The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-06
WASHINGTON, September 5.
A Sporting Munster. -
New Postage stamps.
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, September 4.-The Emperor
will not so to !Chalons to-day.
LONDON, September 4.-lmperialis'
journals of Paris express discomfort al
Priuce Napoleon's speech and declare BIT
went 100 far. The general opir ior IL
that the Prince displayed great ability
and liberal spirit.
The London Morning Post to-day hae
an editorial on the Canadian matter
The writer says: The Consolidation nd
development of Canada are at hand.
Immigration is increasing, the Govern
ment active aud relations with us in a
fair way OF improving. People and
money are a great desiderata. Let Can
ada show that this can safely and profit
ably be sent there and the Old Country
will be found supporting and invigOrat-
ing in better manner than in supply
ing her with inadequate garriso1s.
MADRID, September 4.-The Impercial
of this city says the chances of the Duke
of Genoa are best for the throne of Spai n.
1t urges Cortes to fix his majority at l6
years.
LONDON, September 4.-William
Hewitt writes TO the Daily News to-day
on the Byron scandal He says there is
little doubt that the altered conduct OF
Lady Byron towards her husband was
the result of her fathers representa-.
ton, backed mp by SONG odious story.
He traces the conduct of the wife In
buying up her husbands memoir and
destroying it, and asks if the evidence
of the party destroying the evidence o.
the opponent can be accepted. The
same act of de?riving Byron of the OPP
portunity for self Justification, de-
prived his wife Of the right TO advance
fresh charges. The writer feels certain
that this will be the ultimate verdict of
the public. -
PARIS, September 1.-The LIE Public
newspaper states that the Emperor re-
tired at late hour on Friday night, was
somewhat fatigued in the morning, and
consequently was not present ut the
council Of ministers held on Saturday.
Te day the weather is favorable and the
Emperor still feels some weakness, but
his physicians believe that the progress
of convalescence cannot be interrupted
any length of time. y number of recep-
tions are To take place ut st. Cloud to.
day, at some of which the Emperor will
assist. The Journal Olicielle to-day is
silent on the subject of the EmpCror's
health. The Presse reports that the
Emperor was unable to take his walk III
his private park yesterday.
PARIS, September Queen Christina
has gone to Nichy. 1t is rumOred that
she vii eudeavor to bring over General
Prim to the cause Of Queen Isabella.
The arrival OF Don Carlos here is daily
expected. .-.
MADRID, September 5.-FOur thou
sand troops Will sail Oh she 96h and 10th
insts. for Cuba aud six thousand will
follow in few days.
LONDON, September 5.-Mr. AytOnn
has written note defending Lord
Byron and discreditiDg the statements
made by Mrs. Stowe.
PRAGUE, September 5.--The celebra-
tion of the five hundredth anniversary
of the birth of John Hass commenced
here yesterday. The city is crowded
with strangers. Many English and
French visitors are here aud large
number of Prussian sela:es have arrived
10 take part in the festivities. The
character of the celebration is rather
political than religious and seems to
have an German tendency.