The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

vor of annexation must be more agree
able,to her ears now since slavery has
beef supaesff bst Neither it is their
int&Str Il ipckds SSlien and uncon-
genial population in the Union, is a
question for future history.
LONDON, September 19.-The Times
calls to mind that the first anniversary
4pf tba.TsFolution in Spain has passed
IAnt npne of the evilslaid to the charge
Toffhe Bourbons have diminished but
rather increased. There is greater as
tress and confusion and lees concord
efficiency and public security. Inc pol
icy of the Government in the provinces
lis rsviewed and its action there con
trasted with its action in Madrid. Inc
Times acknowledges that all is done lor
the best, but conflicting views and al,
verging tendencies of some members OF
the Government produce helplessness
and improvidence among them. There
is hardly willing man in the whole
Government such as they are. Spain
must accept them. The country has no
better and must make the best of them
LONDON, September l9.-The Daily
News says the question as to an i'm
proved understanding between Spain
and the United States remains unsolved.
While the latter is impatient of delay,
the former is sending ornaments that
NAV precipitate conflict. The Spanish
excheauer is virtually empty, and tenn
porary loans are resorted to at increas-
ingly oHercus terms. This fact must be
considered in estima ting the possibility
of the pending crisis.
LIVERPOOL, September ia letter
is published FROM Mr.. David A. Wells,
Special Commissioner of the Revenue
Department, addressed to Mr.. Dudley,
American Consul at Liverpool, on the
subject of devoting the surplus reven-
ues of the United States to the reduc'
ton of the public debt.
LONDON, September 1s.-Thomas
Graham, Master of the Mint and one OF
the most eminent chemists of the day, is
dead.
Cry OF MEXICO, September 10, via
HAVANA, September IA preliminary
meeting of Congress was held on the
9Th instant; Senior Montez was Speaker.
The Supreme Court has probably re-
yersed the decision Of the Quirrerro
State Courts taxing the Pacific steam
ships; proceeding which favorably
affects the New York and Mexican line,
heretofore taxed at Sisal.
A revolution at Puebla is feared.
Search has been made in the city Tor
Negrete, who is supposed to have enter
ed the city in disguise.
Velez, who arranged the betrayal OF
Macmillan with Lopez, has been ap-
pointed Governor Of this district.
The opposition has become furious OF
late owing to the shooting OF Lleuten-
ant Vanque and the two sergeants VINO
conspired to capture the Conducta which
contained the treasure.
Disturbances are anticipated at Guer-
zero.
Professionalism is making rapid strides.
1t is expected that Governor Baez
will be voted out of Congress by the
Administration majority.
The villainy of the Court Judges
have become so notorious that. several
of them have been removed.
LONDONDERRY, September ia riot
occurred yesterday between the porters
on a strike and others who refused TO
Join them. Both sides were strengthen
ed by their friends and the riot threat
ened to become formidable, when the
military appeared and charging into the
crowd of rioters dispersed them. Sew
eral persons were injured but no one
killed..
LONDON, September l9.-lt is estimat'
ed that 100 vessels were wrecked and
several hundred seamen injured in the
late gale.
MADRID, September l9.-lt is rumored
that Napoleon has telegraphed to the
French Minister at Washington that
France desires that Cuba shall be re-
tanned by Spain. General Prim it is
said has had second interview with
Napoleon and Lord Chamberlain. The
British foreign Secretary has also had
another audience with the Emperor. A
decree proclaiming liberty of worship
in Cuba will appear in tho official Ca
zette tomorrow.
1t is probable that Becara or Romero
will be sent to Cuba to resolve on the
spot all questions of the Administrations
The embarkation of reinforcements
for Cuba has commenced. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that Topete will COM
mand the fleet.
The prospects of the Duke of Genoa,
as candidate for the throne, are i'm
proving. A marriage with the daughter
of the Duke of Mountpensier is pro-
posed.
PARIS, September 19.--General Prim
has left on his return to Madrid, where
he will arrive on Tuesday next.
The weather is stormy to-day. The
Emperor did not attend the races at the
Bots de Boalogne.
Baron Won Beust, the Austrian prime
minister, is expected here.