The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-23
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Arrest of Bank Robbers.
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General News Items.
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New YORK, Jan. 22--The WORLDS
special says: Information has been re-
ceived that on December 9Th, Juarez
fled from Chihuahua with seventy-hye
men, previously levying $4,000 on the
town. The Imperialists entered the
place without resistance.
There seems to be no doubt that by
the last steamer from Europe the State
Department received positive 1ntorma-
ton from Paris that the French troops
will be Withdrawn within stated and
early period.
Two men, named David Leheff and
George Boyce have been arrested ana
Identified as the robbers of the meSsen-
ger of the Farmers and National BANK
of Williamsburg, i. l., on Friday. NO
clue 10 the money has been diseeXe5 1stl
ON Saturday afternoon, Hugh Smelly,
a f1agman in the employ Of the Harlem
Railroad company, was killed by
passing train of cars in the tunnel at
92d street.
The Herald's Toronto correspondent
states that the reason for postponement
of the meeting of Parliament till May
next is the fear that Fenian invasion
may be made during the winter. The
provincial Fenians, though in favor of
O'Mahoney, are not opposed to invasion
by Gen. Sweeney during the winter
One night last week word was sent over
by discharged volunteers at Ogdens-
DuTRl, L0dI EeulhAS "OAC
The garrison at Fort Wellington turn
ed out to receive them, when the ex-
volunteers fired several shots, and the
garrison, it is stated, behaved very bad
". The volunteers then returned sat
isfied with their sport.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe cor
respondent says the removal of Lieut..
Col. Baylor from the ordnance depart
ment at Fortress Monroe, by the Score
tarv of War, is attributed to the fact OF
his employment of SO many eS-rebel
soldiers. It is believed his explanations
will be satisfactory.
IT is stated that great injustice has
been done to several individuals by Pc
remptory order removing all Southern
ers from Fortress Monroe, as they had
been Union soldisrs.
Strong efforts are being made at the
Fortress for the erection of a monument
to six thousand federal soldiers buried
in that vicinity.
street fire on Saturday night, Will
amount to S640, 600. a fireman and cit
izen were seriously injured by falling
walls. 1t is impossible to ascertain the
amount of insurance on the burned pro-
The Herald's Washington special
The French minister has made de-
mand on the State department for in
formation in relation to the recent cap
ture of Bagdad, Mexico, by Yankee hl1-
busters. Up to Saturday night no ON,
ciaI Information relating thereto hao
been received at the department. In
structions were transmitted to General
Sheridan, Immediately on receipt OF IN
tellinence of the affair, requiring him to
make a thorough Investigation and
punish the offendersq .F..
Several prominent French sthcers
Inv
in Mexico, passed through the capital
Yesterday on their way to France, and
give flattering accounts of Imperial
prospects, without giving any specihc
details. sts,
The San Francisco correspondent rep
resents the operations of the Mexican
Republicans in the northwestern sec
ton oftheir country as still carried on
with great perseverance and energy.
General Dragon, commander OF the
department of Jalisco, who was some
time ago in this city, was about to leave
San Francisco in the beginning of this
month for Guadalaiara, the capitol of
his State, having the authority and
means to raise there force to take the
field against the Imperialists.
Gen. AlYariz was still encamped near
Ocapulco, and had possession OF all the
surroundi ng country and was keeping
such a close watch on the Imperial
EfOODS LhO GOWAA1
of them dared to venture outside of 1t
on land, and all their supplies had to
come to them by sea from distance
The entire country from Acapulco 10
within a short distance of the city OF
Mexico, is said to be in possession OF
the Republicans.
Late Mexican papers publish protests
of soldiers of the Belgian legion, in
Maximillian's service, made prisoners
by the Repu blicans, against the Enper-
of's order, decreeing the death OF all
Republican prisoners, and particularly
against one case of It's barbarons execu-
ton by Col. Mendiz, one of the Impe-
rial officers. who caused to be shot inn
mediately number of Republicans
whom he captured. One of these pro-
tests is addressed to Maximlllian, and
the other to the representatives OF the
Belgian nation. The protestants say
they did not come to Mexico to light
to a princess of their country, Carlotta,
and that having been forced into active
service, their lives are now in placed in
.feopardy by the execution of the barba-
rous Imperial decree, they being liable
to suffer If the Republicans should re-
taliate.
The Worlds Berlin correspondent
reports the prevalence of a panic In the
Prussian capital-as second only to that
caused by the appearance or the ehole-
"a. The hIicherinns disease, a new and
horrible malady, is spreading through
Prussia. and Of those attacked by 1t at
least twenty-five per cent die horrible
death. Surgeons trace the origin OF it
to a species OF worm that attacks pigs,
and as the Germans are essentially
pork eating people, prepare their 1000
only partially cooked, the new scourge
has utterly disarranged their habits,
and caused feeling of intense alarm
to pervade all classes.
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