of holding the courts in the
9Th circuit, recommending its passage, and
1t was read the first time.
Mr.. Atkinson, from the Committee on
Education, reported bill TO provide free
schools for the city of Wheeling, which
was read the first time
The Senate bill to provide for the ap-
pointment of Sheriffs in certain unorgan
lied counties, and the bill authorizing suits
in Lewis county, in cases heretofore cog
nizable in Braxton county, were passed.
The bill for the relief Of John B. ShriVer,
of UPshur county, was amended by gen
eral consent, so as to require the said Shri.
yer to settle with the Board of Public
Works before he shall be entitled to the
benefit OF the act, and was then passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Atkinson, the resolu-
| ton raising joint committee to examine
the Penitentiary was adopted, aud Messrs.
Atkinson and Price appointed on the part
| of the Senate.
The bill amending the act providing for
the forfeiture of the property of rebels was
slightly amended, and ordered to its en-
gros5ment.
% motion Of Mr.. Brown, the laws in
force for the support OF the poor were re-
fsrred to the Committee on Humane and
Criminal Institutions, with instructions to
report what changes, if any, are necessary.
Adjourned.
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ad pending amendments, which motion

ad pending amendments, which motion
Ns carried.
TMr. Patrick stated that this was the
fat time the House had resolved itself
ito Committee Of the Whole since West
Virginia was State.
The committee proceeded to the consid-
cation of the bill. The amendment of Mr..
Beming was Withdrawn and the substitute
c Mr.. Ferguson having been variously
amended WAS adopted and the Committee
Dse.
On motion OF NJ. Lamb the substitute
vas laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr.. MoGrsw, the House
adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-30
WASHINGTON HALL.
GOttsChalk's Positive Farewell,

SIGNoR MUZIo has the honor to inform the cit
~ Hens OF Wheeling and vicinity that he has sue
eeeded In making arrangements with the world
renowned Pianist and great Composer,
L. N. GoTTsOHALK,
To give a series OF GRAND CONCERTS In the nr;n.
tpsl eiues OF the United States prior to his depar-
"A: mr. Gottschalk'S Farewell Concert in Wheeling
TUESDAY EVENING, January 81.
signor MuKio also takes preat nIeasura n m.
noonce that he has secured the services Of the fol-
loving musical artists to assist Mr.. GottSchak at
these Concerts:
MISS LUCY sIMoNs,
INC young and talented CsntotriSe, CpupiI of his1
Snose unprecedented success during series Of
concerts In New York has been cheerfulIy AcknowI
edSe9 ~ the press and enthusiaB tic public,
S sIGS, ARDAVAN1, Celebrated Baritone.
s!GhOR hUZIO, Mudcal Director and Conf
Tickets Ono Dollar. No extra charge for reserved
1e9ss Ticket once open Saturday, January 18th at
DoorH open at ~. Concert to commence a. g
OStoSS. ja26
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ca. BoEEMAs bias issued a patriotic and

Co. BoEEMAH has issued patriotic and
foEcible appeal to the people of this State
in reference to the quota of West Virginia
under the late cali. The Governor always
lends willing heart and ready hand in
eli matters affecting the advancement OF
the national cause, and in this he but dis
charges high DUTY as the Executive of a
loyal people. lis our pleasure always to
cooperate with HE prompt efforts and to
second his jealous endeaTors to put West
Virginia il In enyiable position before the
country and on the pages that shall record
the history of this war While all this is
so it ia due on the part Of the general
government that no Injustice be done the
established reputation Of our people for
Willingness nd lioerality in meeting the
national demands upon them. To expect
impossibilities of the eopie is alike unjust
and absurd To demand that they shall
do the work OF weeks in few days is
siuTly to appeal TO their resenimeDts in
stead OF their co operation. But for the
laundering OF Provost Marshal Fry it is
probable that portion of our quota ele
this would have been made up. But as the
figures now stand, and in view Of the few
days left before the draft, it is not likely
that much OF an effort will be made in any
county 10 the State to avoid the draft. 1t
is believed by not few that Injustice not
only in time but in the quota itself has
been done US. As we understand the case
Gen. Fry's first decision was based upon
the distribution OF our two and three years'
volunteers into one years men, as
was agreed last Winter and Spring.
We were told that the call then was
for 50 many men, and that the two or three
years men must count simply as one, but
that one year of their time would be cred
tied as against future call. Had this not
DeeH the understanding of course one
years meu would have been just as valua-
bic as two or three years meu. That it
was the understanding is shown by the
fret assignment of our quota under the
late call. Why were the credits allowed a
month ago ana refused now? On what
cali is it proposed to credit the two and
three years menu 1t will not do to say
the next one, for tina, was told US before.
The people look at this matter as a
breach of faith. While they are willing
t. meet all the cslls aud do their full part
TO help the Government yet they resent
ut once trliug, lodging aud double poll
cy, such as they understand the mystfed
decisions OF General Fry to represent. In
New York the Cltizsns' Board of Enlist
ments have determined to contest the mat
ter with General Fay, and have despatched
"a committee TO Washington to overhaul
their credits on his books. Itismore than
likely that the whole subject will be venti-
lated this week III Congress.
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desirable House 4 Lot for sale.

