The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-03
FROM NEW YORK.
The Steamer Hibernisn : Emtgran'
stn,i.iies--Mr. Peahsdy1frem Ne
Lsnrmo-ssas ~ AusenicanNews.

burning or tue SUI nlociH.." and |
ming amounts to hundred t9Eon,an
dollars. Cue policeman ana ~ = miss.
were injured. and one hrsaJ .brongb
-. III. ,olicc,nan vas saved through
~. .,rnmentaIity of the coiored stew,,
sa rho threw him overheard. anu
.,,, a, M r him conveyed him ashore.
'mp.;ng the present year 4i,'H emil
.,,,s have arrived at this port, heing |
-. an;re one thousand less than the
,;n,,hsr arrived during the. correspond-
ing period last year; ,slzySs..
= Mr. George Peabody departed Tor Eng
land in the steamer scotia, IRON '"'s
port, yesterday. -, ri 49,,
The Herald's special. Via San ffIn-
cisco. gives news from lokohani's' 1s-
nan. TO the Sd OF April. Apologies arc
said to have been demanded oy tne
British minister and made by me Mi
kada, for insults offered {" the hr't'sh
officers by the natives.
Another fire had, destroyed large
nortion of YokOhama.a aud several ineeh-
diaries have been discovered.
steamer Henry Chatucy from, Can,
fornia, With dates 10 the l0th, arrived
this morning. The relations between
Peru and Chill are far from cordial, ana
a termination of the Spanish question: 70
all that is necessary to Leaf ." oPe"
rupture. a. a.,
Cholera is carrying oil many IN the
urjocipal cities in Nicaragua. la Leon
loo death,4occurred in one day.
New. 5, s,ca MGR Hear, Chaaacy$l
Nnw YoRk, May per steamer Hem
~ Chauncy, the Pagfpa S s.. $50 y,
Tho President of That State, In vie" VI
an exneetsC invasion by the forces OF
level de Gotta, is taking steps to meet
any emergency that may occur Tor the
,,r.,,scfion of the State. Orders have
hen ;ssped to organize militia and
,,,acr them on war footing: and on
{;stments are carrier on. with energy
Australian adviees, from sydney,
March LIST. and Wellington, March eth.
have reached Panama. :.
4 French frisats with 20p females III
tanded ms wives for the c0nyiets recent.
10 ,ycna,ted fnr New Caledonia. and had
toucLed at sydney, ell route.
The Iuter-colonial Exhibition closed,
attracted 100000 visitors.
Tn. Government had a majority OF
twenty ON division. respecting the new
tariff, which is certain 10 become q
law. -
Bills and acceptapcrs valued ii near
ly million sterling was stolen rom
the Oriental Bank, but recovered. \
clerk was arrested on suspicion oi being |
the robber. c5Jl=t lCt9l,
Cotton picking has commenced in
Queensland, large crop eXpectc!t Z.
TweIve vessels We're chartered to load
wheat from south Australia to Eng
land. The Zanoni, one of the 6eet. cap
sized and sunk in the TyphaIn; crew
saved. Co.. .,-....- .,.-
Il. johnson. late chief seller OF the
Commercial Bank mt Sidney, and Mr.. |
GRAY, manager ofsa branch thereof at
Singleton, were arrested Tor embezzie- !
ment. r" %"
Ncw York Items
New YORK, May "a clerk in u
Broadway bank has been arrested on
the charge OF deiIlcation. /
James \. Cross. n noted forgrr. was
arrested in this city on charge vi hav- I,
ing committed crimes in Chicago.
The steamer Henry Charming, which
arrived this morning from Aspinwail,
brings OVER 1900 sacks oftfotrr from Cal
fornia. & 80 fttTEE 2
At . meeting Ot tho Chamber OF Com.
mercc to day. a communication was re-
ceived from the Board of Trade OF Ma
con, requesting that the Boards of Trade
in the North take measures TO receive
subscriptions Intended TO enable Land
holders in the Sonth to hire and feed
hands ia their employ during the COM
ing harvest, >uch loan being secured
BY the lien law Of Georgia ON the an-
tumn crop. Referred "a Executive Com
mittee. F.FEtt.," Ef HF
A Washington sperial says the coiored
citizens of the First ward have decided
not 10 nominate candidates Of their
own race. ,..--
The House Judiciary committee met
this morning TO gather evidence 10 I'M
peach the President. All members were
present except Messrs. Wilson, Of Iowa,
Boutwell, and Woodbridge. Adjourned
until tomorrow, without trausacting
any business. .- 100 .N. 90
From Havana. .r. I.
NEW YOEK, MAY 2.-Advices from H1.
vana state that numerous failures have .
occurred. The provision house of Lo- .
pez,- TapaSa j. Co. for large amount.
A wealty planter ut Argentine has sns-
pended; liabilities two and half
millions, which his assets will 90 far 10
pay Senor Oviedo, the diamond we'd
ding man. made arrangements with his
creditors for S250, 900. which he was en-
abled TO pay, and was thus saved from .