Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
Bv Telegraph. :
Z or Latsr DIspa.ehe. see araI ssE,
Washington Dispatches.

Nav YoRK, June s.-A special to th,
Herald, dated Washington, June Z, says
A formal demand has been made upoI
the Spanish government for the surrsode
of the rebel ram, SIoneWall. OF course M
ansWsE has yet been received, as the mat
ter goes 70 Madrid for decision. I
NotWtthstandiug the intimations of thC
British prsss, IL is not tue intention of ouI
government to: abandon or In any, Wise
soate the demand upon Englend for dam.
ages 70 our commeEce, by, the anglo.rebel
plrates. ,i..1..
The dishanding Of a portion of the army
iE no evidence of Q coWardly policy.
Enough will be retained to, enforce any
demand upon foreign goyernments, and Il
necessary the veterans mustered out can
easily be summoned back to the field.
II is understood that preliminary meas.
ures have already been taken in reference
to the Monroe doctrine, and a notification
served upon Napoleon that since We have
settled our own, family affairs we will not
submit to European interference with those
of our sick neighbor, Mexico, and very
plain ilumation given that Napoleon must
not only not send more troops iuto Mexico
bat must withdraw the French and Aus
trian troops now there aud leave the peo-
Pile OF Mexico to decide for themselves
whether they will have an empire or a
rep1b ic, otherwise it will be our duty to
see that the republicans have fair play.
An application has been made by Cyrus
W. Field to the Secretary of the Navy for
the detail Of the United States steamship
Niagara to assist 10 the laying of the At.
lantic Gable. As no official notification
of the resembling of the order that vessels
of war of the United States shall not be
permitted to remain more than "a hours in
any British port, the request cannot be &C
ceded to. The published information of
the repeal of the order excluding belliyer
ent vessels from the "a hOurs' stay in Bri.
tish ports, coucedes belligerent rights to
the rebels yet, and admits the Shenandoah
to equal privileges with United States yes
sells. This is doubtless intended for the
porpose of enabling the Shenandoah, the
only rebel pirate now sf oat, TO get back
to Englsnd from the East Indies, where
she was at last adVices.
1t is notnoW probable that the trial Of JEFF
Davis will take place until September
The Supreme court of the District of 90.
Iumbia in which the indictment was found,
will adjourn toHmorrow, and there is at
present no prospect of special term OF
the Court during the summer.
"A poruou OF Ine AlaDamR -QeIeRRt10n
were at the White House again to-day.
Msssrs. Davis, Bradley and Bib, are re.
ported by loyal Alsbsmians, to be rebels OF
the most malignant type, who are, now that
the rebellion is suppressed, endesYoriug to
get sonrol of the recoustruction move
meut. Messrs. Moore, Parsons and Tibbs,
have been regarded as favorable to the
Union, but open to suspicion for their aa-
sociations with the secession element 10
this delegation. When they came here
their intention was to recommend Colonel
seybold, rank rebel, for Provisional Gov
ernor, but this idea was abandoned after
they reached here and they now recon
mend Mr.. Parsons, he is opposed by the
loyal men of Alabama, who have recon
mended Vim d Smith. Uufon man, who
was forcei to abandon the State in 1862
on account of his Uoion sentiments. He
has been an active promoter of the Union
cause and was instrumental in raising
the first Aisbama cavalry regiment, which
has rendered good service during the war.
Should the delegation now here. succeed in
obtaioing control of the State, the fighting
loyalists .say that it will not be safe for
them TO return to Alabama ur