The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-02

INV YORK. Nov. 1.-The Emigra-
5 1ISn ACCOMPLISHMENTS met Yesterday
1ns STATISTICS showed the number Of
enlgra . landed during the past week
- - 3S9oS15 nl9klng the total landed
since January LIST ,202 no. 4 No I - :
Two cases Of cholera occurred In tho
city yesterday, one of which proved IA
The Herald's ottowa special of last
evening says: The Attorney General
returns tonight, and 3 cabinet Council
Will be held Tomorrow, to consider the
exciting questions in reference to the
execution OF the condemned Fenian
prisoners.
Prominent parties here denounce any
leniency, and say that II the Canadian
Government has not more back bono
than % pardon tho murdeFeFs OF their
Volunteers That they had better apply
Tor anneXation4 The Attorney General
will not sail for England on the nth of
November, as announced, owing to the
serious aspect of affairs,
The HeFald's kErieS special saws, the
Fenian excitement continues 10 run
high, and sessions OF their lodges are
held night and day. An order issued
by President Roberts looking to an
early invasion of Canada will shortly
be promulgated. The Organization Of
the Fenian regiment has been COM
menced, and Is progressing with Vigor.
A Herald special says Mrs, Major
9eper9ls Wopl Was struck with ip3ra4y-
BIS through her entire right side, yes
day, and 1t was thought the attack
would prove fatal.
The Herald's New Orleans special
says number OF radical Sont herners,
Including Cutter, the leading spirit OF
the Convention of the 10Th of July, have
left the city in expectation of riot to-
morrow. Gutter, in his report, states
that the e1-rebels contemplate a gem
eral massacre Of the Northern residents
tomorrow.
AllSaints Day will not be celebrated,
although the tombs Of the dead will be
ornamental by their friends.s-s5t- ~
+ A Washington special TO the Herald
says that the President has signified TO
Gen. Sheridan his approval of the spirit
OF his late execution order.
cAll OF the 7News-Y York clerks i'm the
Navy Depart are to receive two
days leave of absence to go home and
vote. Two-thirds of those who go are
reported to be Radicals.
"a EeavenwoTth special sAysg Two
men were; Killed by the EArrapahoes
near Fort Bufofd, Colorado, n miles
below Fort Hall.
There was severe snow storm be-
tween Denver and Salt Lake. The
snow was two feet Deep and in the
trains with grain for Holiday & Co. IS
Express Company 76 mules were frozen
to death. One hundred and sixteen
mules were recently stolen by Indians
ten miles east Of JuIesbpIs. fTFsEs
VIM. Anderson, residing at No. i73,
East 23d street, last night shot his wife
for criminal conduct with a grocer in
the neighborhoOd, named Whitfield.
Whitfield escaped and Anderson was
arrested. q iH'i'.5'i z - : ~.
Inc Tribune says: Mr.. "A. T. Stewart
has decided not 10 erect, the houses for
the poor on,sthe lands offered by a
wealthy citizen for that purpose. He
Will accept aid from no source, but will
himself prosecute the project to compile
ton at an expense RpproXimatlng
nearer five millions than one million
dollars. A well known and expert
architect of this city will be consulted,
and the noble work of providing homes
for the Industrious poor is TO be COM
meneed at an early day and prosecuted
with energy.
The Times Montreal special saws: A
remonstrance against confederation
addressed to Lord Carleton, Her Majes-
ty's Secretary ofState for the oOlOnials,
has been published here to-day. 1t Is
a document of great length, entering
very fully into the history of the
scheme, and is signed by about one.
third Of the mepbefs of P6rli6msnt. q
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