TINE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING REMOVED FROM
the CITY 5srs for sale his Dwelling House and
Lot The Ii. 80 feet front on Quincy street, run
ming back ;I.Let inches, cornering on az alley:
and kitchen, pantry and bathroom; on the second
floor i've ro5as and store-rOom, with good sun
mer and winter cellar under. good hydrant ~
the Kitchen toor with good sewer to the street.
The stable o. The back end of the Lot is reserVed
With lease Of Two years from April, 1865. will
either sell the Lot whole or divide it in two
TERMS-Ore third cash, the balance in TWO equaI
annual payments, with interest.
MATTHEW WARREN.
Por information enquire Of Warren Berger, OF
Jacob Berger, Esq. JAW
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OIL LANDS-

M L. THOMPSON / CO., 20 STATE sTPrRr
~. SosTON, 4A6s, are agents for the mr.
services to tSo,S o. PSsosum Lands and Or their
oTteS in ~ ~ cSsire to digPoss of such prop
~ 1nhSI STOCK Companies. Correspondence Hpon
S3eoIoggSSt invited. Prof VIM. Denton Mining
~ LII ven known In the oil reRion1 viii eTam
EePort upon properties PLACED In our 6sads
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Commissioners Sale.
In ohancsry.
Sarah Mccormick

