The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-26
Conciliatory Reply from aorts-
chakoff. 60. .r
N Z w s FR ON ITALY.
Acceptance Of the Spanish Throne
by Aosta.
A LITTLE Aos "a
ENGLAND.


intimates that Prussia will be firm
without closing the door to negotiation,
an attitude England win initiate.
The Times also says there are 200, 900
Germans in the Valley Of the Loire.
The Prussian dragons Wednesday
entered st. Quentin for the purpose OF
stopping a railroad train. Their at
tempt was defeated by the French.
Movements looking to the concentra-
ton Of the German armies continue in
the North of France. Large bodies Of
Prussians are marching south to take
positions around Paris and near Orleans.
Since last dispatches were forwarded,
the Germans who have been operating
around Roeroy, Rumigny and Mezieres
have suddenly departed, going in the
same direction. Several Prussian
divisions passed scissors, going towards
Amiens, early in the week, and others
were to follow.
1t is reported that Manuefel is leav-
ing Rheims on his light and will march
on Rouen. His headquarters are still
at Compiegne. The Prussians en-
trenched camps at Laon are nearly COM
pleted. A formal surrender of Thion-
Vile occurred this afternoon. The town
had been burning since Tuesday last.
The Duke of Mecklenburg is urging an
immediate advance on the French
army at Loire. Skirmishes have al
ready occurred between the outposts OF
the armies at Neuville and Mazteres,
in the department of Loire. The Gardes
Mobiles from Ameins have been re-
pulsed near Liquesel by the Prussians
The fight of the French was very dis
orderly. -.
LONDON, November pa republi-
can insurrection is momentarily ex-
pected in Madrid. =,
Captain General Aragon telegraphed
10 Marshal Prim that the revolutionists
will succeed if reinforcements are not
sent.
LONDON, November 25.-The feeling
in financial circles at'this hour is panic,
XIV. Consols and other securities closed
heavy. Business is more generally
lower, and while there is no correspond
ing advance in breadstufs, much un-
easiness pervades the entire business
community.
There is no doubt that the Russian
government is very firm in her de
mands relative to the provisions OF the
Paris treaty.
LONDON. November 25.-Latter ad-
vices have been received from China.
The news is more pacific. The firm
attitude taken by England and France
in the matter of the Tien Tsin mas
sacre had the effect to encourage the
trading classes there towards whom the
natives have daily grown more inso-
lent
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Robert Wright Il
Co., chain and anchor makers, Sunder-
land, have stopped. Much distress
resulted.
1t is rumored that John Bright has
resigned the position Of President Of the
Board of Trade.
The Prussians are reported near Ven
dome.
General Bourbaki has written a note
to the government officials, declining
the command of the 18th corps.
A dispatch from Versailles via Berlin
saws the forts about Paris have been
entirely silent the past three days. The
weather continues bad for military
operations.
Especial to the world.l
LONDON, November pa special
Brussels dispatch says aballoon arrived
Yesterday at Lourian, Belgium, bringing
mail and Wilfred Flouyille, late scien-
tifc chronicler La Liberte, Paris,
with four passengers from that city,
two of whom left Immediately for Lille
and Tours with dispatches from Paris
officials.
The Cabinet Crisis eliminated to-day.
This morning Earl Granville left
London and went to Windsor Castle,
where.the Queen had arrived previously.
The object of his visit was TO inform
Her Majesty of the impossibihty OF
carrying on Government with q Caoi-
net unreconcilable and divided as to the
policy to be pursued towards Russia
The rendering Of his resignation on this
issue will upset the Ministry, and dis
solution of the Cabinet can scarcely be
prevented. The Cabinet assembled at
halfpast two. Granville and Gladstone
absent. At three Gladstone and the
Prime Minister arrived witha note from
Prince Gortschakof. The note was
read and then ensued ahot and even
angry discussion. No decision was ar,
rived at, and the Cabinet, at Z o'clock
adjourned to meet again tomorrow.
By balloon complete files of the Paris
journals to the oath inst have been re-
ceived. LIE Temps gives the details
concerning the quantity Of provisions in
the city. In few days more beef and
mutton will be exhausted; very little
salt meat; dried fish sufficient for twelve