The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-16
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The Queens Health.
LONDON, September l5.-Since the
recent surgical operation on the Queen,
her health is decidedly improved. Con-
slant medical supervision is considered
necessary and permanent resident
physician has been appointed for that
purpose.
Geneva Conference.
The coming International Convention
at Geneva creates much Encouragement
in political and commercial circles here.
Holders of Confederate bonds intend to
present their claims to the conference.
Numerous letters are already in prepara-
tion.
The Archbishop Of York and Bishop
OF Winchester performed Presbyterian
service in Glengarry Church, Scotland,
Yesterday to a large congregation.
The strike in Brussels.
BRUSSELS, September l5.-The strike
here has partially closed. Several large
establishments have compromised and
work has been resumed. Large num-
bers of workmen are still out but the
indications everywhere are favorable to
an early and general settlement and
the resumption OF labor.
The eAustro.German Alliance.
Emperor William has invited the
Emperor OF Austria to a meeting at
Coblentz in October next. 1t is expect
ei that further developments will be
made towards perfecting the Austro-
German alliance.
King Amadeus.
MADRID, September liking Amad-
Gus has resumed, since his recovery, his
Journey, which has been marked by lib
eral ovations and loyal displays. In the
Republican Province of Barcelona the
rpople were enthusiastic and the ancient
c;ty was illuminated on his arrival, the
civic officials and the grands vleins
with each other in the cordiallty OF
welcome to their august guest. Amad-
ens was highly gratitied at his progress
Ministerial Changes.
PARIS, September l5.-Rumors are
current of fresh changes in the diplo-
matte representation Of France in the
governments of Switzerland, United
States, Italy and Germany. 1t is said
Pierre Lanfrey will be appointed MIN
ister to Berne, in place OF Chateurande.
who goes to Washington, instead OF
Jules Ferry, and that Duke de Harcourt
will be appointed Ambassador to Flor.
ence, in place Of Count de Charzeui' VINO
will be transferred to Berlin.
The negotiations between Count de
Remusal and Herr Won Arnim are
said to involve a territorial rearrange,,
ment which will ectify the frontiers OF
France and Germany.
Cholera at KOnigsberg.
BERLIN, September l5.-There were
ninetv.tbree new cases Of cholera at
Konigsberg on the 18th inst. and sixty
three deaths. On the 18th there were
sixty.eight new cases and torty-hve
deaths The disease, has disappeared
from Dantzig, and is merely sporadic al
S,ettin. ~ 1,
LONDON, September l5.-All the
steamships which left Englis pors
Yesterday for New York carried specie
New Submarine Cable Laid.
LONDON, September l5.-A suoma,
rine cable cable had been successfully
laid between Nogaraka, Japan ana
and Passiette, the new naval station o'
Russia on the sea of Japan. This gives
two distinct telegraph routes between
London and Japan, one by submarine
cable via Gibraltar to Malta, the Red
sea, India, Hungary and Shanghai; the
other ty submarine cable to Prussia ana
London, lines through Russia in Europe
Siberia, and a submarine cable from
Possiette to Japan. The only link now
wanting to complete the telegraph circle
of the globe is that from Japan across
the Pacific ocean to California.
international Telegraphic Confer
ence.
ROME, September l5.-An lnterna'
tional Telegraphic Conference has been
arranged to meet in this city on the Isl
of December next. Important ques'
tions relative to telegraphic intsr-com,,
munication are expected to be discussed
and settled, and representatives Will oe
present from almost every country 10
Europe.