The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-29
The Fenians Still Move.


Washington special says Admiral Far
ragut has received a report from the
commander of the West India squad
ron, stating that six large French trans
port vessels had put in at Havana, on
their way to Vera Cruz. The transports
were empty, and 1t is believed that they
were intended to carry back troops
from Mexico to France.
The Times Washington special says
Mai. Genl Sherman entered the Senate
Chamber in company with his orother,
Senator Sherman, this evening, Whlle
the Senate was in session. Immediate
" a general buzz and hum of suppress
ed voices broke forth among the nu-
merous auditors in the galleries, and
there was q rush to get in favorable po-
sitions for a good view OF the military
hero. The Senators, one by one, APP
preached the General and warmly
shook him by the hand. For time he
was surrounded by admiring friends,
and the business of the Senate was al
most suspended during his reception
Cent Sherman came here on Official
business, and 1t is said VIII remain for
the ensuing next week with Gems Sher-
idan, Mead and Thomas, all OF whom
are ordered here to form a military
convention of officers in their several
departments. 49,.
ment show that from March, 1868, to
August, 1865, abandoned and captured
co!eo 1 70 70 tt. 1iHS,r,',S ont r., the valley
ss ~ ~. s;.s;ss;nni or this amount
90 500 an0 900 Isa1,a haan Maid into the de-
partment, the remainder having been
transferred to the original owners OF
S.1',.UnI,ariv SeiZed For the fiscal wear
tiai HE I,;,,e eNth 1884. the mint and
SiIuiS 49, ~ the limited States
t..tN,i eo9o 100 40 80 In cold silver and
oottISar
Rtt's, IIl-;t,,,1afs snacial saws. Intelli-
cancs has reached The commissioners OF
gen.ce nus 81 az +ransfar Of a 1srge share
20 snnnooIino oneretions on the st.
Ta,,ranes 10 rlitferent points on the
bnn1Snrv line between tfle British pro-
.';,s.ia. = "a nacotah THE
bns taken the necessary precautions for
the snnnression of this illegal traffic in
that dfrection.
The case of Mrs. Cobb, a pardon brok-
t;nne,d t6-dav- There was considerable
sra,I n1ent as 10 the atlmissibility of tes-
1;,t9o,1S yelative to the character of the
niaint}tf Int no evidence of interest or
imnortance was elected. -,
Tltha editors of the National Police
c.ezette having published in their last
issna ~ that paper an editorial dis
III ba1 IvithJrawn his suit against
~. ns0 EEstseii and McReller.
PoI;ce officar Shellpes. of the 2sth pre-
,;nct Was an dntv in Carmfne street,
vestarriav mornfIip, when a man dress
81 in NnoIice nnifoFm came to him and
told him mat he had been detailed to
arrest a counterfeiter, and that the as
s;etance AZ the policeman would be re-
on;rad Shortly after the porter of the
Green witch Savings Bank, named Thos.
0nifn. came by with g tin box under
his arm containing 900 in money,
- 10 xvas, at once arrested, making a
"i;S-ht reSistance. The bogus officer
snsnned n pair of handouts ON Quinn's
.r.iafs and bafle the regular policeman
- toira him III the station house, while
H. ,1rScaadef To headouarters to report
tho arrest This was done, the strange
MON making his escape with the box
and contents. E M. fo.e.
IN" tTha Trihnne's washington special
COWS. :. r.. sos - sl
Gentleman. inst arrived here from
f,t,a r1eston ssvs that in consequence of
~ 80 orI,aI and onnressiya legislation
ar.o;nst tha freedmen enacted by the
S9nth Carolina Legislature, General
sSSSisia 1.osS IIaa,, com neIIefl To issue a
StontSs 5;ao1 orjar annnIlinrg ali such
tive iT1strnments.
frt,a LanchaataI. Guardian. of the 18th
,,,.,t sovs. ~ =, f53'lG r
Onr TjyarnnoI CORRESPONDENT Inns re-
j,oiyad inforTnation from some source,
SEst;ot he assIIres ms Is strictly true,
however absurd and improbable the
Ta,ts nav annear. The purport of the
dosa,,1nnnnication is. that in Liverpool,
s.,h;ch has aIwavs been one of the great
o.1,tres IF Fenianism. and where the
oI,;af Ine1nhars have had active means
~ com nnI1nicatiori with other towns In
T,GIanFI Ireland and Scotland. as well
- syitJ,S A rnerica. the movement is as
s-;oorons "a ever OF course, the pro-
..sSjinSs of the brotherhood are now
tfaY hafore the recent trials and arrests.
naIaoates, meetings are constantly held
ot Tjvernool and attended by persons
rom different parts of the United King
dom and North America, but these
,,1aatines are never held twice in the
same Mace. in order to battle the police
and to prevent the suspicion of outsid-
ers. and TO put the spies and informers,
vfo iseem 10 be inseparable from an
irish conspiracy, on the wrong scent.
The COMMUNICATION with America is
now now more active than ever, but it is
now carried on by writing. Fenian
am bassadors now arrive at and leave
TiVerpooI TO and from American ports
weekly, and, as many of them are per-
sons Of good address, and even of edu-
cation, and as they always travel first
So far as our informant has been able
to learn the last move OF the Eenlan
body Is to appoint the notorious Meagn-
Will De remempereo, was the ielueE
Of the Irish brigade IN the recent amer M s
lean war. HIS plans are sald 70 De %
divide the Feniaa a arm army INTO TWO . aihs
Canada, and with the otner 70 JON IN! !ne