The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-17
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PARIS, November l5.-It is currently
reported in political circles e. day that
the Emperor has abandoned the hope Of
rearranging the Ministry or forming IN
entirely new Cabinet just at present. 1t
, lis said that after the meeting andTor-,
" ganization Of the Legislative body on
tho 29th, he will proceed to select q
Cabinet, choosing for Office men who can
command Q majority of votes In the
, Chamber on the most important ques-
Z tions. ~ :. ~ Siss 1s
Rochefort is not reg arded as certain
of being chosen to represent the first
electoral district of Paris.
Troops in and around Paris have been
Quietly concentrated st different points
: and theprospeet Of tun,ult and disorder
is regarded as quite remote. IN n
ST. PETERSBURG, November l2.-A
project for treaty of an alliance ofien-
sive and defensive, between France,
: j Austria and Russia, mas been submitted
BY Prince Gortsehakoff to FURY, the
French Minister, and sent by the latter
to Napoleon. The duration of the ali
ance is to be three years, and it is to be
renew able upon six months notice, each
Apartyto keep atcertaia standing army
PARIS, November l6.-The Emperor
gave an audience to Baron Werther,
the newly appointed Ambassador from
Prussia, at Campaigne, yesterday.
Much good feeling was manifested. Mr.
Werther, in presenting his credentials,
assured the Emperor that the Prussian
Government desired to preserve the
present amicable relations with France.
Napoleon replied warmly at considera-
BILE length, and concluded by saying he
much wished the development of good
understanding between Prussia and the
German Confederations' on one side
and France on the other Al z. + \
LONDON, November l6.-According to
the new arrangement the Government
will dispatch the steam frigate Monarch
from Portsmouth on the Goth, with the
remains of the. late George Peabody
The monarch viii remain at Spithead a
few days until joined by American YES
sells from the Mediterranean Squadron,
when they will sail for America. 1t is
more than likely that several French
war ships will also join the funeral fleet
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, November TO-
Festivities preliminary to the inaugura'
tion of the Suez canal commenced at
Port Said yesterday. The Emperor OF
Austria landed at noon, and was re-
ceived by the Khediye with great cere'
mony and magnificent military and
civic display. Houses were decorated,
arches raised over the principal streets,
and hundreds of flags are flying. Sa'
lutes were exchanged. between the feet
and the shore.
At night the town and harbor were
ablszs with fireworks, and the illumina
ton of the streets as bright as day, tht
heuse.tops being covered with Lighted
torches, and tho rigging of the men-of
war and shipping in the harbor hung
with ianters of every color, and show
ers of rockets rising aud falling.
The Khedivs gave grand ball on
board his yacht Superb. The affair was
attended by the Emperor Francis Jo'
seph and all the distinguished guests
now assembled at Port Said. The water
was alive with boats fastening to Vice
Regal. The yacht ball lasted until
early morning.
To-day the Empress Eugene arrived
and was received by the Viceroy and
Austrian Emperor. She landed amid
the laundering of cannon and the &C
clamation of the multitude which lined
the shores.
Among the events today was tn,
dedication of Christian Church ant
Mahomedan Mosque. Priests and min
listers of all creeds were invited to b'
present on both occasions.
The British men-of-war Royal Gal
and Prince Consort went ashore Sunda
in the harbor but got anoat with niue
difficulty Monday evening.
A hotilla of about 30 vessels, non
drawing Is feet of water. will sai
through the canal bearing the Vicero
of Egypt, the Empress of the Frenc
r and the Emperor of Austria with al
the invited guests. Weather most ia