The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-27
By THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Advice . tha 2eth Of Jannary.


MADRID January 24.-The Minister
of War has ordered 10000 American
6reech-loading ritles.
coPENHAeRN, January 24.-At the
termination OF the discussion In the
Riechdat yesterday, ON the transfer ~ |
the Danish West India Islands to the
United States, the President said he
could not leave the subject without |
tribute TO the loyalty and consideration
shown by the American Government.
qualities worthy of mighty people.
ABYssINIA, Jan. Il, VIA LoasDoS, Jan
24-1o P:s NI.-:Information has been re-
ceived here that King Theodore Il In
camp situated between wadsIa and
DalRnta, near the palace at MaFdolR.
where It is presumed all the calptiyesi
are at present held. The native rebel
chiefs hayei drawn their forces in his
'front.', and by this hostile attitude aid
The Operations of the English: The
powerful Wagshum of Governor Cob
azg's for GabaEy of Tigere, Is also near.
He e friendly to the Foreigners.
and has sent message to this erect to
MAJ Gen. Napier, who will robabIy adj
nee trrSn Tenof to Toulamals, which
eeignated as English post No. q.
A. ghtsgtli occur soon, perhaps before
the pglish march over the ground W.
ing ibgtWeens penof and sTonlamala.
LONDON, Jam "A dispatch from
Madrid, dated to-day, SAYS news has
beepsrepeiVed there from the provinces
of Aregon and Catalonia that a; speedy
dem nstration was anticfpatedin favor
of the eldest son of Don Juan. widow o. !
Don Carlos, who had sent 1900 600
reals to aid the insurrection,
VIENNA, Jan. 24.-The Arch Duke
Albrecht, In command of the Austrian
army, has been5ordered to prepare to
take the field. f-t 81
ST. PETERsnURd, Jan. 24.lThe jour
nal OF st. Petersburg, an official organ.
has an article In reply to the assertions
made by Paris newspapers relative to
the attitude and intentions of the Impe-
rial government, particularly towards
the east. The Journal says that Russia
is powerful and strong, In its resources
1t is equalto France, at the same time
II is neither her wish or perhaps
her policy to seek to extend her from.
tiers, but the contrary to endeayor
to maintain peace, SO as to insure "a
M viii h.ta - 49,. Sne years no
, -. ,-e ~ Y.l,es powers Oh Ea-
~ H., aS o aDss noe wish 20 see any one
4. az d !, ep9naef-
e, ~. IN y, lslng OF It's affairs,
W. WI, tsHssta al1oW DINERS TO AFRO
g. -, So1ttion. me ARTICLES con-
49,, NsnaIeYer
~ az N europe JUST
go sTA ,'Sei anu deserves the
80. ..stC u =, ~ the iuture:"
l,oNtoN y an zo.-Ihe excitement oc-
caslole1 py tne fenian movements still
eontlnues. me authorities are exceed
lngly waketuA and arrests are made
every day a man named Michael
Cough was captured last evening while
In the act of posting seditions hand
Dill on the Mansion House. Informa.
ton having reached the Government
that sEhos. Simon, Sheri6 of Bland, of
Aldemey. was identified with the Fa.
nian organization, he was yesterday
promptly apprehended and sent to
prison TO await tFi6i. Considerable
ceiling was created by the recent reso-
! it!l on OF the United States House OF
Representatives. declaring the sympa-
thy OF the nation with the Fenians.
tne Journals OF London have editorials
on THIS subject and severely criticise
TINS expression of unfriendly feeling
towards England.
AIRS, Jan. 26.-The Imperial Gov
eminent has issued an official note
addressed to the Projects of the several
departments of France, announcing the
new army law, and arguing that In
stead of being a war measure il is a |
pledge OF continued peace.
been received by the Government that
another insufrection has been planned
by oarlists in Catalonia and Arragon.
Active measures have been taken to
thwart the movement.
VIENNA, Jan. 25.-The Arch Duke of
Albre6ht has been named as the in-
speetor of the Austrian army.
LONDON, Jan. pa very silly ru.
NOR Is current in different parts Of the
continent, and has even been extensi-
vely printed, to the effect that the
Prussian Government has secured the
use OF the United States navy in case of
war.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-Ten of the public
newspapers OF this city have been
hned q thousand francs each for print