The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09

L4T5S-gJ New York News. "a sET -
NEW York. Nov. is.4Braine, the al!
legged pirate of the Chesapeake, will be
arraigned to-day in the q. s. Court in
Brooklyn, but the trial will be- post
poned until friday; the 18th.
The Herald's Washington special
says:
Mexican Minister, sent a dispatch 70
President Juarez notifying him that
Hon. L. D. Campbell, the Minister to
Mexico, and Lieut.. General Sherman
would arrive at Vera Cruz within a
fortnight. - fLs F.N
Mr. Campbell Is expected here to-
night and await the arrival of General
here to- morrow; They win them have
an interview with the Presidents Gen.
Grant and the Secretary of War, and
receive final instructions.
The latest advices received by the
Government from Mexico are Of such
a nature as to lead to- the belief that
General Sherman will not be called
upon to exercise the, authority with
which he is vested, but his presence
there Z and objects Of its being
known will serve as ian = effectua1
check, it is thought, upon those
who might otherwise be disposed to re-
sist the presumption of the Govern
ment by Ptesldent Juare2. W
Gen. ]. 81. Simpson, of the United
States Army, President of the Board of
COMMISSIONER of the. Union Pacific
Rail- oads west from Omaha, has Just
submitted to the. Secretary, of the Ihtei
riOr the Commissioners report on the
eighth section of thirty miles of the
road extending from the 240th to the
27Oth mile'pOst.l The report represents
the road COMPLETED and eqnippediS a
first-class railroad and was yesterday
submitted by the Secretary of the Inte-
rior to the President, with. the recon-
and the bonds and patents for land due
the company be issued agreeably to
law, which at once received the appro-
vdl and order OF the President.
The Times Washington special says:
Those who expect Mr.. johnson to
change his conrse in view of the result
of the recent elections will be disapl
pointed. How'll leave the question to
the Southern people, and II thsy adopt
the amendment, he Will bow to The viii
of the people thus lawfully expressed
The Times special says: Gen. Sher
man received instructions last Sqtur-
day to forw6rd jnotlce TO Juhfez 0ffliej
intended sailing of party on the Sus-
quehanna, and that they would meet
the represen Hesf az the Mexican re-
public at Vera Cruz, or some other ac-
cessible point to be named by Juarez
hereafter 5GfiiIU{D so stiHII AZ
A Boston special to the Times says
Rettfns fromiall ths towns inithe State,
but 10 give Bullock for Governor g.
S94 majority. aIffoZ Testf
A special to the World from Mobile
says: DIR. Steele has announced him
sefFG Candidate Tor the United States
Senate from Florida, in opposition to
Governor Maron.
a large quantity of English iron, has
been received at PensacoIa. for the re-.
bqIlding pf the Pensaoola 8ailWay,I =
Drlsahs dHtces report that Gov.
Wells Is absent at Charleston.
The MississiPpi EeGislasure has adj
iourned tolmeet on thel2lst of January.
The health of Gov. Humphreys, who
has been seEiQpsly 'iHi i7laaid7to be Inn
proving. 4 1ff'FsD sslsstls s(l-I ,5Ie5tyTss ~
There was more activity in our cotton
market and prices advanced TO SO cents.
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