The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-31
FUTURE KING OF FRANCE.
The Treaty Of Washington.
OFJOHN SLIDELL
Incendiarism in France
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Banquet by the Lord Mayor OF
London.

Banquet by the Lord Mayor OF
LONDON, July 29.-The Ministerial
Banquet OF the Lord Mayor Of London
took place this afternoon. A brilliant
assembly of political dignitaries was
present, including Mr.. Gladstone
and several other distinguished and
prominent members y: both Houses of
Parliament Invitations had also been
extended the foreign Ambassadors in
London. The Lord Mayor having pro-
posed as a toast, Our Foreign Ambas-
sadors," coupled with the names of the
French and American ministers, Gen
eral Schenck rose TO respond. His
rising was the signal for loud cheering
by the assembled guests, to which he
bowed his acknowledgements. In an
Swering the toast of the host, he advert
ed to the increasing feeling of friendli-
ness and social relations between the
two countries, and said there were bonds
between England and America which
knitted them together more closely than
steel. and in the heart of each nation
there existed sentiments more kindly
towards the other than the electric spark
could convey. The "all rights of
England and the go aheads' of
America, united, could resist any COM
bination in the world.
Mr.. Gladstone also delivered speech,
felicitating the two countries upon the
satisfactory issue to which the late diff
Guilty had been brought. He declared
that he considered the treaty Of Wash:
incton to be q meeting of great and
deep satisfaction to all interested, IN
volving, as it does, differences of almost
hundred years standing.
Other speeches were made, and the
banquet, mp to the close, was dlstin,,
guished by much harmony and good
feeling.
The visit OF the Prince Of wales.
The preparations for the journey OF
the Prince OF Wales are completed, and
are on a scale Of magnifcence rarely
equalled. The review Of the troops Will
be held by the Prince in the Phenlx
Park, Dublin, on Friday next. The
Lord Mayor Of Dublin gives grand ball
in honor of the Prince, for which he
has issued two thousand invitations.
The West India mail steamer Tagus,
from Aspinwall, arrived at Plymouth
Yesterday.
\ letter from Malta says that the
United States steamer Richmond lett
there on the 18th instant for Messlna,
aud the Saco was daily expected from
the Furie.
The Future King OF France.
A letter is published from the Count
lie Paris in which he expresses his be-
Eei that Count de Chambrod is the fu-
tire king of France.
The court at Lyons has confirmed the
iulgment Of the Marseilles court mar
liaI, OF the insurgents tried 10y that body.
Resignation OF the British AinDas'
sadOr TO China.
Ii is announced that the resignation
Of Sir Rutherford Alcock, British Am
bassador to China, has been received and
accepted bv the Government; that he is
- he succeeded by Mr.. T. +. Wade, First
Secretary Of Legation.
The Treaty Of Washington.
LONDON, July 30.-Mr. Russell Cur
ney, Recorder Of this city, has been
ieputed by the Government 10 proceed
To the United States, for the purpose OF
,r',ling the details of the Treaty OF
Washington.
Death of John SIidelI.
M-. John Slidell one OF the agents OF
'.c Southern Confederacy in Europe,
md well known for his connection with
The famous Trent affair, is dead.
Rector of University OF fMunieh.
MUNICH, July 3O.-The Professors OF
,hc University Of Munich have by a
targe majority chosen DR.. DoIiinger
Rector OF that institution.
Incendiar rism ip France. b.
PARIS, July 30.-i,immultaneous in
cendiary fires have occurred at dltter-
ent points in the Department Of Vldre
and create much alarm. Several build
ing in various towns throughout the
department have been consumed. The
public hospital at Chatesurous has
been reduced to ashes. No clue has
been found to the perpetrators and the
authorities are on the alert Tor their ap-
rrehension.
Ineendiaries Arrested.
BouRGEs, July 3O.-Two men have
been arrested on suspicion OF being the
incendiaries who fred the palace Of the
Archbishop and the public library
here. They will be held for trial
The Eastern Question.
Lospos, Judy So.-It is ascertained
that Earl Granville, Chancellor Won
Beust and, NJ. Fhiers, representing the
Governments Of Great Britain, Austria
and France have arranged meeting to
take place some time during septem Ger
for the purpose, of agreeing upon the
actions in regard to the Eastern ques