sarAh Mccormick
In 0hnDcarv
PURSUANCE OF A DlURRE OF THE CIR.
cult tourt Of Ohio County, State of West viz
GINA made in this cause the 10th day Of January
1860, we will soil on THURSDAY, THE l6FT DAY
" FEBRUARY, 1885, between the hour Of 10
O'Clock A n. and O'clock P. N, at the front door
81 the Court House for the said Ohio COUNTY the
following described real esta to- lying and being IN
The said Ohio County, that IL TO say: that proptrtV
horetoiore known ~ the MISSOURI IRON WOKKS
situate Immediately north of the city Of Wheeling,
bounded on the west by the Ohio river, on t6s
south In part by Jonathan's Gaut and on the moth
and east BY the land of the late Hugh NIcbolg de-.
ceased; alSo the coal lands and coal property for
merry called the GlRsBhouBs lots with the coal and
lotg purchased from Mccoy, and coal under the
talu hichoi9 land, more full description Of which
contained In survey Of the same made by John
and marked B. 49, -
TERMS OF sALE-onethird of the purchase.
money In cash, and the remainder In three equal
inatalmentS, payable in eight, sixteen and twenty
Jour months after the day OF safe, with interest
rom that day, the purchaser giving bond for The
deferred instaments; the title to the propertv to
% retained a. security therefor but the purchSSeT
20 nave the option Of paying such portion Of the
third. IIAEES q OT yIu Sei1 ono-
49,, DANIEL PECK,
JSAH-bu - Commissioners
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THE latest disclosures from the Blair
mission, as given this morning, do not
show that anything whatever has been &C.
complished. The sensation dispatch pub
lIshei on Saturday morning was mere
canard, Rs We took occasion to say at the
time. Those people, including the New
York Tribune, who have been hAttering
themselves that the rebels would suddenly
ground their arms aud come back again
into the Union, will now wake up from
their delusion. There is no peace until
Lees army is either whipped or dispersed.
JEFF Davis cannot afford peace on any
basis that involves reconstruction, even
were we to yield the slavery question:
Reconstruction with slavery saved alive
would be no more than the rebels possessed
prior to the war, and in many vital respects
would be much less. The Southern people
would say "for what have we been at war
during these four yeArs2 What advAnta-
Rn5 have We reaPed as compeusatious for
the loss OF & 500, a brother or father in
every family 2 for the privatiou aud desc
leion that We have sufFered2 We are not
even where we started out We are far
from it, The anger of the people would
make the lives of JEFF. Davis and all his
followers who are implicated in melting
therobeIlion, most unenvlable. We have no
reason to believe that the masses would all
low them 10 live at ALL JET. Davis and his
subordinate chieltatos, are smart enough
to SEQ what would happen them; what
would be their ruined and iutolerable sta
tus- Aud since their fate is thus so plainly
indicated to them they will desperately re,
solve to fight out the contest, and if fail
they Wussis shall be after every resort and
eIPcdieut has been exhausted.
the present peace talk may have its eff.
feet on the Southern people. aud that effect
may be to beget wide spread reflection and
expression on the subject. 1t is uudenia-
bic that there is quasi peace party in the
Soath. lis hard to tell exactly its senti
ments. Hostility to Davis is the cover un-
der which it manifests iisolfs Nearly all
parties. however, use covers underneath
"-'So AAuAt 10 uuucisNNOu NuAu Is huulll-
tel. We believe that many public men in
the South are willing to see peace made
on any terms, aud tina, they regard the re-
oeliiou as failure. How far these men
will SO aud to what extent they are backed
by the people, will shortly 6eseeu. In the
meantime we hope that Horace Greeley
Will dry up his double loaded editorials on
the subject and not insinuate and int innate
SO volubiy and mys,eriously about speedy
peace through the agency OF Mr.. Blair
To talk of peace as lift were unnecessary
to 6Eht longer to obtain it, is simply to de-
moTalize public sentiment. just as General
Fry's deceptive laundering in regard to
quotas d'mOraliEes it, We may be sure
that peace will come when the rebels can
no longer muster force enough to keep us
in check. 1t win not come as long as Lee
e'n sustain his army where it is. Until
he lie whipped or disiOdged by the combi.
ped operations Of Grant, sherman and
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FOR SALEOR RENT

A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAINING
"a seven rooms and basement, situated on Cent?
SuseS between Fourth and Rith GtreetS t1o JoorS
below the late Dr. Tanners residence, If net SoiS
On OF nei2no the l5h Of February it Will be ofsrrd
i ios rent rom April LIST. Terms easy FOR furtbsr
- S1lnI lOn enquire ef TH0S. J. BLAIR
IeSs-ANN AT the Sheriff. nNas.
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Sheridan, peace is not obtaiOable. The
skill of all three commanders is shortly to
be tried against Lee on scale that we
have never seen before. We believe that
they will crush him, and with him the re-
bellion.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF TaE THE STOCKHOLDERS
"a Of the Clinton Furnace, Oil and Mining Com.
organisation and election Of Dir ectorS ~ Ma CO..
Pauy' viii be held at the ofioe OF the Fire and
Marine InGuranee Company, in the city ofVyhselinS
% ~ THURSDAY, the 18th Of February, 1885.
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Substitutas.

- street, betWeen Monroe and o1insIS sys: ~
Dj iaas s. afh''nnS' Di SI. sHI Rls.,
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Board Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH BOARD
"A In private family, with one or two furnish ed
rooms, In the city the Island. Best Of refer
40, Wheeling p O 400 -
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Sherlf's Sale of Land.
In ohAueery. In the oircpit
CoprL Of Ohio conntV
Andrew ?. Ross

