The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-07
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LONDON, March 9. 6.--MacIean, the woulG
be assassin Of the Queen, was quietly re
moved Saturday to the Reading Jail. Tn,
solicitor ol his family writes that he pos
sesses the certificates Of eminent physicians
Maudley and Goodrich, Of the existence O
mental alteration in the prisoner Of lonT
standing, and he has no hesitation in say.
ing that there will be no difficulty in astab
fishing the fact Of his insanity.
LONDON, March 6.-The following note
from Earl Granville to United States Min.
lister Lowell is printed:
"MY DEAR Mr.. LowELr-1 have lust re.
ceived 4 note from the Queen desiring me
to convey Her Majesty's Acknowledgement
for the congratulations you offer on behalf
OF the President and the people OF me
United States, and TO express her hearty
thanks Tor the kind feeling manifested to.
ward her Majesty.
Yours very sincerely,
GRkSvrLLE."
BRUssELs, March 6.-Three men and
two women have been arrested here
charged with completely in the Hatton
Garden, London, Pestoftice robbery In No.
vember last. Aquantity Of jewels were
found upon them.
LONDON, March Gin order to prevent
the preparation OF divisions in the Irish
Parliamentary party and tax attendance
It's members have plan under considera.
ton to pay each member elected to Partia.
ment at the next election E300 per session
Of Parliament, and for the contribution OF
EGO towards the expenses OF each contest.
ed election. 1t Is proposed to raise the
fund by alevy OF one shilling per year on
each elector, and ask the Land League To
contribute in the event Of deficits.
LONDON, March GA Berlin correspon.
dent declares that he has good authority
for saying that during the day on the even.
ing OF which General SkobeleF made his
first speech, General Ingnatieff hinted to
friends that General Skobeletf would make
some remarks which would create a pro.
found sensation in Europe. Those acouain.
ted with Skobelef believed his LANGUAGE
was authorized.
LONDON, March 6.-The Mark Lane Er.
pres IN its review OF the grain trade for the
past week says The rain fall has stimulas-
ed the growing crops, wheat presenting a
strong and healthy appearance. The de-
liveries Of native wheat has lessened con.
sldera6ly, the demand being very restrict.
ed and prices continue dropping. Flour is
continually eheaFening. Foreign bread.
stutis are declining. The market closed
cheaper for all descriptions Of -four. Il
appears now certain that the market will
be overdone with foreign -four.
Maize closed cheaper; mixed American
on Friday sold at 2S shlIlings, being de-
cline Of I'd. Barley and oats dull; carpoes
of the coast dull and weak. There were
ten fresh arrivals, eight sales and six with
drawals; three cargoes remained on sale
Saturday, including one Of American spring
and one Of California. The trade forward
dull and dropping.
Sales OF English wheat 81 ,SG5 quarters at
44s Va per quarter, against 81 ,525 quarters
at AIS "a per quarter the corresponding
week Of last year.
LONDON, March ch6.-Ponsonby the Queens
private Secretary, writing on receipt Of Sec.
retary Frelinghuysen's telegram expressing
the pleasure Of the President and the peo.
pie Of the United States Mt the escape ol the
Queen, says:
Dear 4r. LotrtR:
1 received your telegram to-day and gave
it to the Queen, who was very much
touched by the kind feeling shown. l felt
that the expression Of one nation to an.
other was rather too important for me to
answer and therefore gave it to Lord Gran.
vile, With the Queens request that be
would convey her most hearty thanks for
the telegram.