The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-14
EUROPE.
The "Great St. Leger" Race.
The Illness of Queen Victoria.
Internationals to be Suppressed.
Mt. Gents Tunnel Open.
RIOT IN BUCHAREST.
Jewish Market-Place Assaulted.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
RIOT IN BUCHAREST.
Jewish Market-Place Assaulted,
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY
Message of President THEIRS
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LONDON, september lo.-lhe Slea'
Doncaster st. Leger race came off this
afternoon and was won by Baron Roths'
childs filly Hannah, winner OF the
oaks, with Albert Victor coming in
second, and Ringwood third.
1t is announced that thirty-five col
liers, iron workers at Monmouthshire,
Wales, will strike unless the rise Of
ten per cent. on their wages is accorded
them.
The abscess with which Queen Vic
toria has been afflicted, was opened on
the fourth and is now healing satisfac'
torily.
Professor Robert Bently, publisher oI
.he Temple Bar, died to-day.
The election for a member Of Parlia
ment is proceeding at Truro. The In
dications are that Mr.. Hogg, Conserva
tive, will beat Jenkins, the nominee o
the Liberals.
The introduction into the London
market of a Paraguayan loan oi
Gl,0O0,O00 is imminent.
The steamships New York and Ber'
lin have arrived at Southampton.
PARIS, September l3.-M. de Tocque
Vile, nephew OF the late distinguished
statesman and politician, will probably
receive the appointment as French Min
ister to Washington.
BERLIN, September l3.-lt is thought
the census OF Berlin now being taken,
will show a population of nine hundred
thousand.
SALzBURG, September 13.-It has
been decided by Bismarck, Count Won
Beust and other diplomats, who remain
ed here after the departure Of Emperors
William and Francis Joseph, to sup
press the International Society, and
settle finally the Schlesburg question.
LONDON, September l3.-A dispatch
from Italy announces that the Mount
Cenis Tunnel has been successfully
opened, and that trains are now passing
through it without delay.
ROME, September l3.-His Holiness
the Pope has authoritatively contra
dicted the statements recently published
that the Cardinal Bonaparte was the
bearer Of letter from the Emperor
Napoleon, addressed to His Holiness.
No communication, either Of an ecclesl'
astical or a political nature, has been
received at the Vatican from the ex'
Emperor.
BERLIN, September l3.-It is asserted
in diplomatic circles that a secret al
lance is entered into by Chancellor BIS,
marck and Won Buest on the part of the
Emperors of Germany and Austria, IN
opposition to the alleged coalition be-
tween France and Russia. 1t is also
stated that Italy was invited by Bis
marck to become party to the Austro'
German alliance, but the invitation was
ecllned by King Emanuel. who preferred
to observe policy OF neutrality 10 JOIN
ing an alliance with Germany. 1t Is
further stated that, in consequence ol
this refusal on the part Of Italy, the
German Premier now threatens the ab'
sorpton OF the Italian provinces ol
Venetia and Lombardy into the Anstro
German territory. These statements
cause great uneasiness in diplomatic
circles, aud further Developments re-
gardins the alliance and the looming
difficulty with Italy are awaited with
great anxiety. =,
BUCHAREST, September l3.-Another
serious disturbance has occurred be-
tween the native and Jewish residents
originating, it is said, from religious
difficulty. A large mob made violent
attack on the Israelites, who were un'
prepared, and many Of them are report
Ell TO have been sacrificed to the insane
fury of the rioters, and had not an
armed interference Of the authorities
prevented it a still further massacre
would have taken place. The principal
lea iers of the riot were arrested.
LONDON, September ia speciaI
dispatch from Paris to the Times, from
Versailles, says that NJ. Theirs sent
message to the Assembly on Tuesday
which will be read to-day. He urges
the adoption of the proposition for tn'
provisional increase of taxes, and Ii
sorry that the weariness OF the mem
bers and the approach of vacation pre-
vents the discussion of the new taxei
with the necessary freedom Of MIND
He thinks it best that the Chamber soor
separate. and reassemble at an earl!
day. In conclusion, the President say
he relies on the patriotism Of the coun
try to preserve perfect tranquility ant
order. which France needs to reviv'