Va. In ohaucory. In the oireD,,
John PsttieOrd. Court Of Ohio county.
by VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED IN
a ON me ABOVE entitled cause by the Circuit Court
100. shall proceed to sell at pub lie 1aIs ~ *
ITHS6 4oST o. the Court House OF Ohio county. o5
:, ~ A.; Z THE 2tTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. ia
t m mentioned and particularly descrfbs5 n ~.
ScPRSS PRLS9eeeG1gs In this cause, being TITTEES
ISnS. ., Sh.. LAHD' more or les and adjoinipS
the helm Of Robert Mcfarland "'iAloAn' ana
-. Aas OF sALE-oDe-third OF the pureb,..
1S;T. ~ 80. onet nird In one year, and the n.
i sne oay Of sale until paid; the purchaSsT ~
ING oonas With good security for the deF4TTsd Sa
tbS n1,.h..' Is 70 e retained until the whole Of
,,s.-so, JOSEPH sEYBoLp,
!-=.-SSe Sheriff Of Ohio COUNTY.
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Notice to Soldiers.

LIVERY Eon-CommisIoned odlcer, Musician and
u Private Soldier in tho service Of the United
states from Ohio County, upon making application
TO the Board OF Supervisors Of said county, will be
released from the payment Of much of the County
levy Of 1854 as was levied for the payment OF relief
ties, and already paid 1t will be refunded to such
by order OF the Board. GRO. W. sIGHTS,
yAzS-lOt Clerk B. s. o. c.
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For Sala Chaan.

VNHE NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE AND
L LOT, adjoining Col CapebHrt's, on the National
Road, Bridgeport, Ohio. For terms enquire OF
A. NJ. ADAMS CO., wheeling, or TOM ROBIN
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John W. Gill VIZ. PeterSOn,) Circuit Court Of
W. SWetzel County
Richard Anderson. In Chancarv

DURsUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED. At A
L Special Term, 1850, there will bo sold at the
Oourt House door In said county the drst day Of the
next term OF said Court by the undersigned Sherif
OF Gaid county, A TRACT OF FIFTY ACRES on
LAND situated In Baid county, on the waters OF
Ilsn creek now In possession Of Richard Anderson
on the following terms. Ono half of the nIrcbSn ~
money payable In ak months and the other half IN
Twelve MONTHS tho purchaser giving bonds with
good security; said bondI bearing interest from The
uAy S 3I sale. J0SEPHUs CLARK,
yaLo-zLUhAtW Sheriff Of WetEel Oodnty
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'0nn "'dm W. ?. P0terSOn,l Circuit Court of
Daniel AndsEuon. In oh.ns e1an'y.-

pURsUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED AT A
i special Term 1860, there will be sold on the
nrst day OF the next term OF the CIrcuit Cor. I
Su county, AZ the Court House door, by the under
1EneG' sheriff Of said county, A TRAoT OF ONE
situated in said county near LIttletonN.S ~ ji
nled Win the papers in this cauBe-on the folIovin
terms The costs Of the suit to be paid In hand,
aha tne remainder in six, twelve and eishteSn'
months rom the day Of Rale, the purchaser 10 i've
onos bearing interest, with good security for thS
TO- S.I s.ALLneau. JOSBPHUS CLARK
Je@CSbuGhLN SheTiH OF WetE.
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Steam EnRIne for Sale.

ENIPrBBR HORSE PoyVHR. sLkjnoh cylinder, IL
II Inch inch stroke; Ii Sood order; nearly new.
Apply to GUsTON STOREY,
lA2S-lW Corner Market and Quincy streeta
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

SITUATION AS Salesman in Grocery
"A Store by young ma who has had eight years
experience in the buRinas; fs q neat and rapid
writer, quick at account, and can give unexseP!
tionAl first class city TetCences- Address "f. TI
IntelligOncer ONCE, WhRling, w. Va. IT.
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LOST.
Wheeling Cdnmandry No. 1.

A SPECIAL MEETING. Of Wheeling Comman.
"A dry No. l will be lsld at the Masonic Temple
on thiA Monday evening at O'Clock, for the pur.
pose Of work. By ordc Of the CommandEy.
WA. J. BATES, z. O.
Attest-WH a. IRuH, Recorder. ltS
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OIL. OIL. OH.

nM HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRys on
" LAND in the on Regions Of WSst yirgi1j, ~
goa location, will be sold or leased or sbs y, -
- ornins the same will put It in Es Stocf Al a
in9Sderate price II = company can be formed ~
% apply At this once or address PoItoses
w. 49, iA2S-lW
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FOUND.

