The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-17
FOREIGN.
Floods In England.

LONDON; July l6.-Dispatches from
Cardiff, say the rivers Latf and Ely, over
flowed the adjacent land for miles. Great
numbers of live stock were washed away.
One hundred inhabitants Of Georgetown
removed to Cardiff in boats A food is
reported at Bath, and at last accounts
the water was rising rapidly.
Weather unusually cold; rain ceased
this morning, and the water in the in
undated districts subsiding.
EccIesiastIcaI w. Civil Law.
MONTREAL, July l6.-Father Russell
Lotto, Cure of the parish church Of this
city, has written long letter to
Doutre, counsel in the Guibord case, IN
when he sets the latter at defiance rs to
the execution of the late judgement Of
the privy Court in that matter. The
gist of the letter is as follows: This day
! do not recognize more than in 1869,
the right of the civil authorities
to interfere in questions which
belong only the the ecclesiastical domain,
and Notwithstanding my deep respect for
our gracious sovereign, and my perfect
submission to her authority, in every
thing that belongs to civil matters, | am,
and will always be obliged to refuse sep
ulture to j. Guibord, in cOnsecrated
ground, so long US my Bishop forbids me
to grant it.
The Carlists StiII DemOraIized.
MADRID, July l6.-Fresh bands OF
Carlists have taken refuge in France.
The commander of the French forces at
Tarbos has telegraphed TO Paris for in
StructIons rs to the course he shall pur-
sue The Provinces of Valencia and
Castellou are now free from Carlists. The
insurrection is confined to the mountains
in Navarro Basque and Catalonia pro-
vinces. The headquarters Of General
Javellar are at Sarinena.
Germany VIII Not Interfere for Cuba
BERLIN, July l6.-Court circles here
declare unfounded the rumor of a pro-
posed Intervention by Germany in Cuban
affairs, in conjunction with Great Britain
and the United States.
SAatue TO Lord Byron.
LONDON, July 1G.-A meeting was
held here yesterday at which it was re-
solved to open public subscription for
the erection of statue of Lord Byron
in some conspicuous place in London.
DiSraeli presided, and speeches in favor
of the project were made by the Earl Of
Malmesburg, Earl Stanhope and
Mr.. Y. A. Sala. General VIII
son stated on behalf of the Anieri-
cans, that they claimed a share in Byron's
right to contribute to the memorial. He
was sure his countrymen would gladly
furnish at least quarter Of the ten
thousand dollars which it is estimated it
would cost.
Proceedings OF the French Assembly, F.,
VERSAILLES, July l6.--The Assembly
to-day, without debate, resolved to pass
to second reading the bill relating to
the election of senators. The public pow
ers bill finally passed by vote Of $50
yeas to 30 nays. A resolution adopt
cd to discuss the budget on Monday
next and then adjourn until noon of the
30th, of course, was declared "urgent by
vote of $50 yeas to 3l9 nays. The mo.
tion made by the Left, not to adjourn
until the Senate bill and budget were
voted and the Senators to be chosen bv
the Assembly were elected, was mega.
tived The vote stood 33l yeas to 37l
nays NJ. Bettery reproached the Gov
urnment with betraying the Constitution.
The President hns Sipnpd the commits