The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-01-04
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LONDON, January 3.-Thomas Ores.
fck, K. A, well known artist. die in
this city o. Sturdy aged 80. This
afternoon his remains wers deposit I'd in
the cemetery a. Kensol Green, on the
outskirts OF the city. A great throng
of artists aid celebrities were present.
The Times has an elitorill article on
the recent demise of the. Londen Star
and Morning HeCall. II attributes the
failure of the Star to its partisanship,
and asserts that party organs are now
absoleto.
PARIS, January 3.-M. Emile Oil.
yeres ministsril combina.i)n, az
nouncsd Day or two ago, is nearly
broke up. I; is now ascert .iled again
that NJ. N. DIru and Buffet, of the Left
Centre, aud N. VI. TalhDnet and Segrie,
of tho Right C5ascs, a;1 to DO called 10
the cabinet.
RoM., January 3.-Tle Ecumeuical
Council held final session at the
Cathedral of st. Peters on Saturday
Efforts had been made to improve the
acoustic properties of the hall but with
ont much Success. The sessions here
after will be held at Q lierine.
MADRID, January 3-There have been
several impostIu5 conferences lately
between General Prim aud Senior Olo-
zosa. 1t is rumorrd that ministerial
changes are likely To result therefrom,
in view of the prOlongation of the pro-
yisioual government.
ROME, January 3.-The Civita Cato
Ec,, pubnshed mere, has a long article1
Oh relations of the different nations 10
the Ecum. uical Council now in sc 81 N.
II states that the Governments q nor
ally have nsIther favored nor Murdered
the Council except the Russia Schism,
which prevented the Ouly bsaep Of
Pol md not killed or exiled to Siberia,
from being PIE ,entto lie ate the mIsfUr-
tunes Of mat III 4TtyIe county. Dolly
one nation (France) has give3 i icituue
in keeping garrison here 10 protest The
tranquility of the Council.
PARIS, January S.-The Emperor or
Saturday, in reply to the uslal address
of the Corps Legislatif, addressed him.
self to the President OF that body as
follows:
"The assurances OF devotion which
yon address 10 me in the name of the
Corps Legislstif render me happy.
Never was our good understanding more
necessary. New circumstances have
augmented your prerogatiyes. Without
diminishing the authority given me By
the nation in sharing the responsible.
ity with the great bodies Of State, feel
more confident of overcoming the diff.
cultiss in the future. When q
traveller has gone on q long journey
and lays aside part of hts burden. He
isnot weakened, but gains new strength
60 continue his march. subsequently,,
inreply to an ad lress of the Archbishop
of Paris, the Emperor replied: l &C.
cept with gratitude the good wish OF
the clergy of ParIs; receive i'll return my
fluctuations upon the zeal you have
shown in promul eating among the
messes abnegation and charity.
Tue new Ministry has Mt length been
formed. The Jolrnal Offici4le gives the
list: Minister of JuS;ics and Religion,
n. Emile Olivier; Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Count Nap Jleon Diru; Minister
of the Interior, Chevaludi,r de Val.
drome; Minister Of Finances, Lou
q Joseph Boffett; Minister of War, General
Edmund LIE Bupet; Minister of Marine,
Regsult de Genonilly; Minister of Pub
lie Instruction, Emie Alexss Segrss;
N;aister Of Public Works, Marquis de
Talhenet; Minister of Agriculture aud
Commerce, NJ. Chss. LDuvet; Mnister
Of FinB Arts. M. Maurice Richard; Min
lister of the Emperor's Household, Count
valiant; President of Council of State,
Esquiron de PaIien.
sd An imperial decree separates the Min.
istry of Fine Arts from that of the En-
peror's household.
n. D. Duvergier, Minister of Justice
2 iuiS55, has been appointed Senator.
The Emperor recently paid visit to
e1 Queen Isabella, of Spain. She re-
lated TO him the proposals that had
beea made to her BY the Duke Of Mont
2 pender aimee she had been in France,