The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-23
EUROPE.
Foreign AdVices to the Evenil
Mail.

Foreign AdVices TO the Evening
Mail.
New YORK, November 22.-The fol-
lowing are late foreign advices to the
Evening Nail:
BERLIN, November 9.-The Ministry
Of Commerce is affirmed on good au-
thority to have decided in favor Of en-
larging the seaport at Emden so as to
make it accessible to vessels Of every
draught. A spacious harbor is to be
constructed near the headland of Knock.
The new fort is Of especial significance,
as by its proximity to the Westphalian
coal mines it will in future become the
harbor for the vessels Of the navy to
take in coal The fortifcation Of Muhl-
house has been proposed by the
South German States as a counter
fortress to Belfast. In the the register
for 1862 Marsal, Lu!zelstein, Pfalzburg
and Schlettstadt are named merely as
artillery depots, not as fortresses, 1t
being finally determined 70 dismantle
these places. Bitche, New Breisach
and Thionville are, however, entered as
fortresses and will not only be preserved
in that capacity, but even strengthened.
The project Of Diplomatic Conference
at Dresden, to consult on q common
course to be taken against the Intern
ale, is abandoned, at least for the pres
ent, though the negotiating powers
remain resolved to oppose the hostile
agitation by united measures, especially
as it ascertained that the Internationale
has removed its headquarters to Ger.
many, selecting Hamburg as its CHIEF
seat.
VIENNA, November 9.-The Emperor
has opened in person the monument
at Hictzing dedicated to the memory OF
Emperor Maximilian Of Mexico, and
also laid the foundation stone OF the
new Austrian Museum OF Art and In.
dustry. Director Eitelberger delivered
a festive speech at the latter ceremony,
thanking the Emperor for his muniti
cence in building and endowing. the
museum and cultivating art and science
in his empire. The ceremony closed
with three enthusiastic cheers for the
Emperor. I'M
STRAsBoURe, November 9.-The news
no ners published in Alsace unanimous.
" oppose the law introducing comPul-
sory military service into the province
after October, 1872. A great number Of
letters from influential persons are
printed demanding that either the time
shall be deferred or that young men OF
the class liable to conscrlption snail
have the right to decide for themselves
whether the retain the French citizens
rights, although they are not yet OF age
The new military barracks are
nearly completed, and it is announced
that the practice Of billeting the troops
on the population will consequently
shortly be discontinued. The barracks
were to have been finished by Septem-
hsr and the architects are bound to pay
ona tbousand francs for every day Of
delay. TIL
ST PETERSBURG, November 9.-Ihe
Senate OF the University OF Helslrgiors
has resolved to bring the female eman'
cipation question Dearer to its solutlon'
by admitting woman not only as medl-
cal students, but also to the examlna-
TONS G for the degree Of doctor Of medi-
cine Prince Magnus Barclay de Folly,
the oply son OF the celebrated Russian
Field Marshal of that name, has died
a, Milan. The Prince was Colonel 10
the Russian Guards. The princely line
Of bis family has become extinct by his
death.