The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

entertained at a dinner by the Royal
Cork Yacht Club, at Cork, to-day. The
Yachts will start on their ocean race at
two clock next Monday afternoon. A
large fleet OF steam and sailing yachts
will be at the place Of rendezvous to
witness the start.
PARIS, July 2.-General Quesada and
Senior Armos Cesyedes were received
to-day in kindly manner by the En-
perors Prime Minister, NJ. Olivier.
PARIS, July 2.-The Figaro vas to-
day prosecuted for publishing false
,anecdote of the Emperor and the late
Earl OF Clarendon.
Mr.. Washburn has left Paris for the
German watering places. Colonel Hotf-
man viii act during his absence.
The bishop Of Paris has returned
from Bone.
The steamship Lafayette leaves Havre
today for New York. Among the pas
sengers is Provost Paradol, the new
French Minister to Washington.
LIrKRPooL, July BY the statistics
published this morning it is shown that
eighteen Thousand emigrants left this
port during the month Of June for vari-
ous American ports. Nlne-tenths OF
them went to New York.
LONDON, July 2.-The circular issued
to-day by Pixtley, Abel, Langley X Co.
reports the bullion market firm.
The Spectator criticizing the Indian
policy OF the United States, anticipates
an immediate Indian war which will re-
suit in the determination OF the race.
George Cinexshank, the artist, has
submitted to Queen Victoria model
of a monument at Bannock Burn.
Some OF the merchants complain
that the Times bulls the corn market.
The command Of the English chan
mel squadron has been assigned to
Admiral Drummond.
VIENNA, July "A sharp shock OF
earthquake was experienced throughout
Greece yesterday. The town of Sar-
toria is a heap Of ruins An island in
that neighborhood suddenly disappear
cd at,the time of the shock. No further
particulars.
WARsAw, July 2.-The Emperor of
Russia and suite arrived here yester-
dav. 4 great official demonstration
will be- made to-day in honor OF the
event.
LISBON, July 2.-Senor Figauierce,
who was recently appointed Portuguese
Minister to Washington, has been
transferred to St Petersburgh
ROVE, July 2.-lt is said that at least
two-thirls Of the fathers at the Ecu
menical Council will depart for their
homes as soon as the infallibility dogma
is officially promulgated.
LONDON, July IA coroners in
quest developed the fact that Mrs.
Waters, the notorious baby keeper, was
guilty of poisoning and starving several
infants left in her charge
PARIS, July 2.-The Emperor wears
mohrning eight days in consequence of
the death Of Jerome BonaTarte, Of Bal
timore.
The decided vote by which the Corps
rejected the petition of the Orleans
Princess is considered final.
1t is represented that the discussion
on the dogma OF infallihility certainly
closes this week
ST. PETERSBURG, July 3.-The Cath
olics residing here publicly announce
their determination to adopt the Greek
faith should the dogma Of inialIlbiIltv
he adopted at Rome.
LoNDoN, July 3.-The Observer says
the ocean Yacht race tails to excite any
interest in England 1t is reported that
the crew of the Cambria became dis
satisfied and Ashbury was obliged to
ship new one at Cork.
LoypoN. July Much interest is
felt in the international yacht race be-
tween the Cambria and Dauntlcss. All
the details were finally fixed to-day,
the start to be from Daunt Head Buoy,
within short distance Of Cork HarbOr.
The Americans here will celebrate
the Fourth of July as usual. Mr..
Motley, the American Minister, has
made arrangements to entertain the
Americans at q banquet:
The Manchester Examiner applauds
the idea of an American monument to
Charles Dickens, but assumes that the
project will be dismissed when Mr..
Dickens objections to such an honor
become fully known.
The clothiers of Cork are still import
iug German operatives to take the place
OF the strikers. Fears are consequently
felt of renewal OF the disorders.
The funeral of the Earl of Clarendon
occurred at Walford to-day.
The Pail Mall Gazette apPlauds
Grants message on Cuban affairs.
MApRlD, July 3.-The reports that
De Rolas had demanded reinforcements
are officially denied.
PARIS, July 3.-After long discus
sion the Chambers have rejected the
petition of the Orleans Princess for per
mission to return to France by IA
against 81
The editor OF the Reveil has been
prosecuted for having reproduced a
false anecdote OF the Emperor and Earl