The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Peruvian.
Interesting Political News.
Address of 1ir. Bright at Birmin ham
-DisenssiOn of American Affairs.
Press Dispatcb.l


PORTLAND, Jan. 30.-The steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool 9th, was detain
cd by ice Is hours. She did not sail from
Londonderry until Saturday morning
2lst, and arrived here this ?. NJ.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Messrs Schofeld and
Bright had been addressing their constit-
uents at Birmingham. The former ex-
pressed regret at the intention OF the
Americans to terminate the reciprocity
treaty and to place gunboats on the
lakes With regard to non-intervention
he said he was not prepared to join in
the policy which would altogether over
look the injuries one nation might intlict
ON another Bright expatiated on the
triumph of the non-interventiOn policy
in British politics. In regard to parlia-
ment, he said it should no more be put
to sleep than should the negro question
in the American Congress, although it
was always rated great nuisance, and
not to be talked about. America is now
in deadly conflict with the negro, stand
ing forth in the pale of freedom,
Mr.. Bright used many strong argu-
ments in support of the extension of the
franchise. He pointed to the order and
tranquility with which millions voted at
the recent presidential election i'll the
United States.
As regards American affairs. he said
he purposely abstained from any Obsel-
vations upon that sad and mournful rev
olution which was taking place.
Mr.. Baxter, NJ. d., had been delivering
addresses in Scotland on the American
question. He eul0gized Mr.. LincOln's
administration, and was emphatically in
favor Of the North. He had perfect con-
fidence i'll the ability of the North to
bring the question TO most satisfactory
solution.
The Liverpool Post says that extensive
orders for army clothing for the rebels.
have been executed in Liverpool lately.
10000 uniforms were made for the rebel
army.
FRANCE.-A duel took place recently
at Bois de Bouloyn, between Count Tai
lyran Perigard, recently made Dude de
Montmorency, and La Rocheteneauld,
Duke de Oudentre, one of the plaintiffs
in pending suit to prevent the former
assuming the MontmOrency title. They
fought five minutes with swords, when
La Rochefoneauld was wounded on the
arm and hostilities were stopped. Perl
gard also received two slight wounds.
Bourse was firm. Rentes CIT 2Oc
The Vienna press asserts that the rela-
tiOns between Austria and Prussia con
tinue excellent, but nevertheless Austria
is determined to withdraw from the
alliance, rather than permit Prussia to
annex the duchies
nj
Spain will demand from Peru an indem-
nifty of 100000 frances for the expense
of the expedition. The CorrespOndencia
announces that the government will act
if the encyclical letter is
published without the authority OF the
council of state
ITALY-It is rumored that the Rus
slams and the Pope had Il quarrel over
the encyclical letter. w d. Sartige had
communicated to Antoinelle the meas
ures adopted by the present government
against the encyclical letter. A rupture
had occurred between Cardinal Dandria
and the Pope The Cardinal was sum-
moned to Rome to answer for robellious
language, under penalty of being de
prived of the emoluments OF his rank
1t is stated that the Cardinal refused to
leave Naples.
BRARIL-Paraguay had declared war
against Brazil. 4 decree was issued au-
nouncing a rupture of the treaty.
The following is summary of the news
by the City of Cork, which steam er had
not yet arrived:
The London Times editorially refers to
rumors that the rebels contemplate
emancipation as measure of securing
European recognition, and points out the
futility of such Il step. AS to the idea of
accepting protection of any European
Government, rather than submit to the
North, the Times regard the idea as vi
sionary, and thinks no European power
is likely to accept such an improbable
offer. In another article it proposes
that for the sake of the United States
and Canada, the reciprocity treaty may
continue If not both countries will be
greatly injured.
The loss of the Lew blockade runner
Leila, off Liverpool, was a most disas-
nous affair. Only twelve seamcn were
saved out of nearly sixty persons on
board. The life boat which went to the
rescue was also lost with seven of the
crew.
The British warship Bombay was burn
ed of Montcvido, and ninety.tive of her
crew are supposed to have been lost.
FRANCE. E.-The pope's encyclical letter
is the leading item of discussion in
France. The Projects had been ordered
to report Oh its effects. The government,
it was said, contemplated n serious step
in the matter 1t was rumorcd there
had been difficulty between the French
and English military authorities at Alden.
Bourse tirmer. Rents 67f 36c.
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