The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-02
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NEW York, Nov. 1.-The steamer
Australian, with dates from Queens
town Of the 2lst, has arriEed. RI
n The steamet Midway, conn ctedEwith
the Atlantic TELEGRAPH 81 petition, ar
rived at Queenstown, from Nova Scotia,
onthe 10th, with the loss of her propeI-
ler. F,SIF 40 rfS4f sI,,i1I
The frish Bishop Of Trea1n, Lord
Plunkett, died on the 18th.
The cotton crop of Egypt is said to be
The cattle plague had almost died out
in England.
b The Parish correspondent of the Lon-
don Star says: The greatest sympathy
is manifested for the Empress Carlotta.
1t would appear that her mental state
gave cause for alarpD To- her attendant
even before her arrival In France, and
during her voyage from Vera Cruz she
appeared TO be plunged in the deepest
melancholy, and constantly spoke of
the Immense responsibility she had
assumed on arriving In Paris, although
prepared for the Emperor's refusal to
alter the period he-had fixed upon for
the evacuation of the Mexican territory
by the French troops, she persisted
In. her desire to have q personal inter
view with Napoleon. The result is
known, although the Emperor received
the Wife OF. Macmillan with all the
courtesy and kindness, he re-
fAAbdo1uEblI. HlleAF tlaLnS
press unfortunately lost her head
completely, She so far, forgot her
self-possession as to give way to the
most paroxysms, of excitement,, and
made use Of language, which not only
startled, but puzzled the Emperor.
This painful excitement is NOW easily
to be accounted for. The first subject
which appears to have disturbed the
mind of the Empress was the clause in
her fathers will, in which he merely
gave life use in twenty-five millions
he bequeathed to her, although he gave
heT PoHer to dispose Of the principal by
VIII. tIhe ELnpreSsi applied to her
brother, Leopold the second and Count
OF FLANDERS, to annul this clause and
allow her to devote the twenty-five
millions to the consolidation OF the
Mexican Empire. Her brothers, how
ever, turned deaf ear to her solicfta-
lions, reminding her of the prOdigal
generosity with which her husband
had spent his own private fortune, as
we'll as a. fortune OF hers, and positively
refused her request. The Empress
cannot forgive the act, and as she
ayers that the King and his brother
have been privately supported in their
decision by the Austrian Imperial fam
ilyI she Will not consent to visit her
family at Brussels or at iYenetiaI
Thence arose her despair on the Pope
having declined to sanction the con-
cordat proposed by, Macmillan. Her
appeal being rejected by Napoleon
Third and her own brother, and by the
Pope, 1t Is not surprising that her mind
bitter modification.
The official act OF the retroeession Of
the whole of VenetiR was completed on
the morning Of the 18th, and the Italian
National flag WAS hotsted- Mt Venice
amid am great popular enthusiasm. ft
"A Florence telegram OF the 10Th says
that royal idecrees have been issued
pointing Senator PazolIne, Italian
commissioner at Venice, the Duke, of
Nerdura, at Verwa, and Deputy Gut
ceardi at Mantua.
The result of FL ebiscitum, in IYsnetia
viii be ptoclafmed on the 9th inst.
and deputation OF the MAYORS of the
CHIEF towns will at once proceed to
Turin 70 present the whole to the King.
The Opinione OF to-day states that the
Government will not proceed with the
general elections, but that the Vene-
tian electoral college Will be asSeHi bIed
in order to choose deputies to the pres
the scQnYocaiopy of Parliament Is not
yet fixed but 1t Is believed that it will
take place in the carly part of Deem
Der.
PRussIA.-The semi-officiaI North
German Gazette of tho 18th, says Ger
tain Journals hero published state
nenb that the British etnbassadof in
this city, during a recent conversation
with Herr Won Thiele, the Prussian
under Secretary of State, had either
Commanded that the private fortune of
King George of Hanover should be
given up to him or protested against its
representation by the Prussian Govern
ment. With regard to this Intelligence
we are enabled TO state that the
British Minister on the OCCASION in
question confined himself to asking
what course. tho Prussians Govern
ment intended to pursue relative
70 the private fortune of King George
and that his remarks by this means,
partook of the nature OF q demand.
1t was rumored that a Prussio-Saxon
Military Commission had been con-
cluded upon the basis OF 'theimixed oc-
cupation Of the Saxon kingdom. The
organization of the Saxon army was to
North German Parliament. ? It was
also stated that the Prussio-Saxon
treaty does not stipulate for the perma-
nent occupation of Saxony by the. PFus-
slams, but merely that the latter shall
remain there until the reorganization
OF the Saxon army, lg - IL
AEeipsic dispatch of the 18th says.L
At meeting Of 400 members Of the Ma
ttonal party committee was appointed
which, in the event OF the continued
resistance of the King of Saxony to con-
iclude peace with Prussia, is soliciting
King William to order new elections Of
members of the Saxon Chamber of Del
egates, who will then have to represent
the interests of the people of Saxony
as opposed to the principal interests of
the Saxon Government. : - .
AUsrRIA.-A Vienna dispatch, of
October 18th, says: Yesterday His
majesty received Gen. ,Monabrea, who
Will leave for Italy! he is desirous of
being appointed to the post of italian
ambassador in the city.
/ Count Willpelfen will leave this eve
ming for Berl1ndn the qualify of Aus
trian envoy at the Prussian Court,
The municipality of Vienna have re-
leeted, by.a feeble majorityYa proposal
70 allow the Jesuits leaving Venetia to
take up their residence in the CITY.
An Imperial receipt, dated October
14th, had been published convoking for
the 18th of November all districts of
his empire, with the exception OF that
Of Hungary.
The Emperor also addressed letter
to the Aulie Chancellor of Hungary.
announcing that the conYocation OF the
Hungarian Diet had been deferred for
the present. on account of the preya-
lence of cholera.
The cholera was > eliminating at
The London; Globe adverfs b the
dlYergence ofthe policy on the Polish
question between Austria and Russia. !
The Russian troops in Poland, which
some time ago received orders to pro-
coed to the southern frontier of the
Empire, and which are now on their
march thtther, have been ordered back
% their old quarters, as a precaution