The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-25
THE NEWS.
FOREIGN,


on account OF his suspicious hetero-
doxy.
One length Of the new submarine ca.
BILE designed 10 connect Havana with
Jamaica, has been completed at Lon.
don.
AlbaIda, suspected OF Implication In
the recent insurreotion In Spain, has
been arrested by the authorities, and
taken to Valencia for trial.
The Spanish Cabinet 10 divided on
the subject OF u candidate for the
throne.
An Alexandria telegram says the
ceremonies on the occasion OF the sue
cesgful completion OF the Suez Canal
will be interesting. The following 10
the programmes: The fetes will begin
at Port Said on the 10Th Of November;
the vessels forming the fleet will pro.
ceed to lsmalie next day, and remain
there I'LL the 18th, and go through TO
SueE on the 10th, where the proceedings
will be ended the following day.
A Paris dispatch says II 10 now GER
tain that none Of the deputies will 20 to
the chamber on the 10th, as was con-
templated by the opposition. In view
Of this threatened irregular meeting OF
tho Corps Leglslatlf, q number OF the
military had been collected In Paris.
An imperial manifesto is expected. The
Orleanists are active, and II lS thought
the crisis may restore NJ. Rouher 10 the
cabinet.
The steamship China, from New
York, has reached Liverpool.
Lord Darby OF England, formerly
Prime Minister, died Saturday morn.
Ing, aged 70.
The recent replyof Mr.. Gladstone to
the President OF the Llmrick Amnesty
Association, on the subject OF the course
OF the English Government toward the
imprisoned FenlanB, causes ConslderR.
BILE dlssension. The London Amnesty
Association has protested against the
sentiments OF the Premier. A commit.
tee appointed by this body had arraug-
ed for a monster open air demonstra-
tion on Sunday, but the meeting is
likely TO be indefinitely postponed as
the Government would suppress 1t.
A Madrid telegram reports Spain
once more tranquil. The Bishop of
olahAma and several protestants have
b66u hEI6nkUA ~ 1AhAuuus
Eugenle has arrived at Cairo, Egypt.
In the Spanish Cortes, Saturday, Gen.
PrIm said that II the ECumenical Coun-
Gil should adopt decisions hostile In
their operations to the Spanish COnsti
tuition, they would be treated by the
Government as null and void.
A Paris despatch Of yestesdRy says 1t
has been decided to hold no military
review In Paris tomorrow. An lmperi-
al manifesto Ia expected to-day. Some
OF the Paris Journals assert that the
government Is making enormous mil-
itary preparations to prevent any pub>
lie disturbance tomorrow.
The action of the United States Gov
ernment In the case OF the Hornet gives
great satisfaction In Havana.
Pere HyacInthe not having returned
to his convent as ordered by his aupe-
rIors, Paris telegram says he has been
dIspOssessed Of all his charges.
Port au Prince advlces say that the
Salnaves war steamers sailed recently
with provisions for Cape Haytien,
which is besieged by the rebels. On
the way they met the rebel steamers
Quaker City and Florida. A sharp
fight ensued, the details oil which have
not yet been received. Both sides
claim the victory.
DOMESTIC.
Good authority, not official, in New
York. says It Is the intention OF Score.
tary Boutwell, TO pursue the same poll
cy In regard TO his Treasury move.
ments during November as during this
month.
Governor Stevenson, OF Kentucky,
has issued his proclamation appointing
Thursday, November Is, as II day Of
thanksgiving and prayer.
1t Is deemed probable the committee
appointed byI he recent Capital COnven-
tion at Louis, will call another conVen-
tion 10 be held ut Washington.
New tin discoveries have been made
In the Coast Range mountains, In Call
fornia.
Several Catholic societies In Memphis
presented Bishop Feehan purse Of
gold upon his leaving there, Friday,
for Rome.
Omaha has $500 families, supposed
to indicate population Of q 600.
The new S2 Treasury notes are out
and are thus described /: On the left end
Is a medallion likeness OF Thomas
Jefferson, In the right upper corner the
figure two, In lathe scroll-work Of very
intricate pattern. Below and interssCL.
ing Il, Is the stamp Of the Treasury, Ia
red. In the center Is splendid vlRnette
Of the Capitol at Washington, very
beautifully engraved-really u Bplen-
did piece OF work. Omitted States Le-
Eal Tender and Two Dollars are ex.
tended across the upper part OF the
note, In Intricate wave lines, printed
In green. On the back OF the note, In
the center, is the figure two, In elabo-
rate rosette lathe work, the word too
at one end and the Roman II at the
other end. Also, the clause denOting
the legal tender and the act against
oounterfelung.
The citizens Of Kockbridge county,
Virginia, have voted $4O0, ,00O rs q coun-
ty subscription to the Valley Railroad.
1t Is not true, as recently published,
that Minister Washburne has applied
TO the State Department for $751; 600 in
gold for contingent expenses. The facts
as obtained from an official source are
tuhG minister WhhuUuEuct WluISLoL
Curtin, and Mr.. Moran, First Secretary
OF the United States Legation at Lon
don, recently severally applied to the
Government 10 allow them each be-
tween $500 and $500 additional for office
rent. The records OF the Fifth Audi
tors office show that since Minister
Washburne has been In France he has
declined to receive. certain allowances
until he could legally satisfy himself
that he was entitled TO them.
In the criminal prosecution OF the
Government ". Harris, Huston Il
Shane, at Dayton, charged with remov.
ing whisky in violation Of law, the
jury, Saturday, failed to agree. =.
A statement has been prepared atthe
Treasury Department which shOWSthA
the amount Of coupon bonds OF the
United States outstanding September
S0th, 1869, was Sl332, ,440, 800. Registered
bonds outstanding S776. 400, 200. riv
Several bills, It Is said, have been
prepared for introduction at the next
session OF Congress, providing for re-
duetion Of the rate OF interest on gov
ernment bonds as fast as 1t shall be-
come optional with the government to
redeem them, or continue the indebted
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