The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-06
BY THE. ATiLANTIG.CABL
AdViosg " thg 9th oltI;;Ja4HaFtI

BRRNE, Jan. THE council has
formally InstfuctSa Arnold suttSrT thS
Swiss c6nsuliat Mexico, t6.sxpnbsb the
sympathy OF Switzerland with the Lib.
eral goysrnmentynow Inanguratea ID
MsxIcol u w N II !
MADRID, Jan. IAN Imperial decree
hsgbeen issued for recognizing tho
courts oslaE1n Cuba. q ii /
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 4.-The subject Of
the sale Of the three Danish West India
islands to the United States, will be
submitted 70 sRlssday, on wednesday,.
FLORENCE, Jan. "A great and pop.
ular bAhquet.was given 10 NSpll last
evening, in honor Of Baron RataEzI.
LONDON Jan. f,EThs g 9yeFhmehI Is
almost continually in receipt Of infor-
nation relative 10 the movements of
the. Fenians..' " '''''' go IN
The public excitement caused by the
recent operations OF the brotherhood
has by nc, means Dated, t)i E!1p
To-day dispatches have been receIv-
edfrom Cork giving the details Of am
other FeniRn movement In that local.
Ity. Abcdy q, Fsnians last night,sur.
ruptitlously entered a magazine in that
city, and unohe llensed carried away
more than half a ton OF blasting pow
der. There is no clue to the perpetra-
tons OF this IN ischieE.
The people stand aghaJt at the ei.
frontery Of the FenIans. The clergy
Of Limerick has anixed their sigma
lures 10 a document declaring there
eau be no permanent peace In ireland
unless It's trealed like Hungary.
LONDON, Jan. 4-ll:l5 A. M.-Cousols,
92i; Money, 92Ha921l for account; U.
s. Bonds, 7211i Illinois Central, Ssl&;,
Erie, 4s1f; Market for American Secu-
rifles fiat. trr. s4sgaW a. Z
LATER-l2 p. M-U. s. Bouds, Tx;
others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, 1l:l5:-Cotton, Firm and
unchanged; Breadstutrs, firm, but quiet.
LArRR-12 P. M.-Cotton, more quiet;
sales reach $1,000 hs., inelhdiht tifteen
thousand pounds to arrive; BreadstutIs,
quiet; extra State Flour, SIS Cd; Pork,
US Sd for new mess. n
LONDON, Jan. 5-sunday.-The latest
dispatches from Abyssinia report
that the advance OF the British expedl-
ton still remained at Senate, where 1t
has been encamped since December 9TH,
and no movement beyond that point
would be made until the arrival of.ths
commander In chief, General Sir Robt.
Napier, which was daily, expected.
The health ofthe troops was good, but
the horses and other beasts Of burthen,
were dying in consequence Of the In
tense heat and want of proper forage.
FLORENCE, Jan. 4-sunday.-Hsavy
SHOWS have fallen throughout north
ern and Central Italy, which have
greatly INSTRUCTED travel. A large
number OF Senators were unable to
reach the Capitol on the day for rs.as-
sembllng. Parliament has been post
poned to the 18th Inst. Ey
PARIS, January 5-Suuday.-The
Constitutional denies that the Emperor,
In his reply TO President sneIder, on
New Years day. urged upon the, Corps
LesISlatif the passage OF . bill for the
reorganization OF the army.
The Constitutional edltorially de.
clares that the relations between
France add Italy were never more sat
ISfAclOty than they are at the present
moment, but fears are expressed that
the false and rnlsohisvous rumorS now
In circulation 10 regard to the new
ministry which Gen. Manabrea Is form.
Ing, will have bad ELECT.
LISBON, Jan. 5.-sunday.-The resig.
nations Of members Of the cabinet have
been accepted by the King and new
ministry has been formed under the
Count Of AvlllR. who succeeds Agnar as
President OF the ministerial council.