The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-29
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June %.
THE WAR WITH COREA.

fighting in the citadel The ordnance
was destroyed, four hundred and eighty.
one pieces, principally small brass pieces,
very many small arms, and fifty flags
taken. We counted two hundred and
forty.threc dead Coreans around the cila.
del. We had three killed They were
the gallant Lieut.. Mckee, who was the
first inside the citadel, and was killed
with bullet and spear; marine, Dennis
Hamahan, aud lAndsman Seth Allen
Our nine wounded are all ont of danger
and doing well
[Sighed, IoN RoDuERs,
Commander"
LONDON, June 49,
The British Foreign Office has received
the following dispatch
SHANGHAI, June %.
"ThG American expedition has gained
victory over the Coreans on King lloa
Island. The COrean stronghold was
captured and destroyed. The Coreans
made defense, losing 400 killed and
wounded, The loss Of the Americans
was one officer and two men killed, aud
snvou ,vnun1nd y
rup nv,,yorpyr cortrcrops
OF the amount due the government by
COLLECTORS, there Is due from Collectors
appointed by President Lincoln $500, ,05S;
appointed BY President Johnson, 81 ,Sl3,-
757; appointed by President Grant, $B4,-
"oI' n.,..,,. ,,n,,,,o,,,o,
rEHsoNA" 'NFEL"l"EN'N'
The President returned this morning,
and was early at the Executive Mansion,
where he Is attending to the correspond
encc accumulated during his absence.
lie will remain at the residence OF Secre'
tary Robson while In Washington, A
Cabinet meeting viii be held tomorrow,
when all the members VIII prOnaDly DO
present ,,
Senator Scott, OF PennsylYania,, haG nm
interview with the PRESIDENT during the
forenoon. The President expects to
leave for Long Branch tomorrow night
Gen. PIeasanton called at the Executive
Mansion to-day. SECRETARIES RobesOn
and Belknap will return to Washington
tonight or tomorrow morning.
AFARMER FOR THE JAps.
Horace Canron Commissioner Of Agri.
cnImre today tenIcred The President his
resignation which lakes effect on the lat
oC AUGUST This ia in nccor,lNnco with
the contract entered into two months
ago with the Japanese government
through the Commission sent to this coun-
try for tho purpose of introducing and dc.
veIoplng IN that Kingdom the industrial
ideas OF tho United states. MIR. Capron Is
empowered to procure models 0l agrlcuI'
turaI and industrial machinery, even 10
the appliances OF railroading, and will take
with him geoIogists, civil engineers, and
other members OF the corps, ior sclentiilc
anu industrial Investigations 1he ms
sion Is preliminary to possible operations
sui more extensive, ana IS regarded ny
the Prcsldent anu CaMnet, rs one Ol great
importance both 10 Japan ana lhis coun'
Try. =,
GOV. WOOD, OF ulah territory, arrived
mere yesterday, ana To-Day had an inter.
view WIN the Preslueht. lie states tllat
there Is no ground ior the charges pre-
iGrred against United states Judges NC
kean and Strickland, OF Utah, now on
nc in the Attorney denerals Office, Dht
Illat thcy arc maze IN inc interest OF inc
Morlnons and certain parties engaSca III
mining operations, VINO cannot 'lse these
Judges M they deslrc. ..| .....
THE FIsIERIEs.
II ia understood flint Sir Edward
Thornton, British Minister. has informed
the Secretary OF State that as iar as the
action of Her Maieaty's naval officers or
those of the Canadian Government nre
concerned, there Is no calIse Tor anxiety
to the citizens of Tho limited States on.
poppd in ihe fisheries IN Tho neighhnrhool
ri il,e pritish nrovinces so ioIr ns ihov
do not disregard the laws ,,non iIo subirct
siill in Iorce, ihat ihe tenor oIthe instrt,c.
tions ia9l,ed 10 those officers Inv Her
Maies,y'S Goverrment md ihot y; ,he
nomin}or ara Gr ,hc most liherol nature.
thoI ,Lo,,ah tlov coni;nun toLnlI a." nn;n'
;n" "' ,i,ot inJ ,rdnr jbo troa,v oT iaIa T,ni,nd
S,a,o. GO,,ns,,,o', o.o ,.ytij,,,,J Sro,,, No
nHon,;mS r%',1 1 ii,a Toi"n;ot nnr,o ond hnrho-o
Ipr 0 nr,, o,b"r imH ih"O tnr 1boI'or % ronoip;nS
lama la " tyoo o'n nrrchosirg % v0oi AMI oL,oir;nS
..",n! rui, uroi,!I;,;Ou ,";ii I no, S nn n,I
toScOI ,"rjn, iIo nroocrt sooson n1y W. and
,ha,, H.T ,,;Ii hn o,ionoa @ tn nn,or Gom,iinn lam
No,ys @ % Inr ,bo m rnrr,,ses or r. ,rade and trans,
a%h;rn;nS % TiSL ond Far nrocnring snnniins i.
,%a, liz, % ,D,,i nnt Lo ,,royonin5 frnn, fisI'
;n% n"' oMiSy,o , % nI q ~ ;hroa milo limit ~ within
hSSSs hS tbe month"; HF which orn mora thnn
al; E miles Ice wide Sir Edward Thornton
10 10" ;nstrnc,od ] bv Lia Governmont io s ny.
nraso , IN" % Sone bowSver hat ,hn ITntled
Stoios State nj viii M ,hSir mart contribute % IN Tho
nrovor,ion If Nn,imaiv cnii;s;ors hv
raEro;nin" rrom "McroacIirg rnr ii,o mr..
nosc nr Gsi,ing Nmon iLo"a waters Wi from
which hy ihS ,ropty oS 1918 onJ Iha Iv,
laws ol Greot RritSin and Canada ,hcv
are excluded mill IeG,sIa,ion Enr inSrting rim
10 them The nrivilegeo and ;mmTniticS
agreed unon Nv tho trooiv to- nj ,hn sih oI