The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-01
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, June 90, Noon.-Additional
intelligence relative to the loss of the
sloop-of-war Sacramento have been re-
ceived. The crew came to shore in a
small boat. Not a single life was lost.
Consols 94i; bonds, 72i; Erie, 42s; IL
linois Central, 79t; Atlantic and Great
Western, 24i.
LIVERPOOL, June -. Noon.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged; sales to-day OF
10000 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged.
Corn, 35s for new. Lard, As Sd. Tai
low tirmer, at SIS Sd.
LONDON, June %, 2 P. M.-The Gov
eminent Secretary for the State of Ire
land at the present time forbids the
adoption of any reform bill.
Consols, 945; Illinois, 10; Erie, 42i;
bonds, 80.
LIVERPOOL, June %, 3 P. M.-Cheese
advanced Id. TallOw advanced Cd. No
other changes.
ROME, June %, Evening-There are
a great many more arrivals of Catholic
Prelates and Laymen. There are four
hundred and fifty Arch-Bishops and
Bishops. with about thirty Thousand
Clergymen and members of different
religious orders in the Eternal City.
From the United States are noticed
Arch Bishops Spalding, of Baltimore,
Hendricks, of st. Louis, Odin, Of New
Orleans, Purcell, of Cincinnati and
oc DI,.ln1a l,nhiu with
twenty-five Bishops from ether Ameri-
can dioceses in the British Territory
and the Union. When the Pope re-
ceived the American Prelates and Cler-
gy at audience they presented him with
100000 in gold coin; also model of
the American yacht Henrietta, in sill
yer. The yacht was ladened below with
gold pieces to the amount of S5O,OOO,
and was contributed by the people of
the Arch-Episcopary province of Gin
cinnati. The presentation of the mod
81 was made 10y Bishop Wood, of Phila-
delphia. The Pope, lifting the model
of the Henrietta from the case, said,
with n gracious smile, "NOn eRn rap
ore" il is not steamer; or, as words
more freely translated, it is not all
vapOr or steam, abiding to the golden
cargo. To the Clergy, His Holiness
said he had only pleasant words to say
to the Americans present and absent.
He complimented them on their pro-
gress, religious and civil, in a most
cheerful manner, and spoke in the very
highest terms of General Rufus King,
United States Minister to Rome, and of
his father, Professor King, who row
lies at the point of death. Arch Bishops
Spanlding and Purcell had been named
on the committee TO reply on behalf of
the Catholic world to the POpe's allOcn-
ton. The Council committee meet in
November. Arch Bishop Purcell will
have assigned him post of honor Oh the
right hand of the Pope at the grand st.
Peter ceremony on Saturday. Every
attention is being shown to the Ameri-
cans.
ROME, June 29.-The Pope held pub
lie cOnsistory this day ut which over
four hundred Catholic bishops from ev-
cry part fthe world were present. The
POpe delivered an allOcution to the as
sembled prelates, in the course of which
he praised their great zeal in coming
to Rome from such distances, and their
bNlnClUH anu
obedience to the Holy See. lie said the
example shown to the world by the
union of the churches ut large in its
celebration of canOnization of martyrs
of Japan and the Eighteenth Central
Anniversary of st. Peters martyrdom,
would show forth to its enemies the
immense power which the church
Yields on earth. His Holiness confirms
papal condemnation of the act of Octo-
Der 10Th, 1850. lie also expressed de-
sire to convOke, at an early day, gen
eral council of bishops, with view to
deliberate ON the best means to repair
the evils which Cypress the church just
now. The Holy Father closed the al
locution by imparting benediction to
the bishops.
LONDON, June 20, Eyening.-Break-
fast was rendered to the distinguished
American, WIN. Lloyd Garrison, at st.
James Hall to-day. Large numbers of
people were present. TIE principal
speakers were John Bright and the
Duke of Argyle. Friendly tOasts were
drank and the affair was perfect Ova-
liOn.
Atlantic and Great Western cOnsoli-
dated shares, 2OOi; $40 bonds ut Frank
fort closed at az.