The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-08
Queen Victoria Recovering
Steamer Leader Lost at Sea-
Carpenters Strike In Berlin.
TIE GAsTEIN CONFERENCE
The heInfaIIibiIiiy Question.

BERLIN, September 6.-The North
,irrmau Bishops have just commenced
series 0! Secret Conferences at Fulda,
10 consider the question of the Dogma a
o; lnfallibility. At the meetings 1t has
been decided to omit the customary
morning Cathedral High Mass. From
:he earnest manner in which ;hey have
commenced to conduct their slttlngs,
i j. evident tina, they mean business.
Tne Cholera in Prussia.
LONDON, September THE Cholera
n The Baltic provinces Of Prussia begins
10 abate. At Konigsberg there were
.o-ty new cases and twenty-eight deaths.
On the 18th inst, there was ffty-eight
cases, only seventeen OF which were
new ones aud fifteen deaths. There has
rrrn bat one fatal case at Stettin. At
D.urz eg the disease has been pronounc-
ri epidemic. The few cases that oc'
Cured in Paris and this city are now
.srI to have been OF a different type
rom the Asiatic scourge. The anxiety
which was telt in Berlin and through
.gt Germany is decreasing, and 1t is
.,ndientaly hoped the epidemic Will
Dee STAYED in It's progress.
The United States frigate Brook llyn,
d tie European fleet, has arrived at
Plymouth.
All Pacha Still Living.
/ telegram from Constantinople this
a5-uing says that the report OF the
Heath of Ali Pacha, the Grand Nizler,
no, correct. lie is not dead, but lives
~ an extremely critical condition.
Queen Victoria Improving.
Tie CUtrt Circular announces that
Queen Victoria is steadily improving.
Her illness is now under the control
"' Ike physician.
Scandal i'm High Life.
another scandal in high life is
threatened. The honorable Mrs. Cow
ler has been committed to prison, to
await an examination on q charge OF
winding.
The steamer Italy, from New York.
touched at Queenstown, and the Dacsih
and Il Patrick at Neville.
The Steamer Leader Lost at Sea.
AMSTERDAM, September The
steamer Leader, from Dantzlc for this
= t has been last at sea. So far 1t is
not ascertained that a single person has
survived. Portions Of the wreck have
heen picked up The Leader was
'rei.ht and passenger steamer plying
between this port and Dantzic. A
number OF persons were aboard, and 1t
Is not accurately known, but it is feared
that the loss Of life is very heavy. The
o'icer- and crew, in all, numbered about
twenty-five men.
House Carpenters Strike.
BERLIN, September The house
carpenters strike still continues. The
s:forts for elfecting a compromise have
'a..rd This strike has caused almost
~omulete stagnation in the building
Business.
Candidate for Parliament.
LONDON, September Mr.. Burt, the
Nationalist candidate for Limerick, Is
very strongly supported, and he will
PROBABLY be elected to Parliament With
out opposition.
Imprisoned for Debt.
Isaac Burt, the National Irish candl'
late for Parliament, from Limerick, has
been arrested and imprisoned for debt.
Presented with an Address.
Hon. David Gurney, Commissioner to
the United States under the Washing
ton treaty, was presented with an addres:
by the citizens OF Southampton to-day
upon the occasion of his departure tol
America Mr.. Gurney, in acknowledg
Ing the compliment, stated that his IN
structlons were not to act favoring tht
British or opposing the American inter
ests, but to sacrifice anything rather
Than permit any unfairness to charac
'erlze his arbitration.
The Gastein Conference.
Dispatches from Vienna, Of Septem
Der I, deny that any treaty was con
cluded between Austria and German!
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