The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-07
FOREIGN News.

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over due at Liverpool, had arrived up to
the time of the sailing of the Peruvian
The Uhited States steamer Kearsarge
was at Lisbon from Sierra Leone.
Nineteen of the crew were attacked with
fever, and fourteen had died. She is
kept in strict quarantine.
The New York correspondent Of the
London Times asserts, on the highest
authority, that the American govern.
ment will do what is right as soon as the
Fenians give it sufficient cause to inter-
fere
The local authorities at the various
English ports have received government
| instructions to take precautions against
cholera. r.
In the House of Commons on the 25th,
the bill abolishing the declaration OF
conformity to the litany of the Church
of England by Fellows of colleges, was
passed through the House of Commons
by 20S against 186.
Public interest centres in the fate of
| the Reform Bill.
A division is expected on the 25th,
| owing to a detection from the liberal
ranks by the unseating of several lib.
erals, owing their election by bribery.
Opposition journals assert that there
will be an active majority against the
| bill. The Owl says in case OF absolute
| defeat, the ministry will Immediately
resign. If they have only small ma
ioriry, some of the ministers will retire,
while others will assist in forming
coalition ministry in conjunction with
Lord Stanley, Mr. Walpole, Mr.. Henley
and others.
The London Star calls for the dissolu-
ton of Parliament and an appeal to the
country in case the ministry are de.
feated.
Satterthwaite's circular, dated 2jth of
April, says: American securities during
the week have been mainly influenced
by conflicting rumors about affairs of
the continent There have been sales
on German account, which have been
met by orders for purchases for shipment
to New York. At the close there seemed
to be a renewed demand for all descrip-
tions; 5;20s closing at 704a704i Illinois
Central, S0a50t; Erie sold down to SIS,
but reacted, closing firm ut 621
Austria aud Prussia private kilograms
to the Paris Moniteur assert that pacific
arrangements have been effected be-
tween Austria and Prussia, the latter
power asserting to the Austrian propo
sal for a mutual disarmament The
Gazette of Bavaria confirms this intelli
gence, asserting that all danger Of war
in Germany is removed, and the Paris
Constitutional accepts the news as sub
stantially correct.
A Berlin telegram says the report OF
n frao of oil haf prna cia nd
Italy are absolutely unfounded
The rumors Of the violation of Aus
trian territory by Italian volunteers had
proved false. The attitude Of Austria
aud Italy continue menacng
The Florence journals represent that
the Austrian government has ordered all
the land and naval forces at Venitia to
be placed on war footing by the first
of May, and that an extraordinary con-
centration or troops was to take place
in the province Of Rayiga,
It has been declared to the Italian
Cabinet by the Emperor Napoleon that
he will in no way assist Italy.
In case of an attack from Austria, the
m mister OF police had been notified that
the Austrian Visa will again be neces,
sary for persons crossing the AustrC:
Italio frontier. The Vienna Cabinet is
said to have addressed circular to the
Prussian and other courts, informing
them that the Austrian ornaments are
rendered necessary by the proceedings of
the Italian government,
The dispatches add that Austria. rely
ing upon the word of the Prussian King
considered any measure OF defense
against Prussia unnecessary
The minor German States arc said to
have come to complete understanding
not to decline the proposal of Prussia,
but make it starting point for the re-
form ofthe Federal Diet.
An Austrian dispatch Of the 18th, inst
proposing disarmament, and the Prus-
sian reply of the 2lst agreeing thereto,
are published in the Paris Bourse Of the
25th inst
The man who attempted to take the
life Of the Gear of Russa is named Vase
bocow, native of the province OF
Saratof.
The Turkish government has sent
protest to the conference at Paris against
the election of Prince Charles, Of Hohon'
zallen. as Hospadar of Romany.
A deputation had left Buchanst for
Berlin to tender the Hospodership to the
Prince.
CANTON, CHINA, March l3.-The impe.
rial army has obtained a complete vic
tory over $4,000 rebels, supposed to be
the residue of the army of the Talhngs
in the Northeast. The conflict lasted
two days, and resulted in all the rebels
being slaughtered or taken prisoner.
The imperial army was being disbanded.
Lohdon money mlrket--funds continue
sensitive, but without material tuctua.
| ton, and in commercial and financial
circles the discount demand is moderate.
The following is summary of the
news sent out by the Palmyra, which
left Liverpool on the evening OF the
oath instant:
The Reform Bill was further debated
on the 23d, by Bright in favor and
Whiteside and Walpole against it.
The wife of Thos. Carlyle died very
suddenly while taking carriage ride in
Hyde Park.
The warlike news in the Times Of the
9th, about the withdrawal of the min
| listers from Berlin and Vienna, was false.
| The Times was hoaxed by a forged letter
from the foreign office
The relations of Austria and Italy
are Of warlike character The con
ceutratiou of Italian troops at Bologne
caused Austria to take precautionary
measures, and the army in Venetia
has been placed on war footing.
Asummary of news was sent by Kama