Ion YESTERDAY ATRREooN, AN ENYEL-
~ oPE, containing q sIdier's discharge paper and
| q considerable amount # money, which can be re-
claimed by calling on tH undersigned and identity
| Ing himself and the NOISY. JOHN KNOX,
| is9O-2t Shoe Store
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COMMISSIONERS oFR1on

I
,,o., Wheeling, West Va, Jan 4th, 1906
a. NOE1OE i9 hereby given to all parties Interested
toat have fixed on Monday, the eth day or Pebru-
IFy' A. ID. 1880 betAeen the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. A. NJ and O'Clock P. NJ, az the time, and my Law
StnSe In said city a. the place, when and where
snGu proceed to ascertain and settle tho m1tters
and things In said decree required.
GIBSON L ORANMER,
yA"-Am O1mmiSGIonsr,
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'ReTEG OF 'K'EIu BIG BLAOR BOOT.
ROBINSON & BALL,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOtice.
MO- la

samuel Il: B. Carter vs.. W. I. Robiusou.) In
IalIant Delaplain vs. same defendant.
same PLAINTIFF VS.. Eame defendant. OhaueaFy.
BY VIRTUE Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
- OHIO county, madO on the day of December
D. 1864, in the foregoing cases, it was ordered
with the consent OF the intorpeader, James H. Rob
nson that the said causeI be referred to one of the
commissioners ofthls Court to ascertain and report
me prerties OF the deed of trust se out in the petit
ton OF tho inter pleader, James II. Robinson, aud
erther ascertain and report the amount of the lien
OF the said deed of trust whether at the dates of tho
aILtachments respectively subsequent thereto and
that he give due notice TO all parties according to
Ia" OF his proceeding under this order.
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500 REMNANTS

OR DRESS GOODS, MUsLISs, PRT.rs M
" ElAoS, DelAines and Coburrs The I,,-.at
Piles In plain figures on each.
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NEW GOODS

SR4PKR IDBM BLHAcHRD NTrarI,-s
- AlllS lO4 shestins and PfloT ca &C..
PESN, 400 Sleaehsd TablS Diaper, DeIHiusS Sn3
pI,aH Shieh viii eel At WhoIessls PTIr.' ~
jazz is. RHODES.
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Business Notice
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notioo

An4sCratcr'S Notice,
o'tottoeen appointed administr.to, :, a.
lire To motif, the late Col. Joseph Thobnrn l "a
eStSts ~ ~. an pc sons having claims aSa+A &C.
Tor Detties0,e the same to duly eertis.5 "a
indebtSd tn a., Persons knoEing thSmse1s" t 70 20
promptly. VIII please call and settle
burn meSa p. last visit to his family, coono,
for medical ois against those fndebtsd 70 mo
posSeSSion attendance. Those bills ara No q nm
iepRth Of t,r, WI retain them for rsoSo IN ny
desire to doa give an opportunity for Sno
SarT eoSt air. 80 settle their bills without az
deHasI11 'usr 70 thSSStAte or theupselTs. "ueSeS-
JAMES WTTanNr
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JH4-Sot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-02-01
A Ecraneap Rebel LeacRe.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30-The Tribune has
a leading article on a recognition intrigue,
in which it says 1T has obtained clue to
European compact wherefrom slave
no ding rebels are comforting themselves
with hopes of powerful and speedy aid
to their sinking cause. Its outline is this:
At an ear stage of the rebellion JEFF Da-
Wis sent the Roman Catholic Bishop Lynch
Of South Carolina, to Europe to search for
sympathizers and allies, but to make Rome
the focus of operations. 1t was not diff
cult Tor him to convince the master spirits
of European reaction and absolut;sm that
the shareholders rebellion was indentieal
in spirit with their cause, and enlist their
sympathi,s, but Bishop Lynch went fur
Their and assured the magnates of the
Catholic church that its expansion and
predominance throughout the hemisphere
would be assured by the triumph of the
rebels In Difference to these representa-
tons a.secret league Of the Roman Catholic
powers, France, Spain and Austria, under
the guidance of the Pope has been formed
pledged to recognize the Confedcracy
after the 18th of next March, on the ground
that it did not take part in the Presidential
election