The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-13
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

ROME, April 12.-The Archbishop of
Baltimore has published sharp reply
to the recent letter Of tbs Bishop of
Orleans.
LONDON, April 12.-Five thousand
non-conformist ministers waited on Mr..
Gladstone recently to protest against
sectsrisn clauses of the Education bill.
Capt. Lacon publishes n communica-
ton in the Pail Mall Gazette wherein
he defends the officers Of the American
steamer Oneida. He says since the order
Of the Council of August 4, 1868, it is
doubtful if there is any rule of road at
sea.
RoME, April l2.-The last chapter of
the first scheme of the dogma of Papal
infallibilty will be voted upon to day.
The opponents of the dogma will be
required to vote in writing.
PARIS, April l2.-Thirty persons were
arrested yesterday for having tried to
prevent the police from tearing down
revolutionary plscards.
PARIS, April 12.-Yes:erday during
the review of the troops an unknown
man created considerable disturbance
in the crowd by shouting vengeance
against the Emperor" He was taken
into custody. No arms were found on
his person.
PARIS, April 12.-The international
Society of Workmen will take charge OF
the families Of men sentenced to im-
prisonment for taking part in the riots
at La Creuzot. The workmen at La
Creuzot show no signs of return to
labor. A gang of eight hundred iron
workers have one from Fourchambault
to Fortoren. On their arrival there
they entered foundry and put stop
to the work, but committed no violence.
The Emperor has appointed COM
mittee to consider the political status
of the ocean telegraph cables and re-
port what, if any, technical or interna,
solute neutrality.
LONDON, April 12.-The underwriters
commenced settling to day for the
steamship City Of Boston as total
loss.
DUBLIN, April l2.-Another agrariar
outrage was perpetrated last night. A
man named Kiernen, an overseer fol
Mr.. Clarke, at Holy Cross, Caron coun'
ty, was assassinated. Ne clue to the
murderers.
LONDON, April 12.-Thc Chambers
Agricultural Journal reports that the
good weather is working wonders
everywhere in crops. Wheat, which
was previously suffering from droughts,
is now ready for the hoe. Beans and
peas are coming up new and the oats,
barley and potato crops promises we'll.
MADRID, April l2.-The losses in the
fighting at Gracia in the suburbs of Bar.
celons are not SO light as represented.
OF the insurgents nineteen are known
to be killed and ten wounded. Besides
these many wounded were taken home
by their friends, and it is impossible to
ascertain the exact number of troops
lost. Two killed and thirteen wounded
is officially reported. The outbreak
was not prompted by hostility to con-
scription alone, but socialistic and par
tisan agitators were also at work to
heighten the discomfort of the citizens.
Paris, April 12.-Several Carlist
ehieftsns succeeded in entering Spain.
News of fresh insurrectiobs is looked
for.
The answer of Count Daru to Cardi.
nal AntoAelli's note is expected to be
read at Rome to. morrow. The Court OF
Rome has decided to forbid clergymen
of Spain taking the oath to the new
constitution. Efforts were made to-day
to persuade the Emperor to make some
concessions in regard to plebiscitun
but they met with no success, so th'
resignation of Daru is considered Ger
tain.