The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-11
BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 10th of March.


LIVERPOOL, March 9.-Friday Noon,
Cotton dull and heavy, with down.
ward tendency middling uplands at
1875; Orleans at 1885. Breadstuffs Quiet,
Oats at IS. I'd. American provisions
firm; lard at sos. Cd. Manchester adj
vices unfavorable, dull and heavy.
LIVERPOOL, March 9.-Fridav Evan
tng.-cotton closes easier. Breadstuffs
steady. Corn at SIS. sd.@s7s. Sd. for
mixed western. Provisions steady and
prices firm.
LONDON, March e.-Friday Evening.
-Consols at eOsl; q. S. sos at 7ss!;
Illinois Central, III; Erie, So.
LONDON, March 9.-Cyrus w, Field
hasconsummated the purpose for which
chiefly he came hither a few weeks ago,
by contracting for a submarine cable
from Placentia, New Foundland, to
Sydney, Cape Breton.
LONDON, March 9-Noon.-It is re-
ported from Ireland to-day that tran
guilty is restored throughout the pro-
vince of Munster, and that there has
been no recent disturbance In the coun-
ty OF Kerry, the scene of the abortive
outbreak of last month.
DUBLIN, March IA dispatch from
Waterford states that the GauItz Noun
tains, on the borders of Tipperary, the
Inhabitants of which are disaffected
and strongly disposed to help them.
LONDON, March 9-P. M.-Omcial
dispatches received from Ireland say
that loads of arms were discovered and
seized by the military, and that this
fact seems to confirm the reports that
the rising OF the Irish failed to be gem
eral. 81
LONDON, March 9-P. M.-The re-or-
grnization of the Derby government
has been completed. The Duke OF
Marlborough becomes Lord President
Of Privy Council in place OF Duke
Buckingham, appointed Colonial Sec
rotary, and Duke of Richmond will
take the Chair at the Head of the Board
Of Trade. - 3
LONDON. March 9-Evening.-Dis-
patches from Dublin state that small
bands Of Fenians are patrolling the
counties of Cork, Waterford, Tipperary
and Limerick, pressing the people into
ranks and committing robberies every
where. .
The taverns in the City of Cork are
TO be closed every evening at dusk.
Stevens is still in Paris.
LONDON, March 9-Noon.-Consols,
9O1<; sos, 743z Illinois Central, 77A ;
Erie, s614.
LONDON, March g Evening.-The
funeral of Artemus Ward, Charles f.
Browne, took place to-day. His re-
mains were buried in Kensal Green,
and was followed to the grave by a
great number of friends.
DUBLIN, Sunday, March 1O.-The
band OF Fenians. which was previous
ly reported to have taken possession OF
the barracks at Kilteel, Kildore, have
been dispersed by troops.
The insurgents made an attack on the
Barracks at Mount Mellik, at the foot
of Sleivebloom Mountain, and were re-
pulsed. Two of the attacking parties
were shot.
The rebels are said to have ASSEMBLE
ed TO the number of 5000 in the neigh
borhood of Abenlais Abbey Laix, in
Queens county. Troops have been sent
out to disperse them.
PARIS, March 1O-sunday.-The Mon
iteur states that by this time all the
French troops must have left Mexico,
and that the departure of Emperor
Macmillan from Vera Cruz was to
have taken place on the sth of March.
FLoRRSCE, March lO-sunday.-An
attempt was made to assassinate the
King of Italy near Milan, whichIfailed.
ATHENS, March 1O-Sunday.-A ter
rible earthquake has taken place in the
Island of Mytelene. All the habita-
tions are in ruins and hundreds of lives
have been lost.