The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-20

NEW YORK, March Io.-The Trlbune's
Columbia s. c., last evening special
says: One of the most remarkable
meetings ever held in South Carolina
took place today, the occasion being
a celebration by the negroes OF the
passage of the bill enfranchising the
black race. By invitation, Gen, Wade
Hampton, Ex United States Senator,
and Hon. Edward Arthur, the Hon. ".
J. Tallerg and Jas. G. Gibbs addressed
the meeting; also, the Rev. David Pick
ct and Beverly Nash, both cOlOred.
Sentiments were expressed highly hon
orable to both sides. The negroes are
gratiied with the spirit of afiIiatiou
with which they have been met and the
citizens are equally pleased to find the
colored men identified with the true in
terests of the State. Should q Conveu-
ton be called the latter will probably
nominate and support the best men in
the country, and as declared by Mr.
Nash, Will urge Congress to repeal the
DISTINGUISHING clause which deprives
them OF the services of those in whom
they have the greatest confidence.
The recent enthusiasm among the
Fenians in this city has been giving
way 10 apathy for the last few days, but
on the receipt of the news from Ireland
yesterday of the interruption in the
wires connecting with the cable, hopes
were revived among them, and their
DelleI IN q general uprising on ST.
Patrick's day was reiterated.
The-trustees OF the school fund for
the education of the children OF the
South will probably hold a meeting 10
this city during the week, when II il
expected Mr.. Peabody will be present
to give his views concerning the distri-
button of the funds.
r. II. NeWall has obtained n decree
of divorce from AdAh Isaacs Menkin,
the equestrian actress.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspond
ent, of the 4th inst, says the work OF
fortifying Vera Cruz was being pushed
rapidly forward. The artillery OF the
departing corps had been shipped and
the evacuation would not last six days
longer.
Marshall Bazine was expected to
leave in a day Ior two on his trip to
the interior Bszine, it is said, was
robbed of SS52 600.
The City of Tuscaliogo had been re-
captured by the Liberals.
Macmillan in his march from the
Capitol has been greatly annoyed by
guerrillas, and that his winter ward
robe has been reduced 10 a shirt. q pair
of socks and q piece Of soap. His OBJ
iectiYe point was San Louis Potoai.
The Herald's southern correspondent
says: In Virginia the military rule
has already been declared supreme,
but the fact of civil Law being abolish
ed is hardly apparent
Ia Charleston the revolution IL look
ed upon with apathy, no one except the
fre-eating politicians seeming 10 take
the matter much to heart.
In louisiana General Sheridau's or
der postponing the New Orleans muui-
cipal elections WIS accepted without
any disturbance.
The impeachment resolution relative
TO Governor Wells was referred 10 =
committee.
a Tribune's special says: 1t Ii re-
ported on good authority that both
Collector Smyth and Surveyor Wake
man are 10 be removed this week
Their successors, together with Naval
officer, will De sent TO the Senate by
next Saturday. The Collector and
( Naval officer will be Democrats and
the Surveyor will be a Radical.