The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-12
BY THE CABLE.
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PARIS, March I'm. Louis Noir,
brother of Victor Noir, who was killed
by Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte,
published an interesting communication
in the morning journals of this city to-
day. He complains that be has not
been permitted to know anything OF the
accusation against the Prince; that
neither he nor any of his friends have
been called to appear as witnesses in
the case, and that the prosecution seems
to be directed against his dead brother
and not against the Prince.
VIENNA, March 1.-THE Vienna jour
nails claim that the note recently for
warded to Rome by Baron Won Beust
was most emphatic in tone, and that
the anal ysis of it made recently by the
London Times does it no justice.
PARIS, March 1l.-Day before yester-
day the cells of the prison of Saint
Pelagie were carefully searched by the
authorities. This is the prison where
those are confined who were accused OF
q conspiracy against the nation and
the life of the Emperor. ORe of the
results of the search is the transferring
of seventy. four of the prisoners to the
Mazss prison.
Messfs Henri Rochefort, Grouset and
Mourat are still detained in the prison
of Saint Pelagie, and are not allowed to
see visitors.
The magistrates to-day sentenced
fourteen more persons to terms of two
years imprisonment for participating in
the disorder at Bellevile last month.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Chambers Of
Commerce of Belfast and Glasgow have
demonstrated against the American
mail service of the Government and the
Encouragement OF the English tele-
graph system.
LONDON, March IL, $3.50 P. M.-The
evening edition of the Times gives the
following from the Roman frontier: On
Monday q scheme on infallibility was
distributed to members of the Council
II asserts that the Church possesses
supreme and complete primacy and
that the principaltty over the
Universal Church was received with
plenitude of power from the Lord him
self by st. Peter, of whom the Pontitf
is the successor. All questions of faith
must be determined under that power,
else the words of the Lord to Peter
would DO disregarded. This is proved
by results in the Apostolic, Catholic, and
Immaculate Church. The doctrine has
always been fully maintained; cOnse-
quently, we inculcate, with tue concur
renee of the Council, and define rs a
dogma of faith that, thanks to Divine
assistance, the Roman Pontitf, Of
whom it was said in the person of
Peter by Christ, asd to Christ, II have
prayed for ALL" cannot err when
acting as the supreme teacher Of all
Christians. The scheme defines what
the Church must hold in faith and
morals, and that the prerosatiOR of Pa.
pal infallibility extends over the same
matters to which the inCalibIlity of the
Church is applicable. If any should
dare, which God forbid, to controvert
the present definition, let him know
that he departs from the true faith.
LONDON, March 1.-THE experts are
dissatisfied with the practice of the
Oxford boat crew. The opinion is gen.
eral that Mr.. Houblean is not q good
stroke. Both the Oxford and Cam
bridge crews are practicing regularly.
ROME, March 10, via PARIS, March IL.
Tho reply of the Ponti6cial Court to
the last dispatch of Count Dora has
been forwarded to Paris. 1t contests in
emphatic terms the demands of the
French Government to be represented
in the Ecumenical Council. The ApQs-
tolic Nnncio to the French Court is
charged at the same time to give assur-
ance that the representative of France
will be received with all consideration