The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-03
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Advioes to the I'd of February.

Advices TO the I'd of February,
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Late dispatches
have been received here from Athens
giving an account of another battle be.
tween the Turks and Cretans, in which
the latter were successful. The spakio.
ten Mountaineers were the attacking
party. The Turks stood their ground,
aud the battle lasted all day. The
Turks acknowledge a loss of $50 killed.
The Cretan loss is not stated.
MADRID, Feb. LIN accordance with
the expressed deter mination of the
government to uphold the temporal
power of the Holy Father, steps have
been taken for the formation of a
corps to be known as the Papal Legion.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-The debate in the
Corps Legislatif on the new project of a
law for the government OF the press
continued to-day. NJ. Favre in his
speech was generally in opposition to
the details of the bill, but expressed
his approval of few of it's clauses.
NJ. Casigrue also spoke against the bill,
denouncing it in all its parts as lead
ing to license. 8 G
LONDON, Feb. 1st-Evening.-The
mail steamer from Rio Janiero has ar
rived with the latest news from South
America. The advices are important.
The Inhabitants of Rosario, a town of
considerable size on the Parana river, in
the Argentine Republic, have rebelled
against the authority of President Mi
tire, and declared for General Urguiza,
formerly chief executive or dictator of
the confederation. ysfE
The cholera which has made sad raw
ages in Buenos Ayres has subsidized TO
great degree. The disease, however,
still prevails to an alarming extent in
theAllied army.
In Paraguay there has been no fight
ing since the departure of the last
mail.
President Lopez, OF Paraguay, re-
maIned at Hunita, and his forces were
all well supplied with provisions and
munitions of war.
LONDON, Feb. 1-Evening.-Lett
from Killarney say that the clergy of
that town who refused to say masses
for the souls of Allan, Larkin and
Gould, who were executed at Manches.
ter. have ceased to receive any money
from their Practitioners, who refuse to
contribute to their support or that of
the church.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-Evening.-Th
cabmen of this city are ON a strike,
causing much Inconvenience to the in
habitants.
LONDON, Feb. Interchangeable terrific
gale prevails Throughout England to-
night, and disaster both to life and
property on sea and land is apprehend-
ed. The telegraph lines to Liverpool
are down.
LONDON, Feb. 1-l1:l5.-The Bank of
Holland has reduced its rate of dis
count to per cent. Erie s1<; U, s.
Bonds are tirmer at 721<a729S.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-Il:I5.-Cottop
quiet and steady; sales 10000 bales.
Other articles unchanged.
PARIS, Feb. 2-Sunday.-The Courier
FRANCHISE of last evening saws the
presence of Admiral Farragut at Ma
pies is designed as counterpoise to
the French forces in Rome and to sus-
tain the Liberals in Italy, with whom
Farragut holds intimate relations. The
Courier says the Admiral has sent to
Capevera promise of his support and
only awaits the reply OF Garibaldf,
The Hnhatn kn
the government of the press was closed
late last evening. Novote was reached
The success of the bill is regarded ex-
tremely problematical.
LONDON, Feb. 2-Sunday.-In accord
ance with the request from Lord STAN
ley, the Pasha of Egypt has recalled the
auxiliary troops of the Egyptians,
sent to join the British Expedition in
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BERLIN, Jan. 2-sunday.-rhe bills
introduced by the Government. grant.
ing large indemnities to the King of
Hanover and the Duke of Nassau. have
been passed. Much opposition was
shown to the granting;of these appro-
priations, and at one time their passage
seemed doubtful; but toward the cloSe
of the debate Count Bismarck declared
that If they were not adopted he would
be compelled to dissolve Parliament
This threat was effective: III
cAD1z, February 2-sunday.-Reports
received from Morocco state that a Sc
we're famine prevails In Tangiers and
Tetnan.
FLORENCE, February 2-sundav-.
There was an announcement in both
Houses of Parliament, yesterday, that
the crown prince Humbert had been
formally betrothed to Princess Mar
gherita, of Genoa.
PAEIst February 2-sunday.-It is
reported that the Government IL likeIv
to withdraw the new bill for the reVII.
!Stion OF the press, in consequences of
the opposition to the measure shown
by the liberal party.
FoRTIETH CONGRESS.