The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-19
Diy;siOn in the Church of
Rome.
ANOTHER MANIFESTO.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
TAMPICO TAKEN BY STORM.
ucc., %c., Geo.

Nrw YORK. June 1.-THE special
-~r,ronIrnt of the Tribune at Berlin
49,. Of the grand triumphal entry,
.-.rala,. Forty-iive thousand troops
a.-r drawn up outside of the city. ON
"~ RI n, flank was the staff of the
-mt~ror and the Emperor himself on
Jar, lay horse. He was followed by
- Empress, the Crown Prince, and
..' carriages containing the Princess
rl ladies Of the household of the En-
a-r A. they rode up, a royal salute
aa, Ivrn, with ringing cheers. The
2"Iyror proceeded rapidly along the
".' ,rvcral divisions of infantry pre-
,-,"at arms 10y brigades. Each divi-
e.. 'lvn instantly marched to take po-
...., i,r entrance at the gate of Halle.
.a~ civic dignitarics OF Berlin under
,.gantic equestrian statue of Fred
r-.s the Great. waited to welcome the
.-.r, Field Marshall Warngel and
...~- ,ipcrannuated officers led the pro
.r.,rn. The fighting staff, led 10y
a.mra;hal, chief staff of the Crown
:-arc followed: then came the mill
~ Government. succeeded by corps
-manders and other commanders of
'.r armies; next came Prince Bis
a-.a Count Moltke, and Herr Won
a..n who We're received with tempestu
.. rhrrring They were followed by
... Emperor William, the Crown Prince
. ache-,nut horse. Prince Frederick
'....r, on hay, and an immense num-
..- .; Princes in gl!ttering uniforms.
N,g ,;eaiy tramp came the Infantry
-gaai The drums might beat and the
music swell in mighty volumes, but the
'rn1"ion, cheerin. prevented their
FEN. hea-I. Amid the waving of
-1a:kerchjr'- and clapping of hands
.-i .oui vocitorations of the populace,
.4r .onc anaconda shaped mass OF
.:a:n. men entered the city. On pass
: through the gate, the Emperor halt
.. a.! received an address Of con-
,'at9.alon from hevy OF young ladies
Berlin, and kissed the fair speaker at
zig head q inter- ten Linden" He
'scryr an address from the Burgo-
,aa>'e. d, the city, who was accompanied
.y the Magistrates The procession
asset alcH- Inter den Linden under
&r ,ymbo.s Of victory and between the
.AWGrrd cannon. thanked by sea OF
@aman beings rising in billows to the
2 Of the houses. The procession
.'>,vi the palace, the University and
lie 'pera House to where the statue
" aH'hcr stands, and where the mem
~, Of the Imperial Diet were assem-
.rL Here the Emperor wheeled his
~3;,r around, and with Royal Princes,
''v'rEa,s and members of the staff on
'."r- ie formally reviewed the
ia'>lng troops. From the terra
.., Of the Imperial Castle, royal
.'"r> smiled and Showered greetings
.. ,4" ronIucrors. The troops then
.'""i three sides of q square in the
.'r'' Taricn, around the statue Of
".aan III. The Emperor and suite
".. Princes entered the square and
.i POSITIONS under the awning be-
''r'' Tie fountains Prince Bismarck
I'm approached the Emperor and
as! cave to unveil the statue. The
n Emperor bowed, and Bismarck waved
H. hand: the canvass fell from the
4 'a'Gc while the drums rolled, trumpets
.arri and the standards of the Guards
4 w." lowered toward it; the troops pre-
'..'oi arms and cheered loudly, and n
ALI ot one hundred and one guns was
n ''~i. the church bells throughout the
4 ~ hrokc into an instantaneous ring
- while out of the turmoil the
'a'.o&al air resolves itself The En-
l''7. helmet in hand, then approached
a. ia'herS statue and walked slowly
S;'and It The bands struck up Nun
o"aAet all" Got" and the troops Joined
" >'n.ing the hymn.
pi'ision i'm the Church OF Rome.
florence, Juue 1.-THE members
u 'Ae party opposed to the dogma Of
+"aH0IL'ty as promulgated by the
'nNFch OF Rome, have resolved them
>''ve' into seperate religious service,
nal have requested the italian govern
r. rtat TO grant them the privilege OF
ttsng sePerate churches in which to
"0'a Their religious services.
iampicO Taken by Storm.
Cl1r OF MEXICO, June 1.-THE city
=" lsmpco was stormed this morning