The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-23
FOREIGN.
The Argentine Revolution.

FOREIGN.
The Argentine Revolution.
Rio JANEIRo, November 2l.-The
gnnboat Parana of the Argentine Revo-
lutionists Flotilla, has been voluntarily
surrendered 10 government feet, and
her crew landed al Monteviedo. The
government of the Argentine Republic
has stopped the mails from Bcunos Ayres
for Europe.
Mexican News.
New YORK, November 22.-A dis
patch from Matamoras, Nov. 2Oth, says
that the Mexican Congress has decrced
the constitution of n Senate, 10 be made
up of two Senators from each State and
federal district of the republic.
Shocks Of An earthquake are felt at in
tcrvals along the route from Neracanz to
Guanajuto. The shocks commenced on
the 18th inst.
Another South American Revolution
PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-LcoD
De La Cova Consul of Venezuela at this
port. who went to Caracas on the Sth
of October with the statue of President
Guscmann Blanco, has returned and re-
ports that the revolt in Venezuela is
confined to the small State of Cora, where
General Culine has about 100 followers
Action orthe Reichsiag.
BERLIN, November 2l.-In the Reich
stag, to-day, deputy Hoibknrcht offered
Il motion for the release of several Demo
cratic deputies. Windhor,t supported
the melton, and in speaking of the fire..
qucncy Of the arrests said that even am
baSsadorS were not safe.
Bismarck replied to Windhorst lie
said that the deputy had failed to show
that the arrests made by the government
were illegal; the frequency OF the arrests
was due to the increasing frequency of
infringemcnts ofthe law. This was even
the case in grades of society who's" first
duty was to foster respect for the law.
Bismarck said he was quite ready TO dis
cu>S this question ofarrcsts.
Larkcr said he was opposed to a dis
CussiOn of the motion at present, prefer
ring its postpOn"mrnttil till after the debate
on judicial reform. He regretted III"
absence of u preliminary public examlna-
tion into the case of the person arrested,
which would have prevented the dis
scmnation Of dubious rumors.
Reichensperger spoke Of the p"rs"cu-
tioh and imprisonment of bishops for the
consequences.
Bismarck, IN reply, said Reichcnspcr-
ger placed a subjective conscience about
objective law, and ultramontancs and
social Democrats held the idcns of con-
science which cannot be adopted as a
standard.
After some further debate, on motion
rejected.
Earthquake In Vera Cruz.
New ORLEANS, November 22.-The
steamer Cuba arrived to-day from Vera
Cruz, bringing news of nh carthquak"
there on the 18th inst. There were two
shocks. each lasting ten seconds; several
houses ,werc destroyed, and the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed, but no lives
lost. The shocks were felt along the en-
tire Mex lean coast.
The Pope vs.. TyndalI.
DUBLIN, November 22.-Thc Pope
has written TO Cardinal Cullen, thanking
him and the Irish Bishop for their con-
drmnation Of the address delivered by
Tvndall at Belfast and declaring that
nothing i, 10 be So Odrcadcd,as those -pirit-
ual pirates, whose trade is 10 dcsp"li the
souls of men.
Republican Success fn France.
PARIS. November 22.-Thc R"publi-
can candidates were generally successful
in the municipal elections to-day, nj
Valencicnnes, Steticnne, Dion, GrcnObl",
Honres, Cambria, PerigncuH, Anger and
Limoges.
De Cumont, minister Of public instruc-
tions, will probably b. obliged to reign,
because he conferred the decoration Of
Legion Of Honor on the son Of the unpopu-
lar Professor Chantiard.
Heavy Gale.
ROME, November 22.-A heavy gale
has prevailed in the Mediterranean, and
several large vessels are ashore. On"
American vessel is total wreck, and all
but three on boarc have been lot.
Dense Fog.
LONDON, November q, D \. M-A
dense fog cnveloped portions Of England
SATURDAY, and Sunday. Steamboat. on
the Thames suspended trips for two day.
At Liverpool the ferryboats have c"a."d
running. Railway accidents occurred al
Wolverbampton. Shrewsbury, and else
where. Two trains came in collision nj
Newport, in Mobmoutbshire, and four.
teen persons were injured.
The scandal mongers will find no
comfort in the following:
Old farmer Pettingil went into Tho
house one day and caught John, bis hired
man. hugging Mrs. J..
The farmer said nothing, and went out
into the field.
After dinner he wanted John for some
thing. but John was NOT 20 be found. liz
vent at last into Johns room, where tbs
latter was on his knees packing hii
trunk.
"WhAts the matter. John 2 said 7.
~. nothing" said John.
What are you packing your irunI
for -
"lm going away
Going away What are you goinl
away for?'
-Yoa know answered John.
Il know
"Yes, you understand
mo, I don't know" answered 7
'4Cone, give the reason Of your sudder
desire 10 90 away.
Well meekly answered John, ''yOt
sax what / was doing this morning.
IN .k.,gH I.u,had pstfir all a.d,