The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-25
Foreign News.

f ..r TOEshSu tNe"s'
NEW YORK, june 24.-The steamship
Germania, from Southampton on the
18th, arrived here this evening, ,, l'J ~ /, /,
The Times says: Tie marriage OF
Princess Mary, of Cambridge, will be
solemnized at Kew, on Tuesday, June
10Th 'J '1 '.,4 ,'-.-
The Times of Monday says - The con-
sideration Of the reform bill, in commit
tee will be resumed this evening. and the
section coming on for discussion is that
which deals with the qualifications OF
voters in horoughs 5oI s~,ia., l,o2 81
The House of Commons will be asked
TO enfranchise all occupants of any:
premises who. clear annually the value. OF
seven pounds or upwards, and an opin-
ion seems to have arisen that no serious
attempt will be made to oppose the
proposition, , ' - I-.r- a..
FRANCE LA France says, with refer
ence to the pending European crisis,
that if the Emperor does not directly
make known his resolution by commu-
nication to great bodies of the State, 1t
NAV be considered certain that nj Rouhe
will be authorized to make declaration
to the French chamber. ~
| The same journal contradicts the ru-
mors OF French military preparations.
1t also says We believe the rumors OF
an expected Imperial message and the
issue of new loan to be uhfQunded, and
adds that should M Rouhe be questioned
on the policy of the government, he will
probably only report the declaration OF
May 3rd.
AUSTRALIA telegram from Vienna of
June 9th, says the Emperor has address
ed an autograph letter to Prince Color
ado, praising the report of the commit
tee for the control of the public debt,
and expressing satisfaction at the order
which has been effected in the public
debt department, =
The passport system has again been
| introduced along the Swiss frontier
The Vienna Post announces that the
day for the next extraordinary setting OF
| the Federal Diet is not yet fixed,
The Meme France Presse says the En-,
peror of Austria has started for the head
quarters of the army .of the North 1t
| is expected that the taxes will not be
collected in some parts of the empire,
aed that other concessions will be made
PRUssIA-The Minister Of the interior
has been deputed by the King to reply
to the addresses in favor of peace.
The Minister says the King III his re-
ply reluctantly perceives IN these al
dresses an absence in that direction,
which characterized the Breslan, and
repeats the assurance with which his
majesty replied to it as fitting answer
to all the addresses. The King adds
the Minister expects, in view of the
growing dangers. the1 devotion of his
people. gt .G.'.'
In the sitting of the Federal Diet OF
June 9th, the Prussian representative
repudiated the insinuatiOn that 1T was
| the intention of Prussia to annex the
Duchies by force, and affirmed that Aus
tria, by her declaration of June lst, had
violated all the mutual engagements
concluded between Austria and Prussia
Prussia was disposed towards peace by
settling the question of the DuchieS and
that of the federal reform, by German
Parliament; but he contended that the
Diet was incompetent to deal With those
questions; Austria could not conyokt
the Holstien States except BY violating
the Gastian Convention
A telegram from Rasradt of Jun,
10th, says the Prussian troops quitteC
the Fortress to-day. The Austrian'
have received orders to leave the ell
trenchments at Baden, Troops ar,
daily expe cled. A dispatch from Renos
burg of June 10th, says General Mar
tinfel has issued a proclamation to th
Holsteius. He says that he recognize
the orderly conduct of the Holstiepian
upon their entry into Prussia. HI
orders that all political societies are t.
be dissolved, and suspends the publica
ton of all political newspapers.
Judge Cardoso has issued another in
junction on application of a liquor dealer
restraining officers of the Board of Ez
else from closing his place under tn
new law.
The Austrian representative denie'
that Austria had violated the foregon
treaties. The proposal of the Militar
Committee of tho Diet that Mayene
should be occupied by Baranos ana Ra'
todt bv Baden troops, as we'll as that d
visions of the Federal Reserve shoui
be stati oned in both fortresses' wa
unanimously adopted, a.,
| A telegram from Munichssays thepol