The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamship Peruvian-..-
Reform Movement in Lendon---
uexican Affairs.

Mexican Affairs.
FATHER POINT, Oct. 20.-The steam
ship Peruvian, from Liverpool, on the
18th inst, via Londonderry. on the 18th,
has arrived off this point. The news
is exceedingly meagrc. The London
Daily News SAYS that the Leeds reform
demonstration, both In Numbers and or
canizstion, - admitted 10 have been
more IMPOSING than nny Of the defnoh-
STATIONS that hare preeedcd It. The
London Telegraph assefts TINT the
state of affairs in Gambia every day DO
comes loss serious. The cattle plague
had made its reappearance In seferai
places ID tho Cantots of Gussons ara
Schafhain.
SNurzrR1 ,yp.-Thc Empress of Mex-
leo had arrived in Testc from Rome. A
letter dated from Rome on the Cd inst,
and published in the Lyons papers
saws: The Empress Of Mexico is the
subject of much conversation here.
Yesterday al 9 A. NJ, without having
requested an audience, she presented
herself AT the Vatican 10 see the Holy
Father. she was immediately received,
and is said 10 have presented a petition
prayinr the Pope to sanction every
thing her husband had done, IA Emperor
of Mexico. with respect 10 religious
matters. The story goes that the Pope
positively refused to do so. when the
IMPRESS declared that she would not
leave the Vatican, if the request were
not granted. The writer adds that he
cannot guarantee the authority of all
this. but it is certain that the Empress
did not quit the Vatican until q o'clock
in the evening. She then retired to the
private study of the Pope, and his Holi,
ness continued This addresses and usual
daily routine. leaving the Empress with
her lady in waiting.
The steamship Herman, from South
alnpton OH the 10th inst, arrived to-day.
Commercial advices have been antici-
mated via of the cable, but details II
General news is of an interesting char
aCter.
ENGLANp.-The London Times says:
Certainly 10 political movement has
for long time attracted so much atten-
tion ms was found on Monday, by the
collecting together of so great multi
tude. in order to discuss and support the
PRINCIPLES of the Manhood Suffrage As
sociation. which has been established III
Leeds.
The London Starsays: 10000 persons
were present. Many speeches were
made and resolutions passed. Bright
made a powerful speech.
Lord Cowlry will continue Ambassa-
dor at Paris for some months.
Cholera continues in London and in
the north.
Three ships have arrived at Mitekla-
iewsk. from Hamburg. with material
for HE Russo-American Telegraph.
The entire material is in excellent coli
dition.
Alarming reports are current i'll Paris
concerning the Empress of Mexico's
state of health.
Gladiator won, easily, the French
grand prize.
IrAIY.-The ratified treaty has been
sent to Vienna with 81 millions of Torins
in treasury bonds, III payment of the
indemnity.
RTSSIA.-Thirty-f persons are com
promised ny the disclosures at the
KorokoZotf trial. One has been con-
dcmned 10 death. and fifteen 10 exile III
Siberia.
AUSrGIA,-Thc Emperor has decided
to rcnomcc the title of King of LON
hardy and Vcnitia.
| PRVSSIA.-The law incorporating the
Frankfort and Prussian monarch was
solemnly promulgated. When the Prns-
sian flag was raised, large crowds. as
scmhlcd at Romesburg. Bnt the inhab
itants remained quiet. Similar royal
patents, taking possession OF Nassau
and HesSc Cassel, We're solcmnly pro-
muIgatrd ut CaSScl and Wcisbaden,
| neutrality-suspicious. are enter
tanned for rising in Epirus. Reinforce
ments have been sent to Epirus. Gambia
} is expected to he paciiied 10y October
/ 18th.
The patent anneNinG Hanover 70
/ Prussia was promulgated i'll Hanover
/ October 9th. The patent declares the
annexation To Ge one result of the right
cous war in which Prussia was engaged
Ii demands obedience to Prnssian
authority and promises prCt elton t.
Hanovcrinn subjects.
The annexation il decided to nc ncccs.
sary for the reorganization Of Germany
and the patent assures the Hanoyerian'
that Prussia'S acquisitions are gains ia
Germany. The cX-king of Hanover
having illuminated his protest against
the annexation, now relieves all his
former subjects from their "aths "f III
lcgiancc to him.
The Frankfortcrs prote>t against
being annexed to Prussia,
Immediately upon the ratification OF
the treaty, which is expected directly.
the tortrusseS will he handed over tn
General Lchocut as follows: Plccccirn.
Mantua. Logan, Vcrora, Palmanoria,
Venice and the Province of Ncnitia.