The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-02
NEW YORK.
Cuba Matters-The Cholera Raging
RumorS OF another FenIRn Raid
on CAnRdR-DAnIeI DreW-The
Tailor strike. d.,

Cuba MatteFs-The Cholera Raging
RumOrs OF another FenIan Raid
on CAnRdR-DAnIeI DreW-ThS
Tailor strike. i.,
NEW YoRK, July 81.
Letters from Havana represent the
Captain General as being greatly dis
pleased with the course which affairs
are taking In the interior, and also that
he apprehends some opposition to the
departure Of E5plnAr on the part OF the
volunteers. t-.-
In consequence OF the unceasing ef.
forts OF the American Consul, Theodore
Cobias, Joseph NJ. OrteRa, Sebastian
PlnLato and Antonio Gutteires, Ameri.
can citizens who have been imprisoned
at Havana since January last, have
been released.
The reports from the interior are gen.
orally favorable for the revolution, and
one spanish officer gives It rs his opln-
ION that lOO. 600 more troops from Spain
Will pe required TO conquer the Island.
The cholera is making fearful havoc
at Nuevitas. Two hundred OF the
troops there are dying daily of this dis.
ease.
Rumors Of another FenIan raid on
the Canadian frontier are current. The
stacks Of arms and cases Of raw mate
rial about the headquarters here give
color Of the proba bilIty to the reports,
There are Indications that Daniel
Drew means 10 return 10 Wall street as
an active operator, with view OF re-.
gaining his former position OF railway
king. The movement In North western
stock to-day was attributed partly to
his operations. 1850 '-.
The stock board to-day adopted reso
lntions OF respect TO the memory Of Mr..
Keep. s-'.,... -, =. I---'
The detective police contradict the
statements that nearly all the securl.
ties stolen from the Ocean Bank have
been recovered. The only clew In their
hands 10 the telegram from England
published Thursday, which is 10 be
worked up.
The German tailors' strike continues.
Many others have Joined their ranks,
so the number is double what II was at
hrat. t.EN au'F -. III. -
CubAn AdvIce8-.-VlctOFIea for the In.
aurgentD nj Santiago do Cuba
i"T1a and hueVitaB. ,g p I.g =,
~ 90 NEW YORK, August !.
The Cuban Junta have advicss that
Generals Jordan and FIguerrlde, with
10, 600 armed insurgents, attacked Gen.
'LAtorre, near Santiago de Cuba, routed
his torces and captured himself, The
rnmor that he has since been shot 10
untruesns, Liza arH a.. rNf - =
The Spanish Gen. Puellohas been de-
Ieated between Nuevitas and Pnerto
Principe. His son with a large portion
OF his command 10 said to have Joined
the Cuban army. surT. r.i - -
A'cargo OF slaves have been landed al
Colorado Key, for Havana planter.
The WashIuEton Monument. !. Hell
gate ObStFuctIons... Base Ball.
It Is Understood that WIN, b, Astor
denies having been at Saratoga. and
having any intention OF com pleIing the
washington monumental his own ex.
pense.
Gep. Newton estimates that 1t will
require ,gOO, ,0VO and two ears work
TO- remove the rocks at Hettsgate. -.
II Is stated that q whole line OF rail.
way ts soon 20 bs Illuminated at night,
by a newly discovered electric light.
The office OF Mallory & Butterfield,
NO. 81 William street, was robbed last
Thursday noon, by sneak thief, OF
$80, 900 In notes. drafts aud checks, and
RbO In currency. The latter is, how
ever, the only loss OF the firm, pay
ment OF 1.-The otheEBhavlng been stopped.
The Mutuals were defeated ut base
ball. yesterday, by the Maryland club,
Score 3S to q.