The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-31
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 10Th OF December.

morning. Inc NeSta arrlNeq VI o'SO
this morning.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 26.-General Miller,
for several years connected with the
Feniau organization, publicly denoun-
ces Stephens as humbug and cheat,
and warns his countrymen against
him.
LONDON. Dec. 26.-The yacht Henri
eta made the trip, calculating the dis
lance between London and New York,
time, in 10 days, % hours, 50 minutes;
beating Fleetwing hours, 10 minutes,
and vesta hours, As. The members
of the Royal yacht squadron will give
the yacht men formal reception. This
race and its quick time is creating a
sensation in France and England.
LONDON, Dec. %. The friends of
Gordon, executed at Jamaica, by order
of Governor Frye, have brought the
matter into court, which will now de-
termine his responsibility therefor.
TRIsTE, Dec. 25.-The Turks are re-
ported as having been again defeated
with heavy loss by the Candi4 Insur-
geants.
MADRID, Dec. 25.-The Queen is I'M
able to form a ministry possessing con-
fdence in either party. a dissolution
of the Cortes is limited at.
BERLIN, Friday, Dec. 2s.-The King
of Hanover has finally absolved all Of
ficers of the late army from their al
legiance.
CowEs, Dec. 26.-The Henrietta lost
sight OF the Fleetwing and Vesta the
night after leaving New York, and
kept on in the regular steamer track,
the Fleetwing going north and theVesta
south. The Henrietta for the first
seven days had cold and rough weather
rain, hail and snow. The Fleetwing
had rough passage and lost over
board Acting Captains Nichols and
Wood and Seamen Kelly and Nelson.
The Vesta reports that nothing occurred
ofimportance. Earl Milton sent a con-
gratulatory letter to the yachts men.
The news of their arrival was sent i'm
mediately to the Queen by her special
request. The Board of Admiralty or
dered every facility to be given them
by officers on duty in the English
Channel.
Bennett declared himself ready to &C.
cept challenge from any yacht in Eu-
rope. The banquet to yachtmen talked
of in Paris comes of on Saturday.
There is a great banquet here to-day to
yachtmen. One hundred of the elite of
the town are present.
PARIS, Saturday, Dec. The French
iron clad fleet is expected to leave Cher
burg to-day from Vera Cruz.
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. 29.-It is of
ficially announced that Parliament
meets February 5th.
DUBLIN, Saturday, Dec. 29.-Affairs
in Ireland are generally quiet. Two
regiments now here will soon leave for
England.
PARIS, Thursday, Dec. 27.-The Coun-
Gil of State is said to be divided upon
the new army scheme. There are ru-
mors of the probable retirement of
some members.
BERLIN Dec. q, ~ a. Man official
edict restoring Prussian Holland to her
right under the Prussian crown, is pub
lished to-day.
1t is reported on authority of some
official newspaper, that Austria medi-
tates the invasion of Turkey.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The report is re-
vived that the Christian powers will in
tervene in the affairs of the Christian
subjects of Turkey. The Times edito-
rally states that the chance of a COLI
sion grows smaller daily, though in
case of trouble England ia disposed to
let events take their course.
FLORENCE, Dec. 2s-Evening.-Tbe
Italian government has demanded in
demnity from the Porte for firing into
an Italian steamer by Turkish man.
of-war of Gambia.
MADRID, Dec. 2s-Friday Evening
1t is stated that the Spanish Cortez will
soon be dissolved.
PARIS, Dec. 2s-Friday Evening
Advices from Corea state that the
French troops had captured the citv
and Qualifications at Kong Hun.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 28-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed easier, rates UNCHANGED
Middling upland Is. Breadstufs very
firm.
LIVERPOOL, STANDARDIZATION firm
eri sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
quieti prices firm. Provisions un-
changed.
LONDON, Saturday 29.-oueen victo-
ria extended an invitation to the own
ers and masters of the Henrietta. vesta
and Fleetwing to visit Palace Osborne.
Isle of Wright.
LONDON, Saturday Dec. 29.-It is off,
cially announced that the great no,or.
Will not interfere in the Turco- Greek
question for the present, but the state
ment is also made that Lord Lyons has
been instructed to caution Greece
against any further acts of hostility
against Turkey.
PARIS, Dec. 2s.-AIaximilian has or
dered his letters sent to Mexico and not
Gibraltar. 49, ~
BERLIN, Dec. 2s.-The Prussian an
thorittes still continue the arrests of in
tended emigrants.
DUBLIN, Dec. %, P. Man election
mot occurred in Durgannan. The mil
itary was called out. One man was
Killed in cavalry charge on the riot
ers. Quiet hes been restored.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. %. P. M-Ths
Porte has addressed circular letter to
Inc great powers, complaining of the
%ar-lke acts of Greece, in. affairs in
Gambia, and asserting a determination
70 break OF diplomatic relations with