The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01
BY THE GABLE.
Advioes 70 the 2sth Of june.
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ROME, June 27.-The Pope held u
public consistory this day at which
there were over 400 Catholic Bishops
from every part of the world. The
Pope delivered an allocution 70 the
assembled prelates, in the course of
which he praised their great zeal in
coming to Rome from such distances
and thus exercising attachment and de-
votionRl obedience to the Holy See.
He said example must be shown the
world by the union of churches at
large in its celebration OF the canoniza-
ton the martyrs of Japan, and the
18th centennial anniversary of ST. Peters
Inartyrdom would show forth to their
enemies the immense power the Church
yields ON earth. His Holiness con-
firms the Papal condemnation of the
of the act of October 20, 1865. He
also expressed desire TO convoke, at
an early day, general council OF the
Bishops, with a view to deliberate on
the best means to repair the evils which
Cypress the Church just now. The Holy
Father closed the allocution by i'm
parting pontitical benediction to the
Bishops.
ROME, June 2s-Evening.-Ther are
"a great many more arrivals of Catho-
lie prelates and laymen. There are four
hundred and fifty archbishops and
bishops, with about 10000 clergymen
and members of the different religious
orders, in the eternal city. From the
United States are noticed Archbishop
SpauIding of Baltimore; Hendricks, of
St. Louis; odin,. of New Orleans; Pur-
cell, of Cincinnati, and Bishop Wood,
of Philadelphia, with % bishops from
other American Clioceses in British ter
ritory and the Union. When the Pope
received the American prelates and
clergy at the audience, they pre-
scented him with $4,000 in gold
coin,. and model OF the Amer
lean yacht Henrietta, in silver
The yacht was laden below with gold
pieces amounting to $50, 600 contributed
by the people of the Arch Episcopacy,
Providence of Cincinnati; the presenta-
ton of the model by Bishop Wood, of
Philadelphia. The Pope lifting the
model OF the Henrietta from
the case said, with graci-
GUS smile, non e,ri Udbore-it is not
a steamer, or as words more freely
translated, it is not all vapor or steam.
Abiding TO the golden cargo to the
clergy, he said he had only
pleasant words to say to the
Americans present and absent.
He complimented them on their pro-
gress, religious aud civil, and in most
cheerful manner, and spoke in the very
highest terms of Gen. Rufus King, US.
Minister at Rome, of his father, Prof.
King, who SNOW lying at the point of
death. ,z ,ts...--,...-
Archbishop SpRlding and Purcell has
been named on the committee to reply
on behalf uf--the Catholic World to
the Pope's Allocution council.
Archbishop Purcell win have assign
ed him post of honor on the right
hand OF the Pope ut the grand ST. Peter
ceremony on Saturday.
Every attentions being shownto the
Americans.
LONDON, June Observation-Disclosures
nj intelligence relative to the loss ofth
sioop OF war Sacramento, has been re-
ceived. The crew came to shore In
u small boat, and not u single life was
lost. iF
Consols, 94}E; U. s. bonds, 72N; Erie,
429l; Illinois, 1914; Atlantic and Great
Western, PAX. sE
LIVERPOOL, June 29.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged; sales to-day of
1O, 900 bales. Breadstufs unchanged.
Corn 8ss; new lard 4ss Sd; tallow firmer
at As Cd.
LONDON, June 29-2 P. M.-The Gov
eminent Secretary of State OF Ireland
at the present time forbids the adoption
OF any reform bill.
Consols $40: Illinois Central 20: Erie
421l; Bonds 70; Atlantic and Great West
ern PAX.
LIVERPOOL, June 2o-2P, M.-Cheese
advanced Is. Tallow advanced cd.
No other changes.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-3:SO p. Moot
ton quiet; sales 600 bales middIing
upiands at lid; Orleans 1l14d. Bread
stuffs quiet; corn 3Ss; new California
wheat l3s Cd; barley As lOd; oats IS Sd;
peas $50! Provisions-Pork 74s; beef
1855; lard ASS; bacon 42s Cd. Cheese 6Ss.
Produce-Potash 2Is; rosin, common,
Is Cd; fine. rs; spisits turpentine 3Os;
spirits petroleum Sd; refined Is 2di tai
low AS. Glover seed rs.
LONDON, June 29.-Evening.-Brea
fast was rendered to the distinguished
American YIN. Lloyd Garrison, at st.
James Hall to-day. A large number OF
people were present. The principal
speakers were John Bright and the
Duke of Argyle. Friendly toasts were
drank aud the affair was a perfect oya-
ton. g.a H5etE5
Atlantic and Great Western consoli.
dated shares, 2OO1<; U. S. bonds closed
at Frankfort at ~.
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The Robbery OF the steamer F. w.
f} Brooks. ftiff
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-An investigate
into the reported robbery OF the steam
| er F. W. Brooks, at the levee Sunday
morning last, of s., 600, has disclosed the
| fact that the owners, Henry a. Huttnel
| and W. a. Ritter. and her Captain, j,
| A. Johnson, had entered into conspi-
| facy to rob and burn the boat and de-