The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-10

HALIFAX, Jan. 9th.-The steamer Can
ada. from liverpool On The sd, via
Queenstown the24th, has arrived. Her
dates are two days later.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2Sd.-The evening
Stock Exchange and all the markets
are closed, this being ChTistmas time.
The scortespondence Between Mr..
Adams and Earl Clarendon, WAS pub
lished to-day. 1t Is 6yoluminous, and
occupies eight columns of the London
Times Included in the correspoudenee
Is the suggestion OF Mr.. Adams, that
when the Shenandoah arrived In Liver
pool, the British government should
take some action against her crew.
Earl Clarendon replies that there was
nothing to justify any action unless
against such of the crew as might be
British subjects, and he says that the
Naval officers at liverpool were fully
satisfied that the crew are all foreigners
and that there are none known TO be
British subjects on boardA Wv y ~
The Fenianp Brother, named Barr,
convicted at Dublin, has been removed
to the Dartmoor prison.
The following shows the closing tone
of the markets ON Friday:
Manchester market hrmer for goods
and yarns, with an advancing tendon
cy. Liverpool breadstuts ,hats proyf-
sions quiet and steady; bacon stil de-
LoNDoN, Dec -consols closed lat
s79SaS7x for money. United States
20S 661Sa66sz. Illinois Central shares
sassy. Erie shares 5SI1a5SA. a
The London Globe highly eulogizes
Gen. Grants official report and says 1t
is a very able, clear and strivingly
modest document, frankly admitting
failures and losses, and doing full JUS
tice to his opponents. -
At Cork on the 21st u1t., Charles Un-
derwood O'Connell was found guilty of
treason aud felony, and he was SEN
fenced tor ten years penal servitude.
O'Connell made an eloquent speech, and
after being sentenced expressed the
earnest hope that there would bean exc
change of prisoners before his sentence
expired. - Iit-a - ~ ssSist
GREAT BRTA1N.-Fu Further diplomatic
correspondents between Mr.. Adams
and the British Foreign Secretary is
published respecting the Sea King or
Shenandoah. Under date of Novem-
Der 21st, Mr.. Adams says he is instruct
ed to state that the proposition. of Her
Maiesty's Governments for creating a
joint committee is respectfully de-
clined. On December I'd Earl Ctaren-
Majesty's Government consider that no
advantage can result from prolonging
the controversy of which the topics are
fully exhausted, but which might pos
sfbIy, If continued, introduce ceremony
into the relation of England and the
United States. Earl Clarendon per-
sfsts, however, in asserting that Eng
land has never deYiated from her duties
as a neutral power, and he declares how
strongly Her Majesty's Government
and the people OF England desire to be
in close friendship with the United
States neutrality. This correspondents
leaves the question of American claims
in England suspended. ,5 SD =
The steamer 1bex, belonging to Cork,
was wrecked near that port, and about
twenty lives We're lost
The Times has her editorial on Secre-
tary McCulloch's report, which it says
is singularly able. - ,,4-F4s -.,te.,
The Times thinks there are strong
reasons to determine Congress against
extending the existing exemption of
federal bonds from local taxation.
The trial of Collinghan Holmes Ore
ordan, late captain in the federal army,
resulted in a verdict of acquittal. The
court on the 22d adjourned till the 9th.
Perfect tranquility prevailed at Cork.
The Paris Patriot says that France
and England have not offered media
ton to Spain in the Chilian question.
The weekly returns of the Bank of
France show an increase in bullion of
over thirteen and half millions.
1t is confirmed that the French Gov
eminent resolves to withdraw from the
extradition treaty with England. The
treaty expires in June next. =
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