The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-09
Foreign News.

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HALIFAX, Dec 8.-The steamship Asia
from Liverpool on the 25th and Queens
town OH the 26th, has arrived, with dates
two days later.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Paris CORES
pondent of the Globe says: The Spanish
ministry has decided to back out of the
Chilian affair, and the Spanish Admiral
has been ordered to suspend operations.
Stephens, the Fenian head centre of
Ireland, has not yet been recaptured.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-Evening.-Cet
ton sales to-day, 1000 bales; marked clo-
sing unchanged. Breadstuffs dull Pro-
visions unchanged.
PARIS, Nov. 25.-The Paris Patrie
prominently publishes the following:
Recent correspondence has brought a
rumor from New Work announcing rup.
ture of the relations between our minis
lister at Washington and the Government
of the United States. Some London
journals have credited the rumor. Pri-
vate information enables us to give q
final denial Ito it 1t appears in some
of the American journals, among them
the Courier Des Etat Unis, of the 10th of
November. We attribute it to political
and financial speculations. We are in
formed that the New York market was
much excited by the announcement, and
it's author has turned it to account. AS
regards the political speculation, it was
their object to serve their own interests
As regards England and Mexico, they
wished at all cost, to throw upon France,
the hatred entertained in the North
against England, and at the same time
favor the last abortive attempt of the
Juarez party in Mexico. Thus, with
that object in view, the rumor was served
up of a difference between Paris and
Washington and as regards to the Egyp-
tian black troops. But all these reports
are false, and they are only to elicit the
declaration that the most perfect good
feeling exists between M. D. Mentholon
and the American authorities.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The British gov
ernment offers reward of 1000 pounds
sterling for the re-capture Of Stephens,
the Fenian Head Centre Of Ireland. They
also offer 300 pounds sterling for infor-
nation that may lead to his arrest, with
free pardon to any person or persons con-
cerned in his escape. Nothing is known
as to the mode or manner of Stephen's g
escape, except that his liberation must
have been effected by some of the prison
| officials.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25--A requisition is
being signed in the city asking the May
or to call meeting to consider the con-
dition of affairs in Jamaica
LATEST VIA. QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The Paris CORES
pondent of the Globe states that Cabi'
net Council of the Spanish ministry has
been held at which it was unanimously
voted to back out of the Chilian affair,
| and that imperative orders have been
dispatched via. New York ordering Adj
miral Poreja to step proceedings, report
progress and await instructions at Mad
rid. Earnest entreaties reached the
French Emperor to use his good offices
in conjunction with England towards
pacific solution of the affair.
The Star says that Parliament will
probably meet on the 28th of January to
organize, and that the regular business
of the session will commence on the lst
of February with the delivery OF the
Queens speech.
The question OF parliamentary reIofm
shows increasing agitation.
Additional details are published OF the
damages done BY. the late gale, which is
described as one of the most terrific
known for many years. The weather
continues very boisterous
The latest official report in regard to
the cattle plague says that it is on the
increase.
At a meeting of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad stock holders,
Sir Morton Peto and Mr. Forbes made
elaborate statements and reports upon
the prospect of the line, which they re-
ported as encouraging.
A military riet was reported at Muir
tenaue between large body of Zouaves
and some marines, nineteen killed and
fifty wounded on either side.
SPAIN.-A report was current in Paris
that Spain had notified the British and
French government of her willingness to
accept the mediation of European power
in the Chilian difficulty. Madred pa
pers demand all international arbitration
for the settlement of the affair.