The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-26

but reserves the right should it be found
hereafter, that their capital is greater
than Represented, to collect on the sur
plus at the rate of five per cent. Con-
cha accompanied by his chief of staff,
three aids. and an escort Of fifty soldiers,
left for the Cinco Villas district and the
Trocha.
San Domingo Quiet.
SAN DOMINGO, October 1.-THE Re-
public is quiet. President Gonzales has
issued decree authorizing the contrac-
tion Of foreign loan to the amount Of
three million dollars, and has appointed
Jose Manuel Glass agent to negotiate it.
Lord Derby Sharply Replies to the
Spanish Government.
LONDON, October 25.-The Spanish
ambassador in London recently made
representation to Lord Derby, minister of
foreign affairs, that supplies ofarms and
other material of war manufactured in
England were frequently shipped for the
Carlists in Spain, and requested that vig-
lance be exercised by the British author
ities to prevent such violations of neutral
ity, To this Lord Derby sharply replied
that the indefinite continuance ofth war
in Spain showed lack of patriotism and
energy, and if the Spanish navy was Wig
liant, the landing OF arms for the Carlists
would be impossible.
Steamer FOnndered.
LONDON, October 26, $50 A. M.-The
steamer Mary f"undered on voyage
from Glasgow to Trinidad. Ten persons
went down with the ship, the remainder
took to boats, one of which with five men
is supposed to have been swamped. The
other containing two of the crew living
and three dead, was picked up by the
steamer Horscguard fr,m Odessa, and
the survivors were landed at Falmouth,
yesterday.
Mana Sahib.
CALCUTTA. October 25.-Nana Sahih
has been surrendered into the hands Of
the British officers, by the Maharajah of
Scindia. II is understood that a letter
from Mana to the Maharajah asking for
protection, first revealed the where
abouts of the chisftain, and led TO his
capture. In his confession tOa political
agent the prisoner declared that he was
the famous Mana Sahib; admitted that
he took a leading part in the mutiny, but
denied that he had anything to do with
the Cownpore massacre. He gives an
interesting account Of his subsequent
wandcrings in BhOotan, Assam and
Barely. The prisoner, however, after
making this confession, sought TO with
draw it. Physicians have examined him
and express doubt to his identity, because
his appearance is too youthful. The
surgeon said he was in Compare at the
time Of the revolt, and often saw Mana
Sahib, failed to recognize the prisoner as
the man. Other witnesses have been
summoned. The Maharajah Of Scindia, at
first sought 10 have it stipulated that the
mans life should be saved, but he after
wards surrendered him Internationally
To the British, who placed him in irons.
Bala, brother of Mana Sahib, has also
been captured.
The Pope TrembIes for France.
PARIS, October 25.-A dispatch from
Rome SAYS the Pope yesterday received
the Bishop of Terdeu. He said he
trembled at the dangers menacing
France. 1t was necessary that the Cath
olcs should unite their forces 10 meet
those threatened evils, and oppose the
enemies of the church and society.
LoNDON. October 2j.-Thc steamships
Deutchland. Holsatia and Baltic, from
New York, have arrived out.
tIphonsO Abandons Carlos.
MADRID, October 25-The Co7Te-
spo,mcMciG has a report that Don Alphon-
-. with 400 follower. has crossed the
Ebro, having abandoned the cause Of
Don Carlos, and intending 10 return
10 France.
Montcncgrian Difficulty.
VIENNA, October 25.-The foreign
office is informed that the difficulty in
Montenegro is of small importance,
growing out of the frequently recurring
encounters between hostile classes. The
Porte promises to punish the murdcrsrs,
and the troubleis considered settled.