The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-07
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LONDON, June 5.-The temperate
speech of Lord Clarendon in the House
of Lords last evening, on the subject of
the Alabama treaty, has ELECTED the fol-
lowing comments from the London jour-
nails this morning:
The Times says: For our part, con-
sidering the demands of America, and
the ready concessions Of England, we
wonder the latter got off so well. The
rejection of the treaty was more a lucky
chance than a result of frmness of any
body engaged in behalf of Great
Britain.
The Standard says that negotiations
for the Alabama treaty failed because
America never intended them to sue.
ceed. IfEngland now admits that II is.
her duty to renew her efforts for
peaceful settlement it is without nope.
Our honest desire for such a settlement
will not be appreciated but by small
section of the American people; and in
the meantime, until the details of Mr..
Motley's mission is known, we should
fold our hands and limit our compli-
ments t. him as a great historian.
The Star says: Americans can no
longer doubt our willingness to do them
right, and our determination to pre-
serve our national character and credit.
MADRID, June 5.--Admiral Topete read
Gen. Dulce's kilograms announcing his
resignation before the Cortes last even
ing. Great excitement prevailed. Mar
shall Serrano asked for suspension of
Judgment until the arrival of Dulce
and until particulars in the matter are
known. 1t is rumored that Dulce was
recalled on account of lenieAcy to the
Cuban insurgents.
PARIS, June 5.-Lavellitte has official
ly declared the warlike rumors pub.
ished in the newspapers recently as
without foundation.
BRUSSELS, June 5.-The Upper Cham
Der confirmed the bill of the Lower
House abolishing Imprisonment for
debt.
LONDON, June Ga meeting of con-
sentative Peers was held yesterday to
determine what course should be pur-
sued in regard to the bill for the discs
tablishment of the Irish Church. Lord
Cairns urged that opposition be made
to the bill on the second reading, and
be finally rejected. BE said the leaders
of the party did not wish to dictate,
and were anxious that the Judgment of
each Peer should remain unfettered. He
felt that, as the country had never pro-
nounced on the present bill and as the
feeling of the House of Lords was so OPP
posed to it, the most consistent and best
course to pursue under the circdm-
stances would be to repudiate the
measure.
Lord Salisbury deprecated the course
by Lord Cairns. The Rg-
itation which would follow the rejec-
ton Of the bill would be most disas-
trous to the country and would do moth
ing to save the Irish Church. 1t would
be better to accept the bill and modify
it in committee than renew the i'll feel
ing and excitement.
Lord Cornavan supported the recon-
incubation of Lord Salisbury. He urged
the Chamber of Peers, now that it was
able, to make terms for the Irish
Church. They might not have an OPP
portunity hereafter.
Lord Dorby was in favor of the rejec-
ton of the bill, contending that per-
sonal fears should deter no one from
doing right. The majority afthe Lords
present approved of Lord Derby's views,
and it was agreed that the second read
ing of the bill should be opposed 1t is
estimated that there will be majority
of eighty against the Irish Church bill
on its second reading in the House of
Lords.
PARIS, June Cit is rumored that
there is a crisis in the Council of Minis
tiers at Rome but no changes are an
nounced. Prelates from abroad are be-
ginning to arrive in Rome to take part
in the Ecuminical Council,
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, June GA re-
port has reached here from the interior
that an Englishman and his family have
been massacreed 10y the natives in Abys-
sinia.
DUBLIN, June Can immense public
meeting of persons, opposed to the Irish
Church bill, has been held in London
derry. Nearly 10000 persons were pres
ent. A protest against the bill was
adopted, and will be sent to the House
of Lords.
LONDON, June 6.-Some arrests have
been made in Paris within the last two
days in consequence, it is reported, of
the discovery by the police of new
political conspiracy. The details of the