The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-16
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VALENCIA, October 14.-The Govern
ment is making more VIGOROUS efforts
for the suppression of the Republican
insurrectionary movement. 1900 men
ofthe regular army with forty pieces Of
cannon are in position before the city.
The insurgents, aware Of the power of
this force, asked permission to capitu-
late but the official authorities as we'll
as the officers commanding for the Execu.
tive, demanded an unconditional sur
render. t.-a.
The Government in Madrid has re
solved to disarm the republican volun-
teers and dismiss all the republican off,
cial aud Municipal councillors from of.
Ace.
PARIS, October l5.-The Empcror's
health is satisfactory. Yesterday he
went hunting.
A strike of coachmen and merchants
clerks is imminent.
LONDON, October l5.-Daniel ODon-
ouphue, mem Der of Parliament for Ker-
~ and Tralee, writes to the Dublin
Amnesty Committee on the course OF
the Government towards political pris-
oners. He states that the Government
collectively and individually commits
serate the Fenian prisoners and are
anxious to liberate them if it can be
done consistently with duty to the State,
but he is convinced that the Govern
ment cannot, without degrading its
functions and betraying its trusts, yield
anything of the faintest semblance to
the unconstitutional pressure.
The Times money article says: The
confidence in the ability of Spain to
soon repress the Republican insurrec-
ton is increasing.
GLASGOW, October ia great fire
has been raging at the Vulcaa Iron
Works and Eagle Iron Works. The
loss will be very heavy.
MADRID, October 15.-Rumors are
abroad that Emperor Napoleon intends
TO establish a corps of observation on the
frontier, and causes much excitement.
During the debate in the Cortes yes
terday on the resolution thanking the
defenders of the Spanish authority in
Cuba, General Prim declared that the
home Government only awaited a ia
vorable result of tho conflict there to
accord all the reforms and liberties re-
quired by the colony.
Negotiations with the rebels at Va
lencia are progressing. A brief delay
has been granted and certain time
fixed within which they may submit
and receive full pardon, but should they
hold ont after the time has expired,
their lives will be forfeited.
Pruereda has been arrested on charge
Of engaging in the conspiracy to pro-
woke an resurrection in Saratoga.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, October Is
The waters of the Nile are suhsiding
and there is no longer any apprehension
"f serioss damage to the cotton crop.
The losses by the food will not exceed
in the aggregate 500 bales. A dam on
the Suez canal gave way, but did no
great harm to the works, though. a
large quantity of material was desti oy-
ed. 1t is feared the canal must be
deepened before it can be of any prac-
teal use.
ROME, October 15.-The Civilita Cat
tolica says the bishops have been sum-
moned othe Council not to deliberate
on and decide a question by vote of
the majority, but TO ratify the decisions
already resolved upon by the sovereign
and infallible Pontif.
LISBON, October 15.-It is said a
measure providing for reduction of the
army will be proposed at the next ses'
sion of Cortes.