The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-17

will proceed hence to Munich to witness
the triumphal entry Of the Bavarians
into that city.
Russian Minister at Rome.
ROME, July l5.-The announcement OF
the arrival Of the Russian Minister in
Rome few days since was premature.
The members of the Legation took up
their quarters here on the llth instant,
and the Ambassador came yesterday.
Fire Among the shipping.
LONDON, July l5.-Dispatches from
Rega announce that terrible fire is rag
ing among the shipping at that port.
Fully thirty barks have been burned,
half Of which were loaded with hemp
and corn. The American bark Hellers
is among the vessels reported to have
been destroyed. The latest dispatches
say the fire is under control.
The Roman Question.
LONDON, July l6.-Telegrams re-
ceived here intimate that official COM
have been exchanged be-
tween the French and Italian Govern
ments containing explanations on the
subject Of the Roman question, and that
cordiality and friendship between the
two countries has been restored.
PARIS, July l6.-The recent dip!o-
matte communications passing between
France and Italy on the subject Of the
Roman question have been made pub
lie. NJ. Jules Favre has informed the
Italian Government that France will
neither raise nor agitate the question
as to the temporal power of the Pope.
Cricket Match.
LONDON, July l6.-The great annual
cricket match between the Eton and
Harrow College clubs came off yester-
day. The event had been looked for
ward to with a great degree of interest
and an immense attendance witnessed
the playing of the game. Some bril-
liant playing was made. The game re-
suited in an easy victory for the Eton
club.
The Triumphal Entry of the Bava.
rian Troops.
MUNICH, July l6.-The triumphal
entry OF the Bavarian troops took
place today. The city was gaily dec
GRATED along the whole Of the route
over which the troops were TO pass
Flags and national banners festooned
with laurel are displayed from the win
dows, and notices of welcome and vic
tory were everywhere visible. The en-
try of the troops was preceded by their
commanders, including the young King
Ludwig and the Crown Prince of Prus-
sia, who arrived from London yester-
day expressly for the purpose Of taking
part in the entry, and was greeted by
the cheering of the assembled thousands
lining the streets and filling the win
dews and balconies. The military
pageant, as it filed past in its splendor,
formed probably the finest spectacle
ever witnessed in this city or Bavaria.
A great portion Of the city was illumi,
mated during the evening in honor OF
the occasion.
Arrest of the Assassin OF Marshn
Prim.
MADRID, July l6.-The agents OF the
Government engaged in uuravellng the
mystery Of the assassination OF Marshal
Prim, have at last succeeded in discov-
ering the assassin, and he has been ar
and imprisoned. The authorities will
endeavor to extract from this criminal
some information relative to his associ-
ates in the plot and it is thought his
revelations may probably implicate GER
tain persons now holding high official
positions under the Government.
Petroleum Works Burned-Fifty
Persons Burned 10 Death.
RHEIMS, July l6.-The large and ex-
tensive petroleum works in this city
caught fire this morning and were
almost entirely destroyed. Fifty per-
sons were burned to death by the con-
flsgration. At latest accounts the fire
had been brought under subsection.