The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-18
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BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register

MADRID, Ostober 15.-The Archbishop
of Valencia attended, by an influential
deputation acting on behalf of the in
surgents lately and still in arms in that
city and within the limits of the Epis-
copal See, has JUST sought an interview
with the officer in command of the Gov
eminent troops operating in the district.
The Archbishop interceded in behalf of
the insurgents and in support of the
authorities making terms with them.
When the deputation retired general
military council was held, at which the
subject was debated. 1t was finally de.
cided that the insurgents must all sur.
render at discretion.
PARIS, October 16.-A dispatch from
Madrid states that the Republican
leaders, Solooche aud Paul, are in the
neighborhood of Malaga, preclaiming
the republic.
There is runor current that owing
TO the continued illness of Prince DE
La Tour D'Avergen, the Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs, he will be compelled 10
reNnQulsn bis once.
The threatened strike of the mer-
chants clerks Of this city has COM
menced, but has not yet become gen.
eral,
The remains of Charles Augustine
Sainte Beuve were inferred this morn
ing, without any religious ceremony.
MADRID, October l6.-The sessions OF
the Cortes have been suspended.
LONDON, October l6.-A Madrid letter
published here states that the railroads
and telegraph lines arc destroyed q
great distance around that city.
Late advices have been received here
from Fernando Pc. A volcano in the
Cameron range on the main land near
that island, was in an active state of
eruption.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro
has arrived. The war news from Para.
quay is important. President Lopez
was still being pursued. He had arrived
at San Esta Island, and it was thought
he was trying 10 reach Bolevia Terri
tory.
MADRID, October 16.-Valencia still
holds out against the national troops.
The attack, however, will begin this
evening, unless the insurgents surren-
der Internationally. In the meantime,
the instruction at Berajsl continues.
Two Republican bands in Catalonia and
Andolusia have been beaten by the
troops.
The Cortes have given the necessary
authority for the prosecution of the
seventeen deputies who have paTtic!-
pated in the rebellion.
PARIS, October 17.-All the opposition
deputies to the Corps Legislatif wall
meet tomorrow 10 draw up a manifesto.
Rumors continue TO circulate in regard
to the modification Of the ministry and
the return of NJ. ROuber To the Cabinet
with the liberal programme is spoken
of.
The strike of the merchants clerks is
quite general. The clerks held "a meet
ing to-day and the proceedings were or
derby. Nothing has occurred since the
commencement Of the movement 10 call
for the interference IF the police.
PARIS, October l7.-Adv!Ces received
from Paraguayan sources represent that
President Lopez has established new
lines of defense at San Es'anislans,
where he has q considerable force Of
men and plenty vf artillery. The Allies
are unable TO cou.iuo pursuit for want
of horses and mules, but will resume il
as soon as their army is reOrgauiZed.
MADRID, October 1.-THE insurgents
at Valencia, after the battle of ycster-
day, which lasted several hours, sur
rendered, Internationally IEeig
leaders have disappeared, but are be-
lieved to be secreted IN the city or Vi
cinity. The Government forces now
occupy the city.
The sittings of Cortes were suspended
without the appointment of day for
reassembling, and il is not known when
the session will bc resumed.