The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-23
EUROPE.
French Deputation in Ireland
Postal Communication with
Russia.
The Five Per Cent. Loan in
London.
CHOLERA IN PRUSSIA.
THE DISEASE SPREADING.
Trades Strikes I'm Germany.
Annther Loan Needed BY France.
Trades Strikes I'm Germany.
Another Loan Needed by France
FcUNDERED At SEA.
A LOSS OF FIFTY LIVES

Postal Go IN mInunicRt Win AuSS
ST. PETERSBURG, August 22.-Accord
ING to the GaloiS, negotiations have
been opened between Russia and the
United States for the establishment OF
direct postal communication between
the two countries.
VIENNA, August 22-The Official
R>form, of Pesth. reports Count Buid TO
have addressed the Roman Government
IN very strong terms relative to the
.ailway affair, demanding full payment
20 all Hungarian subjects. Prince Bis
marck's note on behalf of the German
shareholders is likewise candid and In
yery strong language. The Roman
PoStG Blugcs asks that a commission be
appointed to decide the question.
international Press League.
The International Press League will
meet for it's fifth Congress at Lancanne
on the 2jth OF September.
Proposed Meeting Contradicted.
MUNICH, August l2.-The Official
Press emphatically contradicts the
rumor of proposed meeting for con-
citations between Prussia and Bavaria,
Observing that King Louis is the ally
and not the vandal of the Emperor
William. He is willing to sacrifice
uer>onal interest to the good Of his
tatherland, but he has obtained his
right As King Of Bavaria, and will not,
during the threat, sway to his own
country. After this all mention OF the
fature approach Of Prussia and Bavar-
"A j. considered groundless.
Ambassador Appointed.
PARIS, August ON. Drouyn De
LIIings, has been appointed French
Ambassador at Vienne.
Privileges Abolished.
>r. PETERSBURG, August 22.-The
Ear has issued imperial decree per-
manently abolishing privileges for merly
extended TO German Colonists in Rus
>lG
The French deputation continues to
be- still everywhere received with the
greatest of warmth by the inhabitants
Their progress through several towns
and districts, which they have visited
has been made amid the greatest en-
thu-iasm.
The Five Per Cent Loan I'm London.
LONDON, August 22.-The introduc-
lion Of seventy-five millions Of United
States five per cent loan today, by Jay
Cooke, Mccullough Il Co.. was mark
ei success. The subscriptions in one
-.n.le dav exceeded the whole amount
offered. The Continental subscriptions
are reported large. The books will be
closed tomorrow.
The Cholera in Russia.
Sr. PETERsBrEG, August l2.-The
latest accounts ofthe spread Of the chol-
era in Russia are again very alarming.
The St Petersburg Gazette seems to
have delayed its reports in the hope OF a
change for the better. The official re-
ports from July 18th to the 2Sth, enum'
crates 1913 cases, Of which 55S occur
red in 81. Petersburg, l40 in Cronstadt,
l2j in Moscow, l24 in Riga, 4O2 in
Tawdor.
The Trades Strikes.
BERLiS. August 22.-The masons
'till continue on a strike without any
hope fan amicable arrangement.
Nine hundred women in the North
German Machine Manufacturing com.
pany have likewise struck on the ground
OF the dismissal OF their cashier. Many
Of the men were desirous of resumlng
work next day, but they found them
selves locked out The employees in the
several branches Of industry are said to
oe oesutiering by the strike.
Nearly all the masons Of Stein have
struck AT the instigation Of the delegates
ifom Berlin. The agitators are busy
IN other towns. 1t has been proposed
Io,recruit the contingent of masons for
Other ports, but the authorities are
s'erse TO the measure, which would fill
Berlin with operatives and might act as
new fuel to the fire. Serious disturb
ahces are apprehended at the end Of the
quarter, when rents will become due
and many workingmen will have notice
10 quit their dwelling. both money and
suitable dwellings sbeipg scarce. The