The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-13
THE DISEASE NOT ABATING
Affairs at Constantinople'
Strike of Mechanics in Brussels.
Co.,,
Coo.


:nc are the principal conditions of the
,-saty made between Russia and Prus-
"a at Versailles, early this year.
Should war involve Austria, by inter
vrnrion or otherwise, Russia was to act
with Germany, furnishing a specified
amount of troops and ships. The
Powers were to make peace only on the
following terms: Austria was to re-
nounce, in favor Of Germany, all Bo'
lemia, Moravia, Silesia and the Duchy
Of Salzburg. Austria was to renounce,
in favor OF Russia, the provinces OF
Ciallicia and Dalmatia. When these
changes shall become accomplished
facts, Russia was to cede to Germany
five towns and harbors on the Baltic
Sea, a part of Courland. Prussia was
10 regard the treaty Of Paris null, and
TO pledge herself to armed participation
in conquests in the East, with a force
equal to Russia, and to a consequent
partition Of the conquered territory.
Russia was fooled as was France In
1850.
BERLIN September ll.-At Salzburg
the Ministers are now engaged In set
Ting the basis on which the Govern
ment will deal with the International
Society. By common consent they all
regard it as a great social issue.
LONDON, September l2.-lt Is denied
that the cholera is abating in Russia.
II is stated that there is still an average
of one hundred and fifty deaths day
in Kiel.
\ meeting in support Of the NeFcastle
-trikes is announced TO be held on the
20th Of September.
CoxsrANTINoPLE, September IL
Mnstapha ASSEM- has been appointed
Governor of Albania. 1t is bought
that this appointment will put an end
20 the disorder which still pre'ails in
that province. -.
Ferm Pacha has been namei Min.
i.ter at Maune in place Of Mahtmmed
Pacha. who succeeded Ali Pacha as
Grand Nizier.
Moustapha Kirtle is dead.
LONDON, September l2.-The journals
Of to-day discuss the success Of Chinese
labor in America, and It's relation to
the recent strikes in Ireland. The
newspapers also comment savasely
upon the many disasters which h,Ve
recently beallen the British ships of
war. -.
The victory OF the Ward crew In the
Saratoga, regatta is the general subject
ofremark. Some of the journals ex-
press the opinion that the race was won
by the Wards because of the stakeooa'
arrangements, which have been DIS
cardedi in England.
Thy steamships Spain, Calaorla anu
Ci,y Of Paris have arrived at Queen'
town.
BRUSSELS, September ia genera
strike of machinists in favor OF re-
ducton in the number of hours OF laoo,
was inaugurated in this city to-day, ana
nearly every workshop in the CITY y
closed in consequence. The mas,ei'
express determination not to yieid u
the demands of the workmen, and the
men are as firmly resolved not 10 resume
work until some more favorable ar
rangement can be effected. Fears OF
disturbance are entertained, and a strons
detachments Of the Garde Civlque ma
been called out in order to be prepared
for any emergency that may arse
LONDON. SEPTEMBER l2.-Ihe amer
can ship Bovillo arrived at Cardin 70 -
day, having lost four Of her seamen iToh ,
Asiate cholera in the passage. ln'
vessel has been quarantined. :,
ST. PETERSBURG, September Il
Sentence has been given against 'H
second batch of prisoners involved II
the Nelchazeff trial, amounting =
thirty-three. Ten have been acquitted
The other twenty-three were ioun'
guilty of the propagation OF eedi'iou
writings and of conspiracy against TN
crown and sentenced according ly to im
prisonment and Punishment, being iron
three weeks to several years. Primo
Tcherkez, one of the accused is ban
lshed to Siberia. !.
VIENNA, September l2-Advlces U
the Provincial papers report that Coun
Buest has expressed himself compete
satisfied with the result OF the Gastei'
negotiations. :, =,
Intelligence from Constantinople ie
port several Cabinet Councils to haI'
been held for considering the Russar
question, and Prince Bismarck's rot'