The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-19
Later Foreign News.
CONGRESSIONAL.
miscellaneous News.

Miscellaneous News.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Tribune's
Washington special says Mr.. Henry
Rives Pollard, of the Richmond Exam
liner, having invoked in vain the inter-
ference of the President in order TO Sc
cure the resembling of General Terry's
recent order suppressing his paper for
the expression of disloyal sentiments,
yesterday visited General Grant, before
whom he laid his grievances, and of
whom he asked permission to resume
the publication of his paper. General
Grant, after listening patiently to Pol
lard's representations quietly informed
him that he would receive any written
communications addressed to him from
Richmond, but that he could not at
present give his decision in the matter.
The suppression of the Examiner was
done in pursuance of the positive or
ders from General Grant, who announces
his intention of suppressing all news
papers in the South which have the au-
dacity to come out in similar bold de-
nunciations of the government.
A gentleman Just returned from R1ch-
mond reports that the military order
prohibiting the wearing of gray adorn-
ed with rebel buttons in that city is be-
ing strictly carried out. One of the
formidable pair of shears which are
brought into requisition whenever any
unreconstructed rebel in gilt buttons
makes his appearance in the streets.
The reported personal estrangement
of Mr.. Delano and Judge Spalding,
members of Congress from ONO, on
haccount of the speech recently made by
the former gentleman, is strenuously
denied by Mr.. Delano.
The Herald's Vera Cruz dispatches, to
the LIST inst, state that there was great
activity in French military affairs at
Vera Cruz, but not of a character to
indicate an early evacuation OF the
country by the Europeans. French
troops in large numbers were arriving
at Vera Cruz from the interior and en-
barking on transports. 1t was under
stood they were bound for the defense
of Tampico, which was seriously threat
ened by the Republicans, and it was
even intimated that they were lntenoed
for frontier service on this side OF the
Pouneo river, in order to be there in
readiness TO meet and check the adj
vance of the allies of the Liberals OF
Mexico and the United States. There
was a runlor that the 1mperialists had
already been compelled to surrender
| Tampico. Another account of severe
| defeat of the Republicans in the vicinity
OF that city comes to us by way of New
| Orleans. Large quantities of military
| stores were still arriving at Vera Cruz
| from France and were being sent into
the interior. An Imperial train, valued
at $3.50, 600, was recently captured by
\ the Republicans.
| THE report of the commission APP
\ pointed by General Weitzel to investi-
\ gate the Bagdad affair, shows conclu-
| sively that no United States army Off
i GERS were connected with The RAID, ana
/ General Crawford is charged with being
/ its instigator and director. The testi-
4 mony taken by the commission was
very extensive.
The Spanish naval steamers Cormen
and Isabella De Capoltca, which have
arrived in our harbor from Havana
within the past two days, are now, ~
ling off the Battery. They came mere
i with sealed orders, which are not to be
| onened until the vessels have received
| a thorough overhauling in this port
/ when IL ia supposed their officers will
| find themselves directed either to pro
coed to reinforce the Spanish squadron
off the Chilian Coast or to cruise in this
vicinity for the protection of Spanish
The Herald's special says thRt the
lfIiplomatic corps are indignant ovel
MI! Bancroft's Grafton, especially the
Austrian and British Ministers. Inc
latter retracted the acceptatlon OF the
dinner Invitation at the House Of n Con
gresham ms soon as ne hear1 Tue I'm Sln'
| nor. was given in honor of MIR. Ban
croft. The story that Mr.. Remero, the
Mexican Minister, was refused admis.
! sion to the Bancroft eulogy, and wenl
1 AWAY Indignant, is explained. MT
| Remero presented himself at the mnin
entrance to the hall shortly before the
| exercises commenced, when he dtscoV-
| o1-ed that, he had neglected to bring his
letter of invitation. The doorkeeper IN
chewing positive directions from the
committee could not admit him without
| the ticket. Remero appealed to Sena-
| for Foote, chairman of the committee
| who lust then approached tile door VIII
tho President on his arm. senator
| ROote could not attend to it then, anG
passed in. Mr.. Remero departed, AND
| die Senator who sought him after the
| President was seated, could not find
| him. The chairman of the committee
rieeply regrets the seeming discourtesy
TO the representative of Republican
commissioner Osborn decided yester-
/ day upon holding Susannah Adams for
\ trial on the charge of having been en-
| gagged in the issue of S14, 900 worth OF
| Counterfeit % cent notes, and she was
| committed in default of $500 bail. d
| THE Worlds special says: Acommu-
| nication will be sent to Congress on
Monday, by the Treasury Department,
| showing that from April LIST, 1855, to
February list, 1866, SIS, 600, 900 of all kind
| of taxes have been received from the
Southern States. 5s.s
The House Naval Committee left last
evening for Philadelphia for the pur-
pose of examining League Island as n
| site for a navy yard, in accordance with
the recommendation of the Secretary OF
the Navy. %
In response to an application recelv-
ed yesterday, Secretary McCulloch de-
cided that no general permit can be
granted to importers of hides, and that
before cargo can be removed from a
vessel, undoubtable evidence must be
produced that the hides have not been
taken from animals that have died from
the effects of the cattle scourge.
order From the secretary OF War.
wAsH1NeToN, Feb. 1.-THE issue of
national currency for the week ending
to-day, amounts to 81, 10, 600; the total
amount issued up to this date is Is $780,
OOO, 900.
An order has Just been issued by the
Secretary of War as follows: Depart
ment commander will detail regiment
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