The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-21


NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-The following
is additional news by the steamer Mo-
SPAIN AND Cn1L1-The London
Times publishes translation of a let
ter from the late Admiral Paraja, writ
ten Just before his suicide, to u friendin
Europe. 1t shows that he was over
whelmed with the idea of having in
tlicted the calamity of war in two FAM
lily nations. He says: this letter will
convey to you news of my death. The
errors of Judgment and not of will with
which have unfortunately misguided
the government of my Queen, cannot
have any other eXpiation. 1 have been
unjust and prejudiced against Fariro;
request him to pardon me. He did not
know this republic better than anybody
else, and his advice and proceedings
were even safe and sound. 1t is the in
terest of our country to embrace the
first moment to make peace with Ch1li.
A telegram from Rotterdam says:
The Gillian privateer Independence
remained at Temenz, closely watchedlby
a Dutch frigate.
In the Spanish Senate during debate
on an address in response to the Queens
speech, the Minister of State said that
the recognition of Italy by Spain had
no Significance beyond the renewal of
diplomatic intercourse between the two
countries. An amendment which had
been proposed. regretting the recogni-
ton Of the Italian Kingdom, was re-
jected by 100 against IS votes.
FRANCE.-The Corps Legislatif, by
vote of 15S to So, resolved that the pro-
posals of the Minister of France rela-
tive to the augmentation of the sinking
fund, should be referred to the commit
tee on the budget.
A public meeting recently held at
To
duchies, had given rise to a correspond
ence between the two great German
powers. Austria expressed her decided
disapproval of the proceedings of the
meeting.
The following summary was despatch
ed by the City of Baltimore:
Queen Victoria opened Parliament on
the 9th. The speech expressed satistac-
ton at the successful termination of the
American war and the abolition of
slavery, and says that the correspond
ence relative to the rebel cruisers Will
be laid before Parliament.
The Queen announced the approach
ing marriage of Princess Helena.
Her Majesty says that the foreign re-
lations are all satisfactory, and the
recent meeting of the English. and
French fleets tended to confirm tho ex-
listing friendship.
Tho treaties with Austria and Japan
are referred to with satisfaction. The
deplorable events in Jamaica are re-
ferred to with regret, and the measures
taken in the matter are detailed.
The proceedings still in progress in
British North America for confedera-
ton are watched with intense interest
and great Importance is attached. Great
concern is expressed for the cattle
plague, and deep sympathy for the suf-
M E,a,,;o,, ,ons,,jroc1, 10 ,.afarrad IN
as in advance alike to authority, pro-
priety and religion. The authority of
law has been firmly and impartially
vindicated, and reference is then made
to sundry local measures, including one
in reform.
Lord De Grey succeeds Sir G. Wood
as Secretary of Indin. and MARQUIS Oar
lington succeeds De Grey in the War
Department. ~
The address of the French Senate in
reply to the Emperor's speech, eX-
presses satisfaction that the mission of
French troops to Mexico approaches
completion, and says the firm commu-
nication made by the Emperor to the
United States, has demonstrated that
naughty and menacing Language will
not cause France to withdraw; France
is accustomed to move only at her own
time, but she nevertheless wishes to re-
member ancient friendship with Ameri-
ca; what is asked of the United States
is neutrality and observance of interna-
tional law.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The Times city ar
ticle says the discount market is with
out alteration. In the stock exchange
market money was in rather better
supply yesterday, at 61S97 per cent.
on the closing of the special commits
sion for the Fenian trials at Dublin
the Judges highly eulogized the pro-
nnnIfnnc (L0tnnR nn6 other inf0fS
claimed that the whole course adopted
had been marked with moderation and
Justice, and would be fully approved
by the country.
Three soldiers and seven civilians had
been arrested at Counemara; charged
with Fenianism.
The Spanish Governor of Cad1z had
been notified by telegraph by the span
ish Minister at London that the YesSel
which had left Mersey under the Peru
Wan flag was destined for Rrerahurlng
against Spain under the Chilian nag.
other vessels were being fitted out on
the Clyde with similar object.
In the Spanish chamber Oh oePutles
an amendment 70 azores i IN repo s.s..o ~
the queens speeca naI gee siitsarSIt;e5,
that increasing re't; ~
would cause the u Li',sss;ItIre ~
manufactures, as 1t 1S imposslole 70
raise the taxes Whlch are aiFe aug, w w
heavy. A reaucIl0n must LI,I pe AiaNe VI
three hundred mlilonS Ienis' ,,I,
RUSs1A'-LengIny ueLills aLe Rsv.a,,
l1shed OF great ehLerI'i ~ ISM ~.
on the l9th OF January 70 osn' ',,ts;i1
the American - oy,n,.
travelling IN me inferior He py ens cofp0A-
alton and mercna il OF 1 neFst: T,t..t
LIVERPOOL, rep. s.-neIy o.ta1.SS.,z
In the House OF Sou!nous1 yeSOsEu"y