The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

Dcmidoff De San Donate, husband OF
Princess Mathilde De Monfort, of the
Imperial family Of France, died this
morning, aged o0years.
1t is reported that the Pope has ad-
yised the French clergy to cast their IN
fiuence and votes on the Plehiscite and
in favor Of the Government.
Reports are rife in this city OF ne"
plot discovered by the police against
the State and life of the Emperor. 1t
is alleged that yesterdaya deserter from
the army, a non-conmissioned officer,
WAS arrested in hotel in Rue Mont
martre, who had in his possession
letter from Gustave Fleurens, and
note containing Instructions for his part
in the execution of the conspiracy:
The Figaro says part of the design
of the plotters was to blow mp the Palace
of Tullierics and Prefecture OF Police.
LONDON, April 30.-The Times tins
morninu rcnews it, comments on the
atrocities of the Greek brigands, and
emphasizes its call upon the Great
Powers to intervene in the affairs OF
Greece to the end that similar outrages
NAV he prevented in future.
The Saturday Review anticipates the
entire restoration of American credit
only when, regardless Of Supreme 'onrt
decisions, the resumption OF specie pay
ments shall he an established fact
CoxsrAxTryoPLE, April 3O.-At Il
mectin. at the Divan of the Sublime
Porte Yesterday, the Sultan addressed
the Councillors on the State Of the En-
pire. He reviewed the events aud pro-
rress of the past wear, and said the
Government would not lie satisfied to
stop with what had been effected. lie
promised reforms in civil policy; the
development of the condition, and fos,
tering of trade should have his careful
attention, and that steps should shortly
br taken for thorough reorganization
oi the army and navy and the improve
ment of the highways and lines OF COM
munication throughout the Turkish do
minlons.
ALExAxpRIE, April 30.-The Pachas
paIace at Ramleh, near this city, was
burned Yesterday. Loss very heavy.
LONDON. April 30-Exciting but con-
Trajectory dispatches were received from
Paris to-day concerning the arrest Of an
English student of science, who lmme-
diatelv confessed his design 10 kill the
Emperor. -,
Several persons implicated in the
plot which has been discovered, sue
ceeded in escaping from France
Owing to rigorous censorship full par
ticulars are wanting.
PARIS, April 30-Evening.-Two Sec
retaries of the International Assocla-
ton of Workingmen were arrested this
afternoon. The police found upon
their persons a complete list Of the adj !
herenis TO the plot The authorities
are now searching the city for these
persons. The person first arrested, /
Beam. wa, not Il descrter from the /
French army, us at first reported. He
was merely disguised as Il soldier that /
suspicion might not be excited. Great !
military and police precautions are he
ing taken toni ght
PARIS, April 30.-The afternoon /
Journal Official announces that the !
police have been Tor some time on the
track OF plot against the Emperor.
Yesterday morning one Beaun, recently |
arrived from England, was arrested in !
the Rue Des Monlons, whereby the plot !
is completely discovered, On the per |
son of Beaun was found a large sum OF
money, Il revolver and a letter from
London from man who was impIlca- /
ted in similar plot in February last. /
This letter and confession made 10y .
Beaun himself leaves no doubt that 1t .
was his intention to Immediately make /
an attempt to assasSinatc the Emperor.
Last night other persons were arrested /
in the Bellevillequarters. At the house .
of one Of these the police seized large .
QUANTITY of powder, number ofeXplos .
i've bombs, together with directions how .
to use them. This plot has for It's .
principal organizers many members Of /
The International Association OF Work .
men of Paris. Some have been already .
arrested
PARIS, May There is no truth .
whatever in the report of a conspiracy .
to blow up the Tuelleries and the head /
quarters Of the police.
Ii is understood that the amnesty /
which was to have appeared on the 18th .
of May, will not be issued.
Signor Carniscti the Italian banker, .
left this morning, having received notice .
from the police to quit Paris within .
certain time. He refused to accept
Only one public meeting was dis
solved last night hy the authorities. !
There was no disorder to-day, though /
meetings are in progress in the riotous
quarters of the city. Up to the present .
time no trouble whatever has occurred. /
The authorities have taken great pre-
cautions to prevent breach of the peace.
ROVE, A pril %, VIA PARIS May l.
In the Council to-day the announce
ment was officially made that the dis
cusson of the dogma Of mfallibility was
near at hand. The preliminary propo-
sitions concerning the dogma have been
printed and already distributed among /
the members OF the Council.