The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-27
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, June 25.-During the late
riots at Cork, barricades were erected
ann defended, but were finally captured
by the cavalry. Many of the police
were injured, and soldier had his skull
fractured by a stone thrown by rioter
The Spectator to-day has long arti
Gle on recent affairs in Canada, anC
argues for the annexation of the colo
NAL empire.
PARIS, June 2j.-In the Corps Legis
latif yesterday, Louvet explained that
the Government had satisfactory reports
Of the crops, but no precaution or pro
vision had been neglected TO guard
against famine.
| MADRID, June 26.-In the Cortes on
Thursday the Minister OF State said
Spain had signed the judicial treaty
with France after consulting the Coun-
cIl of State, and he therefore judged
that the permission of the COrtes was
unnecessary. Subsequently General
Prim opposed the project for the Minis
try at present as an act of weakness.
He stated that an amnesty would be ac-
corded at more opportunemoment
PARIS, Junee 25.-It is reported that
the ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain will
sign her solemn abdication to-day. Mar
shall Bazaine and other important per-
sonages will be present as witnesses.
ROME, June 25-The Ecumenical
Council will sit through the summer,
not adiourning finally till Easter One
hundred speakers inscribed on the in
fallibility dogma are yet to be heard.
1t is said that new definition has been
proposed, designed solely to disorganize
the minority. The fathers who are
hostile to infallibility continue to receive
congratulatory addresses.
LONDON, June 2j.-The steamship
City of Brooklyn, from Liverpool on the
23d inst, for New York, ran down and
sunk the Geiser, off Arklow, Ireland,
yesterday. The crew OF the Gciser was
saved The steamer, not injured, pro-
ceeded on her course
PARIS, June 2j.-It is reported to-
day on good authority that the En-
peror has had another attack Of rheu-
matism, brought on by sudden change
in the temperature.
The weather to-day is quite chilly.
1t is expected that the report on the
petition Of the Orleans Princes will he
presented to the Chambers on the ID Of
July.
The Paris journal confirms the re-
port that the Government has refused
permission to the Princess to retire at
present
LcyDox, June 25.-Thc carpet
weavers OF England threaten to strike
for higher wages.
The last of the Canadian emigrants
for the season, numbering 200, sailed
in the ships Ganges and Tweed.
PARIS, June 26.-Thc Memorial Dip
lomatique publishes an account of the
battles between the, Argentine troops
and insurgents in Entire Dios. General
Lopez Joerdan commanded the rebels.
His cavalry made Il brilliant charge and
broke the Argentine right wing but the
latter rallied and defeated the rebel
infantry.
Cork, June 2G.-Thc disturbances
continue, although the troops and po-
lice occupy the streets in force. The
rioters otter no resistance TO the troops,
but annoy the police. Wien driven
from the streets the rioters occupy the
house tops and then hurl tiles and
stone at the policemen. One of the
latter was today knocked from horse
and badly injured. \ shoenakers
shop was attacked yesterday by a large
mob, but was successfully defended 10y
the troops. \ large number OF persons
were arrested. The authorities are
acting with moderation. They have
forbidden professions within the city
limits, but have gwen permission for
holding a public meeting in the Park.
PARIS, June 26.-The Emperor has
been advised by his physicians to 90 to
Contrexville for three weeks and take
mineral baths. They are famous for
curing diseases of the bladder
The committee on Petitions i'll the
Corps Legislatif propose that the recent
communications of the Orleans Princes,
relative to their recall be formally laid
before the Government.
The Chinese Embassy will be received
tomorrow by the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs At the end Of the week they
20 to Madrid.
LIEpSIG, June 26.-Alvah Lake, of
Memphis, Tennessee, has been sentenced
to four wears imprisonment for an az
gravatcd assault on the American Com
sui here.