The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-02
German Generals and the French
Political Matters in Spain
ALGERIAN INSURRECTION
oRLEANIsT MOVEMENT
The Franco-Italian Troubles
The Health OF the Queen.

The Health OF the Qneen.
LONDON, September 30-The Prince
of Wales and Mr.. Gladstone have gone
to Balmoral. The people are consider,
ably agitated by the knowledge of these
events. The clubs and commercial and
financial circles are much excited. The
opinion generally expressed is, that the
Queens illness has become alarming,
and that the heir apparent to the
throne and Prime Minister Gladstone
have been summoned to her bedroom
through a constitutional necessity, as
well as by feelings of reverence and
loyalty. Against this is placed the
popular hope that the persons above
named have been called to Balmoral in
order that they may be assured of hope
ful convalescence in the Queens health.
The more nervous Of her Majesty's sub
iects remember the circumstances which
attended the death of the late King
William ". Immediately previous
to her accession to the throne, he died
suddenly Of disease OF the heart, and it
is feared that the Queens life may also
end at an unexpected moment. This
state Of affairs has intensified the politi-
cal crisis with the expectation Of the
Prince of Wales having been called to
Balmoral, so that the next health bull
letin may contain statement from her
physicians of more encouraging
character.
Speech by the Home Secretary.
Mr.. Bruce, the Home Secretary, in a
speech tonight, vindicated the foreign
policy OF the Government, and declared
that the concessions made to the United
States in the. treaty Of Washington
was accompanied with no loss what
ever.
PARIS, September 30.-Drouyn De
LHuys has been appointed Ambassador
Of France at Vienna.
Germany and France.
The German Generals refuse to evac-
uate the Department of Oise until Off
ciallv informed that the third half mil
lard of Indemnity has beenpaid. The
Minister of the Foreign Office has re-
ferred the matter to Bismarck.
Political Matters I'm Spain.
MADRID, September. 30-Marshal Ser
rano has been proposed for the Presi-
dcncy of the Cortes.
All is quiet in Spain. The recent
agitation Of the Carlists was utterly un-
successful.
An election will be held on Sunday.
The Algerian Insurrection.
LONDON, September 30.-The Algerian
insurrection has occasioned much agita-
tion on the frontier of Tunis.
Dispatches from that quarter, note a
continual increase in disturbances.
The steamships Scotia, England
Wisconsin, and Caledonia touched at
Queenstown.
The New French Loan.
PARIS, September 30.-The new
French Loan, placed upon the market
short time since, is meeting with un-
precedented success. The amounts
allotted to Italy, Austria and Switzer-
land, have already been fully sub
scribed, while in Belgium twice
the amount assigned to that country
has been taken. Throughout France
the popularity Of the Loan has contin-
ued without abatement. From the
moment of the first opening OF the sub
scription books, and up to the present
time, the reports show that thirteen
times the amount apportioned by France
has been applied for. While the bulk
of the applications come from the larger
cities, the rural districts have been by
no means behind hand in placing their
resources at the disposal Of the Govern
ment. In the present financial crisis,
the satisfactory result of the placing OF
the Loan upon the market, IS unuer-
stood to be extremely gratifying to the
Government.
Comments on Tammany Frauds.
LONDON, September SO.-The diff
Guilty in the municipal government o.
New York creates increasing interest
here. All of the leading Journals con
tain editorials discussing and freely
commenting upon the subject. The
articles are very similar in tone, ane
generally coincide in the view that the
result Of the present crisis in the loca
government OF New York is OF the mos
vital importance to the future Interests
and welfare Of its citizens. .,..
. The Orleanisis.
MADRID, October 1.-1nformatlon ha
, been conveyed to the Government, tend
ing to show the existence tLroughou
the country of numerous agents OF tn
Orleans family, who are now actlvel
engaged in attempting to create a PopH
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