The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-18
virginia and Tennessee.
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LIVERPOOL, August lG.-The ship
Basear, from Liverpool, for New York,
collided with the ship SAndusky, from
New York for Liverpool. The Rasear
put into Milford haven, and the San
dusky arrived here to day. Both YES
sells were much damaged and leaking
bad.
PARIS, August 1.-THE Prose- regards
the recent amnesty DEGREES of the En-
peror as an abandonment of his past
policy and as pledge for the future.
The funeral OF Marshal Neil takes place
to-day.
VIENNA, August 1.-THE whole press
dsapprove of the note sent by the
Prnssian Government to Beust, and de-
nounce the course of Prussia as unpre-
cedented il diplomacy.
ROME, August 1.-THE Pope has de-
cided to hold an universal exhibition of
Christian art next year.
MADRID, August 1.-THE EpOca and
other newspapers deny the existence of
negotiations between Spain and the
United States relative to Cuba. 1t is
said the government desires the restora-
tion of order in Cuba before consider
ing the subject of cessation to the United
States. A rumOr of u proposition look
ing to an Iberian union is officially de-
MED.
Mr.. Forbes, of New York, who has
been here for some time in the interest
of Cuba, has gone to America, and Will
return again on the reassembling OF the
Cortes.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Harvard
and Oxford crews are out every day for
practice for the past few days. The tide
between Putney and Mortlake has been
bad and the rowing could only be done
early in the morning or late at night.
Good judges say the OxOnians are fault
less. The Harvard crew are much i'm
proved and are rapidly working into the
English style. They display great
strength and their pace against the
rivers tide is rapid. The question is
generally asked, Can they hold ont at
the terrif&pace with which they start.
Betting to-day is to on the Oxfords;
yesterday it was 3 to l.
MADRID, August ia body of Car
lists, led by Vicar Alcablas, were de-
feated at Abejeala by the national
troops. The Vicar and nineteen of his
men were taken prisoners.
PARIS, August 1.-THE Emperor il
better to-day and took walk in the
park at ST. Cloud. 1t is now asserted
that General Lebouf will be appointed
Minister of War.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, August l7.-Th,
early arrival of Ismael Pasha is expected
here.
TRIESTE, August 1.-THE United
States steam frigate Franklin has ar
rived at this point.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Harvard
and Oxford crews rowed from Mortlak
to Putney to-day. The former mad
from IS to 80 strokes per minute. The.
had heavy weather part of tho way.
DUBLIN, August 1.-THE Municipal
Council have adopted an address t
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Gladstone and Ear
Gray, congratulating them and the
country on the passage OF the Irisl
Church bill. The conservative mem
bers of the Council absented themselve!
when the vote on the address was taken
Arch Bishop Cullen has summoned
Roman Catholic Bishops to meet i,
council for the discussion of publi,
questions.
BERLIN, August lit is reporte
that the North and South German State
have agreed to the common action wit
respect to the Ecunienical Council,
the resolutions adopted by that body
the question of the temporal power
the Pope should threaten the peace (
Europe.