The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-18
BY THE CABLE.
TELEGRAPH to the Register.l
The Ieuinns on the War Path-Greaf
Excitencnt-Arrcsts.

r.. p.,;.,. nm the War Path-Greaf
Excifenont-Arrests.
London. Eve, Feb. 1.-THE Govern
ment denies the truth of the stories OF
rho landing of ship loads OF Fenians at
yalentia, hut il is admitted there is a
serious revolt at and near Killarney.
Telegraph wires near Valentia were
destroyed for q long distance, and riot
and pillage were rampant. A coast
guard of policemen were killed.
LATER.
LoNpoN, Feb. 15.-About eight hun
dred Fenians, commanded by Colonel
O'Connor, retreated to the hills near Kill
larney. British troops have been posted
a Mallow Junction in county Cork,
commanding the hill district. the ex-
element in the neighborhoQd is in
tense, many precipitately leaving. An
ex-United States Captain has been ar
rested ut Killarney OF suspicion of be-
ing a Fenian. A large number of
marines at Plymouth have been order
ed to proceed to Ireland immediately.
The Feninns-speech OF the French
Emperor.
LoSbON, Feb. l5-NOOn.-The tele.
graph wires in insurrectionary districts
of Ireland have been cut in all direc-
lions, and meagre news have been re-
ceiyed from that quarter.
II is supposed by authorities, for pru-
Dental reasons, that a large Fenian
- H., .u,rnnn1aI Law Nnfinnnl
%froons. IN Toomies' woods. Tho chances
for escape look exceedingly small. The
band of 800 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. IXa
PARIS, Feb. 15.-The army Organiza-
zion plan of Napoleon is rapidly breed
ing distrust.
FLORENCE, Feb. 15.-The Ministry
question is partly settled. RieOzoli is
to remain the Minister.
LONDON, Feb. l5.-Dispatches from
Athens state that the affairs in Crete
are unchanged. -.
LoSDoN, Feb. l5.-The Car has writ
ten n note in which he objects to the
rising of the Seroians against Turkey.
The Government stated to Parliament
today that Colonel Horsford's force
was altogether too small to follow the
armed band of Fenians into TOOmicO
wood. but the Colonel had already hopes
Of surrounding the insurgents and pre-
venting their escape. TIE authorities
i'm Ireland have assured the British
Government that the present rising Is
totally stopped.
PARIS, Feb. 15.-The Emperor Napo-
leon, i'm his speech before the Corps
Legislatif on the assembling of that
body, said:
Great events have happened in En-
rope almost fulfilling the great Napol-
cons idea to unite all homogeneous ma
tions hitherto separated, and which is
tie only possible balance of power In
Europe and Germany, and Italian events
have paved the way to it; their success
cannot distance France. l stood aloof
and helped the peace which Prussia and
Italy made without dismemberment.
Austria and France wasiust and neutral
in another part of the globe; we have
been obliged to employ force to redress
grievances and we have endeavOred TO-
raise an ancient empire, the happy re-
sults at first obtained were compromised
hv an imauspicious concurrence of cir
cumstances. The Mexican expedition
WAS an elevated one to ~regenerate
people and implant among them ideas
of order and progress, to open vast ont
let's to our commerce, II leave the
recognition of the services rendered To
civilization to mark II path. Such
WAS my desire, and yours, but as sOon
as the extent of Our sacrifices appeared
to me to exceed the interests which
called us across the ocean, l spontane
ously determined upon the recall OF our
army corps. that the Government of the
United States might comprehend that
u want of Cancellation had embittered
relations which, for the welfare OF both
countries, should remain friendly. The
Emperor then proceeded to say that the
great powers ought ia act IN concert, To
satisfy the Christians, protect the rights
of the Porte, and to prevent compllca-
tions. The Roman treaty OF Septem-
Der has been executed, whereby the
government of the Pope has been placed
on Il new phase, and he is sustained by
his own strength, and the vcneration OF
the great powers for the head OF
the Church of Europe will sustain his
temporal power against the demagoSucs.
Our relations with England are inter
nal, and both the powers agree on all
the great questions. The p~erpetuation
Of Austria is necessary to the balance
of power. The Emperor says he is GER
tain the peace of the world is not to he
disturbed. | am sure Of the present,
and confident of the future. | have
fulfilled Your wishes i'll regard to the
dcvelopemcnt of our institutions III n
liberal scale. France will use her new
rights wisely. She is respected abroad,
but the condition of war being changed,
she mast increase her defcnces. The
army bill has been so drawn as to light
rn the burdens i'll time of peace, and i'll
crease the IL i'll time of war.
Oar neichbors assume far heavier bur
dens. Let MS ever keep our flag high
rs the best means of preserving peace.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Il - Noon. The
Manchester market for goods and yarns
is inactive and prices are tending down.
Breadstutls quiet and firm. Mixed
western corn 39s Sd. Provisions firm.
Lard advanced to sos Cd for American.
Produce very firm. Petroleum Is Cd for
rehned, and l0d per gallon for spirits.
Rosin 9s Cd for IN Liuseed oil
considerably advanced; quoted ut 3es.
Linseed cakes loss per tom. Iron 54s
for stock pigs.
LONDON, Feb. 15-Noon.-Consols 80;
Erie 39t; 5-20s 13.: Illinois Central
75t, ex-diy.
Latest Gable News.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-THE outbreak
ut Killarney has come to All end, and