The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-31
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
LATEST CABLE NEWS.

FLORENCE, Friday evening, Dec. 90
The Spanish government has demanded
indemnity from the Porte for the firing
into the Italian steamer by Turkish
Man.of- War off Canada.
MADRID, Friday evenins.-It is stated
that the Spanish Cortez will soon be
dissolved.
PARIS, Friday evening.-Advices from
Corea state that the French troops had
captured the city and Notifications at
King Hun. -
LONDON, Saturday, Dec. 29.-Queen
Victoria has extended invitations to the
owners and masters of Henrietta, Vista
and Fleetwing to visit the palace Mt os-
borne, Isle of Wight. t.
COMES, Dec. 26.-The Henrietta ar
rived last night, and the Fleetwing and
Yesta night after. Leaving New York,
they kept in the steamer track, the
Fleetwing going North, and the Vesta
SoutL. T,Ie Henrietta, for tho first
seven days, had cold, rough weather,
rain, hail and snow. The Fleetwing
had rough passage, and lost overheard
acting Captains Nichols and Wood, anu
seamen Kelly and Nelson. The Festa
reports that nothing occurred of impor-
tance. Earl Wilton sent a cOngratnla-
tory letter to the Yachtsmen. News
of their arrival was sent Immediately
to the Qneen. BY her special request,
the Board of Admiralty ordered every
facility to lie given To them by officers
on duty in English Channel.
Mr.. Bennett declared himself ready
to accept challenge from any yacht
in Europe. A banquet to the ynchtmen
is talked of in Paris for the coming Sat
urday. A great banquet was given here
to-day,to the yachtnen. One hundred
OF the elite of the town were present.
PARIS, Saturday.-A French iron-clad
fleet is expected to leave Cherbourg to-
day for Vera Graz.
LONDON, Saturday. 1t IL onlcluiy
announced that Parliament will meet
February 9th.
DUBLIN, Saturday.-Affairs in Ireland
are generally quiet. Two regiments
now here will soon leave for England.
PARIS, Thursday.-The Council of
State is said to DC divided upon the
new army scheme.
BERLIN, Doc. 27.-An official cdict re-
storing Pr,ssian Poland to her right
under tie Prussiau crown, IL published
to-day.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The report is re-
vived that Christian powers will inter
yciic III the affairs OF Christian subjects
of Turkey. .- ..
The Times e,litorially states that the
chances of collision grow smaller daily,
although in case of trouble, England Is
disposed to let events take their course.
BERLIN, Dec. H.-lt is reported on the
Authority OF some official newspapers
! that Austria meditates the invasion of
Turkey.
| TRIESTE, Dec. 25.-The Turks are re-
ported to be- again defeated with heavy
loss by Canadian insurgents.
L MADRID, Dee. 26.-The Queen being
unable TO form u ministry possessing
confidence i'll either party, dissolution
of the Cortes is limited at.
BERLIN, FRIDAY. - King Hanover
finally absolved all officers of the late
army from their allegiance.
! LIVERPOOL, Dec. 25.-Cotton closed
easier; rates unchanged; middlina up
land I'D. Breadstutis very firm.
! LIVERPOOL, Standardization firm
er: sales of 10000 bales. Breadstutis
quiet; prices firm. Provisions III
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 25.-Refined petro-
leum lbs 6td per gallon and steady.
Observation-Disclosures prices
quite firm.
LoNDON-Friday evening.-Brisk de-
mand for money 1T the bank and in the
Stock Exchange. Rates unaltered;
consols drclinad Id, closing ut 90; 5-2Os
~; Erie 45i; Illinois Central 79f.
! Observation-Disclosures secu-
rites improve in demand and price, and
advanced to III. The following is the
correct market:
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday; Dec. 26-
Eveuipg.-Sales of 1900 bales Of cot
ton to-day; market closing at an adj
vance of fully I'd; middling uplands,
1i.d.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. Election firm:
sales OF Is, 600, closing steady.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2S-The Brokers
Circular reports sales of cotton for the
week Mt 10000 bales and the stock in
port as 10000 bales above the estimate.
Prices advanced &c and quoted at. ID.
Market quiet. ........
| DUBLIN, Dec. 2o.-An election riot oc.
Cured III Dungannon. The military
were called out and one man killed i'll a
cavalry charge ON the rioters. Quiet
was restored.
| CoSsrANTINOPLE, Saturday Evening.
Porte has addressed a circular letter
to the great powers complaining of war
! like acts of Greece in affairs in Gambia,
aud asserting determination to break
oil diplomatic relations with that M.
ton. .....- .
LONDON, Saturilay.-Itiss emi-official-
ly announced that the Great Powers
will not interfere in the Turkey Greek
question for the present; bnt Il state
nIent is also made that Lord Lyons has
been intrustad to caution Greece against
1 further acts of hostility against Turkey.
PARIS, Dec. 2S.-Maxinilian has
ordered his letters to be sent to Mexico
and not to Gibraltar.
BERLIN, Dec. 2S.-The Prussian an.
thorities still continue the arrests Of
intended emiSrants.