The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-18
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

NAPLES, March, 16.-Admiral Far.
He was escorted to the railway station
by the principal citizens OF Naples.
LONDON, March 16.4The recent de.
velopments lead to the belief that at
tempts have been made by the Fenians
to induce the soldiers of the regular
army 10 forsake their allegiance and
join their ranks. The organization is
not relaxed, but still carried ON in
Ireland, England and Scotland. $50,
"A man named Mahop, who Is said to
be Eenian military organizer, has
just beenihftested in this city charged
with having endeavored to swear in
soldiers stationed here as Fenians. 1t
Is rumored that Mahon's efforts were
not unattended with some success, and
that the evidence he produced at his
trial shows that disaffection prevails to
an alarming degreei in some OF the Irish
LONDON, March ,16-Midnight.-The
House of Commons went into
a committee this evening, and resumed
the debate on the resolutions OF Ma.
Ruire, relative to a reform in Ireland,
There were speeches made by Mcguire
In supporter his resolution, and by
D'Israeliitn opposition. On the con.
cluslon OF the speeches, Mcguire With
drew his resolution. le 7t1l !'77T
ROME, March 17.-The recent ordina-
ton of the Bishops of Louisville, Erie
and Buffalo is publicly proclaimed by
SLoNpoa, March 8G.4A new French
pamphlet seeking to- establish the
claims of the Napoleonic dynasty to its
popular origin, is announced shortly to
appear. It's authorship is ascribed
to Emperor Napoleon.
In the House ofCommons last night
Il oh N 3 Stak Dol kHFH
resumed in Committee OF the Whole,
Mr.. Gregory, member for Galway,
rose in support of Mr.. Maguire's reso-
lntions, and denounced the long con-
tinued English misgoYernment OF Ire.
land, aud of this there seemed to be no
end, for now when the Irish people
asked for reform in the lands, In the
church and in the educational systems,
the Ministers evaded their demands
and offered them other changes, which
they did not want. He denied that
there were any persons among the RO-
man Catholic clergy who favored the
present system of national schools.
Mr.. Gladstone for the first time in
this debate gave his views on the q ues-
tion at issue. He said the Irish:t tenants
were wanting in enterprise and should
be encouraged by every possible means
in making improvements on their
farms. As to church establishments It
WINS the duty of ministers of the Crown
to mark out and submit definite plan
for the treatment of that subject, and
in the meanwhile Parliament should
lose no time in doing an act itself in
favor of religious equality In Ireland.
He entetalned hopes that the Ministry
would fully recognize the gravity of the
crisis. TWAS vain to rely upon time as
cure Tor the evil, 200 hundred years
had thus been wasted. The Irish in
habitants of Canada and Australia
were contented and great rea.
son for their being content was
that they possessed the fruits of their
labor and enjoyed civil and religious
equality, but in Ireland the discomfort
was wide and deep. The alleged ma
terial prosperity of ireland was proof
of this, for Notwithstanding the Inn
proving condition of the country as
described by some of the gentlemen
who preceded him, no one seemed
surprised that the people of Ireland
should complain at the same time, of
their misery. The crisis was q grave
one, not only on account of the rapid
depopulatlon of the island by imigra-
tion, but on account of the condition of
those who remained in the country,
1t was the imperative duty OF the
government to give this question their
early attention.
Mr.. Gladstone then proceeded TO re.
view one Dy one the measures OF relief
which the Ministry had proposed for
ireland. The only one he approved
was that for political reform.
LONDON, March 17th-11:15.-Consol
931Sa931<i for both money. and account.
American securities dull; Erie 451<;
Illinois Central 49k. 1920 p. m.-U. s.
bonds 72a721s, others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 17-11:15.-Cotton
dull inactive and unchanged. Bread
stuffs dull. 1:20 p. m.-Cotton dull,
mfddling uplands 10<d on spot; 1Oa1OE
to arrive; Orleans 107Sd. Corn declin-
ed TO 40s Sd for red No. 2. Wheat Ids Id.
Beef 119dj pork 78d; others same.
ANTwERP, March 17th.-Petroleum
steady at 4sd. 80