The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-17
EUROPE.
LONDON, December l5.

LONDON, December 15.
1t is reported that the representative,
of France and England at Vienna have
been instructed to represent TO tht
Austrian government the dangers tina
may result to the peace of Europe from
its attitude in the Eastern question
The recall of the Austrian Empassadol
at Constantinople has been the result
of their representations.
MADRID, Dec. 10.
Matters are not perfectly tranquil
The government is receiving congratu'
lations from the provinces on the re-
establishment of law and order al
Cadiz.
MADRID, December I6.
The leaders of all political parties
have united in making solemn pledge
to use all their influence TO preserve
peace and order throughout the country
untilthe constituent Cortes has met and
settled the questions at issue. The
prompt suppression of the revolt at
CadiZ has greatly strengthened the
hands of the Provisional Government.
The subscriptions to the new loan
have been closed. They amount to 500,-
COO, 600 reals.
1t is officially announced that the
election of Cuban deputies to the Cortes
will be held Immediately after the arri'
CADIZ. December 20.
The fleet, with Captain General Dulce
on board, sailed yesterday for Cuba.
LoNDERBURG, Dac. Is.
Orders have been received from the
Prussiau government for the compile
ton of permanent Qualifications at Lon
derburg and Dnppell.
FLORENCE, Dec. 10.
At n popular meeting held here, il was
resolved to send Populations to the Sem
ate and ChamUer OF deputies, with per-
SONS requesting the Intervention of the
Italian government to save the lives of
Aguo and Kuzzi, who are condemned
to death in Rome. Great animosity eX.
lists in Rome between the native and
foreign born troops in the PontifciaI
service. Two more trials are to take
place next week, and both the defend
ants will probably be sentenced to
death.
PARIS, Dec. 16.
The following official news from
Spain is published here: The country
is entirely tranquil, and the addresses
intended for the heads of departmen is
will not be forwarded.
LONDON, Dec. 16.
A letter from Reverdy johnson to
the London Workingmen's Society
justities his friendly intercourse with
Laird and other friends of the South
ern States by tho examples of Grant
and Sherman's treatment of rebel Off
GERS. Ifhe is guilty Of treason, so is
Grant and Sherman. He says General
Grant entertained at his own house a
distinguished rebel leader, and ascribes
the attack upon him in the American
newspapers to a secret dislike for the
preservation of peaceful relations be-
tween England and the United States.
John Stuart Mill has written letter
on the result of the recent elections, he
ascribes the defeat of the workingmen's
candidate to the heavy expense OF
canvass Hs now conducted, and as a
remedy for this evil he urges the gov.
ernment to pay the necessary expendi-
lures aud make all other outlays penal.
Mr.. Johnson, the American minister,
in n short speech at the anniversary OF
the French hospital, declared that Lord
Clarendon was OF as sane mind as Lord
Stanley IN regard to the settlement
questions pending between England
and America, and that peace between
the Two countries was certain.