The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-20
BY THE .ATLANTIC CABLE.
Ad1loss to .th6 1lI9thfo Of fJanuaEy

AdytOes to the Il9th5 of January
LONDON, Jan. l9.-When the Cunard
steamer Scotia entered Queenstown,
last evening, q strong police force
quietly went. aboard and q arrested
George Francis Train, Grinnell and
Gee, three of the passengers from New
York at d understood these gentle
men were In custody on a charge of be.
ing active members of the American
wing Of the sFenian organization. The
proceedings cause considerable excite
ment, both here and elsewhere through.
out the kingdom especially among
American residents 4e-fs
PARIS, Jan. 1S.-Dnke De Persigny,
in letter, objects to,the, bill proposed
for the government of the press of the
country. He ,thinksrthe press will be
allowed too much latitude. While he
would favor a bill designed to give
more freedom to the press, the Obvious
tendency of the provisions Of the pres.
emit bill would be. to leave journals free
to assail public and private character.
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 1s.-Parliament
met yesterday the King delivered
the opening speech. After reviewing
the state of the country, he entered
upon the subject of the efficiency 81
the army, he favored the enrolment
efall the. male population in militia
organizations, and the purchase OF the
most approved ssarms for the use,of the
army. IA
BERLIN. January 1s.-The Diet has
passed bill for arailway loan OF forty
million tha1ers. n
FLORENCE, Jan. 1s.-The party of the
Left has been defeated in the italian
Parliament on motion toSadjourn the
debate on the Budget for this year.
LONDON, Jan. 1s.-Count sartiges, the
French Ambassador to Rome, attended
the New Years, fete, of Francis First,
ex-King OF the two Slcllies. Pleasant
speeches were made, and there was
much good feeling.
LONDON, Jan. 1s.-1I:l5.-America
securities in demand; q. s. bonds II u
a72i Illinois Central s5a<, ex dividend;
Erie 4s<; consols unchanged. .
The steamer. Atlanta, from New
York, has arrived.
S-P. M.-Consols 925S money; 925Sa
92N for account; United States bonds
q; Illinois Central s5s<; Erie s4sa4s1<,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1s.-11:15.-Cotton
excited but prices are the same sales
10000 bales. Corn, dull: Wheat, Arm.
8 P. M.-Cotton. active, excited and
advanced I'D; market closed at 71Sd
for middling uplands; Sd for Orleans;
and 716d for middling uplands, to ar.
rive. Corn, tirmer. Provisions firm.
AN TwERP, Jan. 19.-2 p. M.-Petro.
leumi quiet at 44E.
CORK, January 19-Sunday.-As strict
search of the person and baggage Of
George Francis Train has disclosed nc
proof of completely with the Feniar
movements, or justifying his arrest by
the British police on suspicion of being
concerned in the .Fenian plottings
Train asserts that he came over; tc
Europe as special correspondent in Ire
land for the New York World. He hal
formally protested through the United
States Consul against his detention
and declares that he was arrested upor
no other ground of suspicion than this
finding of an Irish paper in his trunk
DUBLIN, January 1e-sunday.-Ths
police of Limerick have made a seizure
of the guns and ammunition found In
the shopsof that city, to put them oul
of the reach OF the Fenians.
EvENING.-Dr. Waters, another ed,
itor of the Dublin Irishman, has beer
arrested, but on what particular charge
Is not stated. 1t is supposed, however
to be completely in the Fenian move.
ments. ~. -
LONDON, January 19-sunday.-.Mike
Marratt, who II is now claimed isposI.
lively known to be the party who fired
the fuse at the Clerkenwell explosion,
has been arrested at Glasgow and
brought to London in irons. +.
AmRn named Clancy has been ar.
rested in this city charged with firing
upon the police.
AFenian manifesto was found this
morning posted on the wall of the
Mansion House. where it had been af.
fixed despite the vigilance ofgethe
police, who have no clue to the perpe.
traitor of this daring act. The boldness
and audacity of the Fenfans in. the face
OF the rigorous measures of repression
which have been adopted, excites much
uneasiness. = r r
vienna, Jan. 19-sunday.-Mr. Kull
has been appointed Austrian Minister
Of War. -
The remains of Macmillan arrived
here last night by special train from
Trieste, in charge of a military escort
The train was met upon its arrival By
the Austrial officials, large body Q.
troops and. a vast crowdof people, who
had assembled to give expression. t.
respect for the dead and their sym,
pathy with the living. The remains
were formally received by the Imperial
family at the palace. This evening the
funeral obsequies will be celebrated
with solemn procession and requiem
mass. The manifestation of popula,
feeling Is general and intense.
Explosion OF Fire works. s,sz
PITTsBURa, Jan. Is.--An explosion