The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-20
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, December 1.-THE Govern
ment is apprehending riot at London
derry tomorrow, and have dispatched
troops to that place to quell any disor-
der that may occur.
BERLIN, December 17.-Miaister Bur-
lingame has received official notice
that the Chinese Government is fully
satisfied with the action of the Embas
sy, of which Mr.. Burlingame is the head.
This confirms the previous reports to
that effect.
LONDON, December lS.-The Specta.
tor to day in replying to the comments
of other London journals on the Ala.
bama question, comes 10 the defense OF
American Ministers johnson and Mot
lev against the charge of their subser'
vance to English influence. The writer
says the English people believe johnson
impair italy took in them and their din
ners.
LONDONDERRY, December Is. -
There is intense excitement in this
city in view of the threatened disturb
ances on the occasion of celebrating the
anniversary of the siege of the city.
Additional police sworn in and many
troops arrived to be used in the sup
preston of the outbreak. Up to this
time, p. m, the city is tranquil.
PARIS, December l8.-The Emperor
has entirely recovered from his recent
indispOsitiOn.
PARIS, December l8.-Hcnry Roche
fert's new journal, the Marseillaise,
made its first appearance this morning.
The authorities have not interfered
with il.
LONDON, December 1S.-The Times
says there is great interest felt in com
mercal circles on the possibility of
another ship canal, deeper, wider and
less subject to foSs and sand drifts,
through some of the Central American
States to connect the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans.
PARIS, December 1S.-M. Lesseps,
engineer chief of the Susz canal, has
been congratulated on the success of
the work by Emperor Napoleon and
Lord Clarendon.
LONDON, December 1S.-The Saturday
Review has an editorial on the Rich.
ards9n- Mcfarland tragedy. The writer
prouounces the Aston House wedding
alsatian, grotcSque, nauseous and bias
pbemous.
ROME, December lS.-The session of
the Ecumenical Council will be resumed
on the sixth of January. The French
Bishops have protested against the
Pope's interference in the Protestant
Council The Spanish Bishops, home
and colonial, sustain the Pope.
ROME, December lS-Auother reason
given to-day by the Ecumenical Council
for the adjournment to the 9th of Janu-
airy, that the Bishops were under the
necessity of attending the Cathedral of
st. Peters Oh account of the acoustic
lmpertections of hall, and have therefore
resolved to hold their sessions In another
place but which cannot be put il order
for several days. The Council has not
yet named the seventy-two members of
the three commissions provided for,
namely, ulselpline, religious orders and
eastern affairs. The members of the
commission on the faith have been des-
ignated but their names have not vet
been made public. Several of the
bishops, among W HON is Father Matbien
have obtained leave of absence for the
purpose of holding ordinations in their
dioceses. The Civta Catolica TODAY
publishes the text of an apostolic letter
imposing rules for the government Of
the Council.
PARIS, December 1S.-Ths authorities
to-day ordered all the Spanish refugees
in the city, who in any way were impli-
Gated in the late revolution, to leave
the country.
The commercial parties in this city,
and particularly those having business
connections with America, are much
agitated in relation TO the approaching
termination OF the postal treaty with
the United States. This treaty expires
January lst, and though the Frehch
Government is disposed to renew it i'm.
mediately, during the interval that
must necessarily elapss before it can be
acted upon INTERCHANGEABLE by the two
governments, letters cannot be prepaid
by certain steamers. Much embarrass-
ment is likely to ensue.
ROME, December l9.-Cardinal Pen.
TIM, native of Rome. died yesterday
aged ~ years. There are now sixteen
vacancies in the College Of Cardinals
is understood that the Pope will make
denomination to fill the vac aticies while
the Ecumenical Council is in session.