The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-29
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1EabesDoS, December 2s.-It is noted by
AthS Press here with approval that the
new Austro Chinese treaty forbids Con-
suls to engage in trade.
The Times, In considering the claims
of the American Government against
England, says the case of the Alabama
is tho only plausible one presented, and
even this fault is due to Union cruisers
for permitting her to escape to England;
we need not fear resumption of nego-
tiations or the reference of the claims
to an arbitration.
BRISTOL, December 2S.-During the
performance at q theatre in this city
last night there was an alarm among
the audience, and in the effort OF the
crowd to escape from the building'
eighteen persons were killed ana man!
injured.
PARIS. December 25.-The trial of
Traupman for the murder Of the Kinck
family. .commenced in this city to-day.
The court room was densely packed
with spectators at the opening of the
proceedings.
Advices from City of Mexico dated
the Goth, state that Mr.. Seward and
party arrived at Puebla on the 18th.
On the 10Th they were at Elascala,
visiting the historic remains for which
that place is celebrated. On the 2lst
they visit the monuments of Cholerla.
They will 60 next TO Orizaon, where
they will arrive on the 23d. Minister
Nelson accompanies the party on this
excursion. Mr.. Seward will sail from
Vera Cruz to Havana on an English
steamer, January I'd.
Several important pronunciamentos
are reported. The Government troops
have gained several victories over bands
of malcontents, and the most formida-
BILE of these are taking to the noun
tains.
PARIS, December 25.-The Journal
Oficiale announces the resignation of
the Ministry and the Emperor's deter
miuation to accept the same. 1t con-
tains also letter from the Emperor to
NJ. Emile Olivier requesting him to
name persons who will associate with
him for a homogeneous Cabinet faith
fully representing the legislative ma
jority and resolve to apply in letter and
spirit to the Senatus Consultum
Of September 9Th. The Emperor
counts on the devotion of the
Corps Legislatif to the great in
terests of the country no loss than on
that of N. Olivier to aid him in the
task he has undertaken of putting into
successful operation constitutional
regime.
LONDON, December 25.-The Pacific
Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Arequipa, to ply between Panama and
the cities of the west coast of South
America, was successfully launched at
Greeuock this morning.
Dispatches lIOlu SOubhhh Wv
previous reports of the entire suppress
sion of the instruction in Dalmatia.
PARIS, December 25.-The new SEES
sion of the Corps Legis!atif commenced
to day. II. Schneider was reelected
President By vote of 100 to 40.
TIE Liberal journals, commenting on
the Emperor's letter to NJ. Olivier, say
that personal government is now at an
end in France, and the letter is the hrst
chapter of the Liberal Empire.
ROME, December 25.-lt is certain
that in the questions thus far submitted
TO the consideration of the committee
appointed by the Council nothing is
said on the subject of infallibility. The
Pope expresses the opinion that the
members of the Council have no voice
in the regulation of that body's pro-
ceGdings.