The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-03
Movements of King Amadeus.

ed here this morning.
Communication OF ROchefOrt's Sen
tence.
PARIS, October 2.-It is stated that
Victor Hugo has urged President
Theirs to use his influence and endeavor
to obtain commu,ation of Rochefort's
sentence of life Imprisonment in Colos-
sal fortress, and Theirs has consented.
Collision Between Fenians and the
Police.
Cork, October "a collision occur
red between the police and Fcnians to-
day which caused tremendous excite.
ment. The Fenians were privately
drilling, all armed with revolvers and
muskets, when the police, through spies,
obtained information Of their rendez.
vous and broke in suddenly in body.
A desperate fight ensued in which re-
volvers were freely used and many
on both sides were wounded, but it is
not known whether seriously. A supe-
rior number Of police, however, dispers-
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rested and placed in jail.
LONDON, October 2.-The collision
between the police and Fenians at Cork,
Yesterday, was caused by illegal drill
ing by organized bands of Fenians, a
number of whom were arrested and
found to have Snder rifles in their pos.
session. The discovery caused con-
siderable excitement among the police.
There was active searching for the viola
tors Of the law which resulted in the
dispensing of several bands, the arrest
of a few more Fenians and the capture
of their weapons.
Gales on the Continent.
The recent gales extended to the Con-
tiaent with some damage to the crops,
and the telegraph has also been pros
trated in many directions.
The steamships Helvetia, Austrian,
Sarmation, Columbia and Doriah have
touched at Moville.
Mundella, NJ. P, is endeavoring to
settle the differences between the mast
ers and workmen at Newcastle by
arbitration.
Disasters at Sea.
The Italian bark Sorrille went ashore
in a gale. Three Of the crew were
saved, four starved to death in the rig
ging, and four were drowned.
The ship Monte Sinai was burned at
sea. No dates are given.
PARIS, October 2.-The withdrawal
of the Germans in the Department OF
Oise commenced again this afternoon.
Differences have arisen between
France and Italy respecting the Ponti-
fical department.
Rception OF King Amadeus.
MADRID, October l.-At an official
reception at the house Of Don Espar,
tero, the Don addressed the King as
follows: "If at any time the enemies oi
Spain should seek to overthrow its
liberties and independence, and the
Young King should place himself at the
head of the army, l and my comrades
will follow him" The reception was
grand.
Resignation OF Duke Onholts.
BERLIN, October 2.-There is rumor,
strongly supported in we'll informed
circles, that the object of the Duke Of
Onholts' long stay at Castle Weisburg'
seat Of Prince Hohenzolern, is to effect
a treaty with the Crown Of Prussia
resigning the sovereign rights of the
Duchy permanently to the King OF
Prussia asking compensation In
money and land.
The report which is certainly not
devoid OF foundation, that the Onholt
Prime Minister has been offered the
Prime Ministry of the Grand Duchy ol
Mecklenburg, and is consequently abou,
TO tender his resignation and is brought
into close connection with this rumor
The Postmaster General after his re
turn from Silesia, has issued orders u
postmasters to have the postal stage'
regularly and carefully disi infected as
precaution against cholera.
The Emperor is expected to return u
Berlin about the 4th Of October.
Duties to be Abolished.
Negotiations are affirmed to be pend
ing with the English government 70
the abolishment of the duty on spirit
on the English and on soda on the Ger
nan coasts. The Pru ssian's proposition
10 based on Q Recommendation OF tn