The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-13
BY THE CABLE.

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by Telegraph to the Register
! LONDON, September lO.-The Pr!nce
> of Wales has directed Captain Hatten
Saunders to communicate to the dar'
ward University boat crew his regret at
being prevented from paying his per
sonal respects to then individually and
collectively. during their stay in Eng
land. Captain Saunders is charged to
convey also to the Harvards an express
sion of the admiration of the Prince for
the gallant manner in which they rowed
against tho Oxford men.
LISBON, September ll.-Advices from
Rio JaneirO to the 10Th OF July state
that according TO Paraguayan accounts
Il sAarp engagement occurred between
the Braziliaus and Paragnayans, III
which 200 of the former and 90 of the
latter were killed. Owing TO the IN
favorable nature of tue ground the
Paraguayans were unable to pursue.
News from Brazilian sources say the
Allies were continuing their prepare
tions TO attack Lopez in force.
| A writer in to-day's Standard says
.McMahon, United States Minister to
Paraguay. denies the charges recently
brought against Lopez. He says Lopez
is Intelligent, polished and courageous,
and conversant with European manners
and diplomacy. Only two or three
English desire to leave Paraguay, but
they are too timid to express the wish
| PARIS, September 1l.-An official
newspaper to-day announces that Ma.
poleon is well.
LONDON, September IA Paris let
ter. published here today, says the RI
mors of possible abdioatiOn foreshadow
A not improbable event, as the Emperor
is liable TO a relapse, his sickness inca
pacitating him for business. Many
think his sons majority will be pro-
claimed on his next birthday.
PARIS, Septemberll.-The rumor that
the Regency under Serrauo will be ex-
tended is gaining ground. All parties
in Spain favor the proposition.
MADRID, september ll.-The disorders
are quelled, and the city and country
are tranquil. The Government has adj
vised Prim that his speedy return Is un'
necessary.
The Imperial newspaper to-day pub
fishes letter from Mr.. Fish, the Amer
lean Secretary, to Minister Hole, and
comments favorably upon It,
LoNpoN, September 1.-THE Land
and Water newspaper hopes the Oxford
crew Will make return match with
the uaryaIus, ;ud that the race will be
as well fought as the last. \ better
contest cannot be expected.
! PARIS, September l2.-It is reported
here tha GeugI4. SiCkle's late note TO
the Spanish Government, declares that
thoa,n the United States have not Yet
recognized the insurgents i'll Cuba as
cl,i.a.cals. still, ii the situation Is not
modified, they wi, soon take steps 20
that eua, Spain Is about to dispatch
.!,uuD achievements TO Cuba. The
fist detachment, 600 snong, will EN-.
b2rll during the present week.
MADRID, september l2.-The Impair.
cial newspaper confirms the report that
2l,UJu suldlcl5 will b. sent to Cuba, and
= e. tina the merchants of Havana
have raised riue millions OF reals tol
taei. pay.
King Victor Emanuel, Of Italy, in re-
p. to oycrtu.es made to the Duke of
!. Aost. in connection with the Spanish
rome, declares that his son shall never
IT. n in % Tree country unless by the
Unanimous cali of its constituent cham
hels.
c LISBON, September l2.-The Republi
; cans are eNtenHinG their influence in
: Portugal, and their organizations ale
n increasing i'll numbers.
y BRUSSELS, September l2.-The Bel.
= glan Government declines 10 ioin B,r
ano in carrying out Prince Hobenlobs,s
policy respecting the forthcominr Fen.
D mcnical Council. The Government has
: also determined to send no official dele.
gate to the Council
, LONDON, September IA letter
. the Telegraph s"ys: Lord Byron did no
t meet MIS-. Leigh from period befor,
his marriage until after the separa,io,
/ from Lady Dyion.
The Times contrasts the French revo
e luton of ISIS with the present revolu
ton in Spaio. In the former the people
ruled. When the power given TO Gen
eral Cavaiunac was turned against thu
9 the people, the Sovereignty, after
y short but terrific struggle
J. 'e4 IN Spain. The army governs, ye,
= the army, although ruling, has neither
. conquered nor fought for its power. A
+ S'I"sSse with the people is ALWAYS i'm.
Is rinent, but the cOntendipg forces are
VI unequal and odds are against the neo.
}. pie Among Spanish statesmen there i.
: no Ceraiguee. They try strotoo.m
q corruption and surprise, but dare mo,
It employ force. The revolution has hard
LIY moved a stem and the Mhnla a.: