The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-18
BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 18th of February.

HAeoI ueules the truth OF the
stories of the landing of ship loads o.
Fenians at Valentia. 1t is admitted
that there is serious revolt at and near
Killarney. The telegraph wires neal
Valentia were destroyed for long dis.
tance, and riot and pillage were ram.
pant. A coast-guard policeman was
killed.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-About eight hun.
dred Fenians, commanded by Colonel
O'Connor, have retreated to the hills
near Killarney. British troops have
been posted at Mallow Junction, in
the county of Cork, commanding the
hill district. The excitement in the
neighborhood is intense. Many are
Precipitately leaving. An ex-United
States Captain has been arrested at
Killarney on suspicion of being a Fe-
MAN. A large number of marines at
Plymouth were ordered to proceed to
Ireland Immediately.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-noon-The tele-
graph wires in the insurrectionary dis
tricts of Ireland have been cut in all
directions, and meagre news received
; from that quarter. It is supposed by
authorities for prudential reasons.
Alarge Fenian party has been sur
rounded by the National troops in
Toomies wood. The chances for escape
look exceedingly small.
The band of 500 which retreated to
the hills near Killarney, is still at large.
The uprising is this far confined to
Kerry and Cork counties, and it is not
believed the trouble will spread further.
PARIS, Feb. 15.-The army organiza-
ton plan of Napoleon is rapidly breed
ing distrust.
FLORENCE, Feb. 15.-The ministry
question is partly settled. Rieozoli is
to remain Home Minister.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Dispatches from
Athens state that affairs in Crete are
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15-Noon.-The Man
chester market for goods and yarns is
inactive, and prices tending down.
Breadstuffs quiet and firm. Mixed
western corn 39s Sd. Provisions firm.
Lard advanced to sos Cd, for American.
Produce very firm. Petroleum Is Cd
for refined, and 1Od per gallon for
spirits. Resin 0s Sd for common. Lin
seed oil considerably advanced; quoted
at SIS. Linseed cakes 1O5s per ton.
Iron 54s for stock pigs.
LONDON, Feb. Is. -Noon.-Consols
80; Erie Se1<; 5-2O's 7S1<; Illinois Cen
trail 7s1<, ex. div.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-The Car has writ
rem note, in which he objects to the
rising of the Servians against the Turk
ish governments.
1t was stated to Parliament. to-day
that Col. Horsford's force was alto
gether too small to follow the armed
band of Eenians in the Toomies woods,
but the Colonel had already hopes of
surrounding the insurgents and pre-
venting their escape. The authorities
in Ireland have assured the British
government that the present rising is
totally stopped.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Emperor Napo-
leon, in his speech before the Corps
Legislatif, on the assembling of that
body, said that great events have ham
pened in Europe, ALMOST fulfilling the
great Napoleon's idea to unite all the
great homogeneous nations hitherto
separated, and which is the only posi-
Bile balance of power in Europe. The
German and Italian events have paved
the way to it: Their success
aloof and helped the peace
which Prussia and Italy made without
dismemberment. Austria and France
were just and neutral. In another part
of the globe we have been obliged to
employ force to redress legitimate
grievances, and we have endeavored to
raise an ancient empire. The happy
results at first obtained were compro-
missed by an inauspicious concurrence
of circumstances. The guiding idea of
the Mexican expedition was an ele-
waited one, to regenerate a people and
implant among them ideas of order and
progress, to open vast outlets to our
commerce, and leave the recognition OF
services rendered to civilization to
work our path. Such was my desire
and yours, but as soon as the extent of
our sacrifices appeared to me TO exceed
the interests which had called us across
the ocean, spontaneously determined
upon the recall of our army corps, that
the Government of the United States
might comprehend that their want of
) Cancellation had embittered relations
which, for the welfare of both coun-
tries, should remain friendly.
The Emperor then proceeds to saw
that the great powers ought to act in
concert, to satisfy the Christians, pro-
tect the Porte. and to prevent
I
September has been executed, where
by the Government of the Pope has
been placed in new phase, and he is
sustained by his, our strength, and the
generation of the great powers for the
head of the church. Europe will sus-
tain his temporal power against dema-
gogues. Our relations with England
are estimate and both the powers agree
on all the great questions. The perpet-
uation of Austria is necessary to the
balance OF power.
The Emperor says he is certain the
peace of the world is not to be disturb
ed; is sure of the present; confident of
the future; have fulfilled your wishes
in regard to the developement of our in
stitutions on a liberal scale. France
will use her new rights wisely. She is
respected abroad. But in the condtins
of war being changed she must increase
her defences. The army bill has been
so drawn as to Tighten the burden in
times of peace and increase the resource
es in time of war. Our neighbors as
sumo far heavier burdens. Let us ever
keep our flag high as the best means of
preserving peace.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-THE out break
at Killarney has come to an end, and
the bands of insurgents have disap-
peared.
One hundred and forty Fenians have
been arrested and are now in Jail.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE budget present.
ed in the Chambers yesterday by
Minister of Finance, gives a very favor
able report of the condition of the
finances. Rents have consequently re-
covered from their recent depression
and advanced.
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