The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-14

The News says: Europe must leok to
the Independent increasing minority in
the Corps Legislatif for a cessation Of
the armed peace of France, which il
hardly less disastrous to the interests Of
civilization than protracted war.
The Times, speaking of the position OF
the Lords on the Irish Church Bill, says
Marquis Salisbary's anticipation of the
situation of the Peers is now realized
We are in crisis, one of those rare and
great occasions when the national
mind is fully declared. The Lords
must defer to the country, otherwise the
machinery of the Government cannot
be carried on, owing to the fixed and
unalterable Constitution. The House OF
Peers must yield.
Dispatches from Calcutta, dated june
9th, state severe cyclone has occurred
there and in that vicinity, doing great
damage TO buildings in that city and
the shipping in the river below. Inc
damage to shipping in the harbor Is
very slight. At last accounts the cy-
clone was still raging.
PARIS. June 12.-Tumults in the
streets continue. The cavalry paraded
the streets all night and met with no
resistance. Arrests continue in the
streets, and it has become more tranquil,
but there are strong attachments oil
military posted in convenient places to
prevent an outbreak. When the EN-
peror and Empress drove through Mont
martre yesterday they were entirely
unattended.
About two hundred arrests were made
last night. The populace generally
assisted the troops to preserve order
and the streets were clear by one o'clock.
No outrages were committed.
LONDON, June 13-Evening.-An i'm
meAse Tory demonstration has been
held to-day in the various parks of the
Kingdom. At Manchester over 100000
were present, and resolutions protesting
against the passage of the Irish church
bill were passed, and monster petition,
embodying the substance of the resolu-
tions, was sent to Earl Derby for pre-
sentation to the House of Lords. At
Liverpool there were $4,000 people
present. Speeches by distinguished
persons, and resolutions against the dis
establishment of the Irish Church, were
unanimously adopted.
PARIS, June 12-Evening.-Ismael Pa
cha arrived here to-day.
The following is officially promulgat-
ed to-day: The recent disorders APP
proach a termination, owing to the
strength and energy of public opinion.
BERLIN, June 12.-The Deputies in
the Zolverein Congress from Baden
have proposed that the various North
German Consuls represent the Southern
German States also.
MADRID, June BIN the COrtes yes
terday Navarro advocated the election
of the Duke of Montpensier to the
throne, and declared his preference for
immediate and final action on the part
of the Cortes to that effect.
Marshal Prim defended the present
government of Mexico and announced
that diplomatic relations would soon be
renewed with President Juarez.
The Duke of Montpensier has entered
Spain and is now in Andalusia.
LONDON, June ia large number of
arrests were made in Paris yesterday,
but the tenor of the latest dipatches is
reassuring. They state confidence is re-
turning. Up to midnight public order
remained undisturbed. The troops
patrolled the streets and were frequent.
| iy cheered by the citizens as they
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