The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-16
Il S. BONDS IN GERMANY
SMALLPOX AT HAMBURG
The opinion OF Napoleon.
THE POSITION OF THEIRS
Cholera in London.

(hOIcra IN LOhuOh.
LONDON, August IA number OF
.s,e. Of Asiatic cholera have appeared
~ this CITY. The sanitary authorities
s,c actively engaged in taking precau-
lion. to prevent the spread OF the con-
.a-iyn.
Schcnck Gone to the Continent.
Nr. Schenck, United States Minister,
ia, gone 10 the Costinent.
Cholera in Paris.
Psm<, August lj.-Cholera has ap'
AIRED in this city and creates much
vehement and apprehension. The
,,.hoyit;es are fearful of the spreading
o.. the disease owing to the immense
.ymber OF decomposed bodies (vIctlms
.stne late war) which are buried In the
.n.ueilate neighborhood Of Paris. Vlg-
orous measures will be used for purify
~ the air.
ch,,cra In Prussia and Russia.
LONDON, August l5.-The cholera
"a, broken out on the Prussian from
tier There is one case at Konigsberg
where Polish Jew was attacked by II
and died the same day. Before noon
lHo other persons were reported as haV'
NJ it, one Of whom has died.
Accounts from Russia are very unsat'
.artOrv. Ga the 25th OF July, 590
ic4o.cra patients were reported at Mos,
cav On the following day lO2 fresh
,,,,s were reported. Fifty died and
a.,y.three recovered. Up to the 3lst
rp--r had been 1928 cases, of which l4lS
n,,y,j fatal. On the same day there
nrre lU2 patients in Riga. Flity-hve
recovered aud forty-eight died.
disturbances at StrasbourE.
LONDON, August l5.-DIspatches
..om Strasbourg states that dIsturban-
90, have occurred there between the
P,q..:an troops and the inhabitants.
Iic5 animosity is shown by the lnhabI-
,,r,S towards the troops, and many at
.,rk, have been made upon them with
.r. an opportunity Tor resentment,
Scott centenary Celebration.
LONDON, August lj.-The centenary
d. Sir Walter Scott was celebrated here
.o-lav by a grand tsts at Crystal Palace
~ which many thousands participated,
banquet was given in the evening at
lie Cannon Street Hotel, which was at
tended bv many notables. The foreign
ambassadors were present, by invitation
4. were al,o a large number Of dIstln-
,7shed persons from the Continent.
". Hepworth Dixon, President
Lo-l Lvtton. the Duke OF Man
cae.,er, and DR.. Ramsey were present,
and appropriate toasts were gwen ana
speeches delivered, paving glorious trib-
.,e 10 the memory of Sir Walter Scott
Similar tanquets were also given at the
various Scottish clubs and associations
% this CITY. The celebration was also
deserved today at a number OF towns IN
scotland
The Germans who we're Expelled
from France.
RsRLx, August l5.-The exact num-
Ter of Germans expelled from France
aa, been ascertained and will shortly
80 published. The number of Prus-
ANS amount to l2,3O0, but as Paris
vs., irequented more by South Germans
han North Germans, the other stalls
tie, are expected to be higher. The
r1mpensation to be granted. to every
y.r.6n Will be determined accordingly.
The English Army Bill.
L2SDoy, August l5.-ln the House
o! Commons tonight. the army bill, as
amended by the House o: Lords, was
aiken up for consideration, and the
amendments were ali concurred IN after
ss-ort debate
Us. Bonds in Germany.
LONDON, August l5.-The United
>;ates bonds OF 1851 have risen consld-
e'ably at Frankfort. In consequence
oi the success OF the new
treaty arrangement, the amount allotted
10 Frankfort is limited The pending
negoUa,ions, when completed, will ena-
t!e Richardson, the Assistant Secretary
o. the Treasury, to place the whole
amount IN Germany.
Smaii.Pox at Hamburg.
HmnUEC, August l5.-The small
Pox is stated to be raging among the
population Of the city. The deaths In
(aTee weeks Of July, according to the
h,y's'cr, amount to 334 or 60 per cent
Of all the deaths.
reclamation in Regard to Voting.
SIRAsGouEG, August l5.-An Official
PROCLAMATION signed by the Prefect. N.
Won Dor Hydt, addressing the electors,
sSys that by voting at the municipal
s;eeton they by no means forfeit their
aShts TO remain French subjects as is
"nfmed by French agitators.