The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


break away from Stevens disastrous lead He
and his advocates of the Star Chamber cabal
look with anxiety to tho result of the election
in New Hampshire, in order 10 carry it in
their interest. They have contrived to get
the powerful aid of the government in all its
departments except the navy. The President
must know this now.
An order, dated yesterday, has been issued
from the Navy Department establishing q
quarantine upon vessels arriving in ports
south of Maryland from places where cholera
exists.
1t is understood that the Secretary of the
Treasury is hard down upon tie commissioner
of the currency. U @ 81 q sr d p. o.
Z A military board is about to decide upon
the expediency Of having an artillery school
at Fort Monroe. t.,, KS :. 5rssl .,i..-.sI ri
The receipts at the Treasury for the last
quarter of last year were thirty-nine millions
for customs, eighty-two millions for internal
revenue, and eighteen millions miscellaneous.
Nep York, March 12.-The steamer New
York from Aspinwall on the 4th instant, with
81, 425, 900 in treasure, arrived at this port at
four o'clock this afternoon. -n tsoqiaD
The steamer Uncle Sam, which was refused
clearance until bonds were given, was still
further detained until the protest Of her own
ers against giving bonds was withdrawn, and
a promise exacted thar the Panama authori-
ties should in 10 way be held responsible for
such detention. abess s',gn,gs8.
The steamer Suwanee arrived at Panama
on the 28th, and was to sail on the 9th inst. .,
for Callao - .ss-.-t+, .-.+..
An arrival from Pumaco reports the new
gold mines there as extremy rich. Il.
All is quiet in Central America.
The dates from Chill are to February 18th
Only three vessels of the Spanish squadron
were on blockade duty off Valparaiso, the re-
mainder having left for parts unknown.
The foreign consuls at Valparaiso had pro-
tested against the Spanish commanders order
prohibiting the export Of coal from Chilian
ports. nv a kH4n% E5lIE. IS .
monetary crisis vas impending in Linn
and Calao. The Bank of La Provideneia has
suspended. a2.t sHt - ~ s fs
The total loss Of, the Peruvian war steamers
Loa and Amazonas is confirmed.
The declaration of war against Spain by
Ecuador is confirmed, and an alliance had been
entered into with Peru and Chilli
Ne,o York, March 1S.-It is said here that
it has been reliably ascertained that the mill
tary excitement going on in Canada is the re-
suit of direct special commands from the
Grown of Great Britain for the purpose of
diverting the Fenian Brotherhood from Ire
land as the grand objective, and to precipitate
the union of the provinces, with Prince Alfred
on an American throne.
The agents of England are now here with
gold to carry out this plan, but they have
been foiled by the detective system of the
Fenian Brotherhood, which ramifies society in
this country even to the stables of Sir Edwin
Bruce at Washington and the Governor Cen
eral of Canada. 81 ..s. ~.
Further particulars of these astounding de-
velopments will be given to the public. The
bearer of the dispatches from the Queen of
England, and who carried the orders above
referred to, is Fenian, and is now in New
York. @ fEia
Belfast, Me-, March 12-Hon. Nehemiah
Abbott was reelected Mayor to-day without
opposition.
At Biddeford. Charles A. Shaw, Dem was
reelected Mayor. ..
At Bangor, Me-, A. G.. Wakefield (Rep.)
was elected Mayor without opposition
augusta, Me-, March 12.-Sylvanus Cald-
well, (Union,) was elected Mayor to-day with
out opposition.
Portland, March 13.-The steamer Hiber-
man has arrived, with dates to March I'd.
Cotton has advanced at Liverpool s(04d on
the week. Sales of the week76, 900 bales; sales
on Friday 10000 bales; the market closing
quiet but steady; middling Orleans Ibid.
Consols closed at 865@87. U. S. 5-20s
closed at 70a $50 .s.s 8gre 5a
Concord, N. H., March 10, 100 p. M.-The
returns of the election ia this State to-day,
from large number of towns, indicate that
Governor Smith, republican, is reelected by
from to 5000 majority. The republican ma
jority in the Legislature will be very large.
[Second Dispatch, 9 P. M. The aggregate
vote to-day considerably exceeds that of last
year. Returns from So towns give Smith, re-
publican, for Governor, 1890, and Sinclair,
democrat 1900. The returns, thus far, ind-
cate majority Of more than 5000 for Smith.
The republicans have carried all the five coun-
cilmen, nine of the twelve Senators, and will
have about one hundred majority in the House.
Washington, March 13-An order has been
issued by General Grant for the permanent
artillery board to be organized and to assem-
BILE at Washington, April I'd next to prepare
and submit plan for an artillery school at
Fort Monroe, and for instruction at posts. 5T
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