The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-27
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EUROPE,
The Church cOmprOmlse--Another
Ocean CAbIO Projected.
The First Dispatch Over the RrencIl
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The First Dispatch Over the Rrencil
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New YoRK, July 25.
A Duxbury, Massachusetts,, dispatch
states that the following dispatch has
been received over the French cable
from Brest: .I.lU-A. -a-.... -
LONDON, July 24-G:lO Pm.
A clause has been introduced In the
Telegraph bill protecting sub marine
cables landed on the shores Of The Uni.
ted Kingdom, and building q post
office to collect and distribute messapeg,
After WednesdRy'A cabinet council,
Lords Granville, Cairns, DR., Bali and
the Irish Attorney General met 10 dis
cuSs the compromise terms, The gov.
ernment and opposition accepted the
conditions after the PFemier'a StAte-
ment yesterday, that the Irish bill only
awaits Royal assent. %"
GRANVILLE Murray was elected from
bis club by vote Of 100 10, 10.
Il 10 reported that q new cable 10 pro.
jected direct from Milford 10 the Amer.
loan continent. '
RunIOFed Alliance Of France, Anstrin
j, anu Italy.
PruaSIan Hay oaOts for the rope.
LONDON, July %.
Il Brumored q treat yhaa been oonclud. i.
ed between France, Austria and Italy
the latter In the case OF war 10 Suppoft
France o with contingent Of INV thou.
sand men and occupy Vllerbo. 1t 10
rnmor0d also that Prussia offerB the
Pope IL. 900 troops II the French evacu-
ate Rome. Ifn|t,l
The Great Eastern has arrived out
from the United States. The practice
ships Macedonian and Savannah have
arrived at Portsmouth,, and their OH.
GERS visited the Governments establish.
menls there. Advlces from CONSTANT.
nople state that Egypt is armlng ex>
tenslvely. , ~ .,Y..,.,'',.,1' ,
Sporting Matters. ,or -..pA
The interest 10 the Harvard and OK
ford boat race exceeds that OF the an.
nual Uniyersity contest. The betting
10 In favor Of the Oxford.
The ocean race OF the Royal York.
shire Yacht Club came otf on Friday.
The course was from CoWes TO Fort
Hall Roads. The race was won by the
Cambria, beating all competitors by 10
hours. .. .O
The Times ON tho Irish Church.
The Times to-day refers,to the discs.
tablishment as follows: THE Irihh
Church now knows what It b., and
what 1t can do, and for The first tune In
its history, has a real honest, independ-
ent character ~ +o 7''
Tho engagement with the CarItsls
ncAr CIndad Real.
Apprehension OF = General Rising.
MADRID, July 25.
At last the CArlIst outburst, so long
expected, has occurred. Five hundred
we'll drilled troops under the command
OF General Sabarlegos, have taken the
field near Clndad Real where they
were defeated and dispersed by the ma
tlonal troops, commanded by General
Tornubetl. The battle took place In the
morning, and 1t Is reported that the
CarlIsL party lost fifteen In killed, and
a number OF others who are
wounded. Only three ofiicers are re-.
ported killed on the side ofthe Govern.
msnt troops. Near the town OF Man
seorIes n strong party OF the Carlists
also made demonstration and subse.
quently succeeded In lnterceptlnE the
railroad trHIns and eating the teIe.
graph wires. The last accounts state
that four thousand Carllsts had ar
rived In the province Of La Mancha,
and that Government troops have
been dispatched 10 tue scene of
action. The agitation Is general
throughout the whole country, and the
people are much excited over the late
news, NO further hostiliIies have -aa
yet been reported, although II is feared
that = general rising may be expected
over Spain, now that Don Carlos has
crossed the frontier and opened COM
with his numerous partl-
sans. -H- Z. ms .I.....f 800 4