The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-10
4 Defence of Washburne.
BANQUET TO GAMBETTA.
Proposed Issue of a New Loan.
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CessiOn of q Dutch Colony to the
English Government.

CessiOn of q Dutch Colony to the
English Government.
LONDON, July S-The Dutch Cham
Der, in session at The Hague, has ratified
the ce>sion Of the Colony Of Dutch
GUYANA to the English Government.
GUYANA, or Surinam is South Ameri-
car Colony, situated between French and
English Gulna, comprising about Co.
0O -quare miles.
Proclamation OF the Count de Cham
bOrd.
PARIS, July S.-The proclamation Of
the Count de Chambord is much dis
cuS>ed here. 1t is generally conceded
that his refusal to abandon the white
Il = Of Henri " and Joan Of Arc will
materially strengthen the chances OF a
mantainance Of the Government Of
President Thiers in Statu quo. He will
probably leave France at an early day
IN accordance with his announced in
tcntion in the proclamation.
LONDON, July S.-Count Chambord
j. now at Chateau Chambord. He re-
fuses to see the OrleaI Princes until
he consults the people of France. His
proclamation, calling upon the people
to rally round the Bourbon throne
creates great excitement, and unless
the auth rites interfere, there will be
an imitation of the Napoleon Stras-
bourg programme.
The Times publishes letter vindi-
eating the conduct of United States
Minister Washburne during the siege
Of Paris bv the Versailles army, and
-t,ting in the most positive terms that
Wa-hburne was never in favor of the
communists.
The National Assembly is engaged in
the discussion OF the bill recently intro
ducci providing for the election Of
Council GenerauX, and fixing the day
on which the same shall be held.
Count de Chambord has gone to
Brugcs in Belgium.
The French railways have made con-
Siderable reduction in the tariff Of rates
io- the transportation OF goods and pas
scnger-
Gen. Faidherbe is engaged in the pre-
Iaratiun Of a history OF the war With
GERMANY, and its successor, the civil
war for the possession OF Paris.
Many prominent French Republicans,
including a number of members OF the
Assembly, have given a banquet IN
honor OF Gambetta.
The deaths in Paris are rapidly
decreasing.
1t is announced that the city Of Paris
will issue loan to the amount OF six
hundred million francs, to be expended
IN repairing the buildings, monuments
and public works damaged or destroy
ei during the siege. ,
MArEID, July Sit is announced
that Serrana will resign the Presidency
Of the Council OF Ministers in case OF
the failure OF the budget in the Cortes.
RoNE July THE French Charge
de Affairs at the Italian Court has
taken up his residence in Rome.
The Austrian Minister is expected at
an ear day.
The Crown Princes Treatment In
England.
BERLIN, July 9.-The press Of this
city have for the past few days been
commenting rather severely upon the
'act that the Crown Prince of Prussia
IN his present visit to England has been
thus tar compelled to accept the hospi.
aItir, OF Count Bernstof, the Prussian
Ambassador, instead of being the guest
Of the royal family OF England. At
'enton has also been direc;ed 10
the matter, and there is deep and
growing feeling Of popular disgust
against the English government for
What Is regarded here as royal shabbi-
ness in not rendering to Prince Freder-
ck William every hospitality consistent
With his exalted station
Preparations for Public Dinner.
LONDON, July 9.-Preparations are
being made for grand public dinner
al Guild Hall, to be rendered to the
Emperor Of Brazil and the Crown
fFlnce OF Prussia. The members Of
he NJ nlstry, the Diplomatic Corps and
many other dignitsries will probably
Participate
Count de Pari. To Visit de Chambord
VERSAILLES, July CIT is rumored
mat The Count de Paris will shortly
pay visit to the Duke de Chambord.
tnls visit is regarded as entirely with
"u' political difference, and it is ex-
;memey unlikely that any fusion Of the
IleFest OF the two aspirants to the
hfone will be brought about by this
conference. Thegeueral instinct OF the
V.ouhtry seems to consider it certain that
me Orleanists will be the successors OF
resident Theirs in power, but whether
S suaer monarchical or republican
IOrLn OF onuarnnaaas u "a uat Inn noa.