The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-17
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Foreign Advises to New 4or'
NEW YORK, November l6.-The fol
lowing are foreign advices to the Even
ing Mail:
BERLIN, November "A popular re
port assigns to the Emporor's visit to tn
Duke of Brunswick for the great bat
tues in the Hartz Mountains politica
object, besides that of mere sport. Th'
Emporer has declined similar invita-
tions for a succession Of years.
1t is said that the question OF the
Brunswick succession is to be settled by
the two Princess, so as to exclude the
Guelph line of Hanover, and leave the
Duchy to the Hozenzolleons.
The leading manufacturing firm in
Alsace, Messrs. Dollfussin and Null
hausen, are establishing branch bust.
ness in this city. The step regarded
with great satisfaction by the Germans,
as it will be an inducement for other
industrial establishments to seek their
market henceforth in Germany instead
of France, and thus to induce CONNER
cial interests Of the old and new prov
inces.
The semi-official papers remark tha t
though the Emperor has addressed a
written reply to the Prussian Catholic
Bishops, iD answer to their memorial
complaining of the position OF the
Church, the Cabinet proposes to elabor-
ate longer document, refuting more
fully the assertions advanced by the
Bishops.
The Russian military attache to this
court, Colonel Won Dopplemair, has
expired, 10 consequence Of severe fall
from his horse. The deceased was an
Aid-de-Canp to the Grand Duke Con.
stantine.
Mondays Gazette affirms that the
claims of local sovereigns to a right of
separate coinage threatens to interfere
with the passage o. the proposed German
coinage bill. The mperial official bill
is in SO backward state in the Federal
Council that it seems exceedingly
doubtful il it can be brought before
Parliament this session.
VIENNA, November 2.--Intelligence
from Constantinople shows from official
communications that further economy
is to be effected in the Imperial house
hould, amounting annually to 100000
francs.
The Sultan has appointed Commits.
sioners to visit the various towns and
provinces and report on the general con-
dition and wants OF the people, and also
on the way in which His Majesty's
commands are carried out by the local
authorities.
The Roumanian speech from the
throne promises reform in all branch
es Of the Administration, and announces
that bills relating to the telegraphic
communication with Austria, the postal
convention with Bavaria, and the rail-
way question, will be laid before the
Diet.
MUylcm, November 1.-The report
that the Government had refused per-
mission for the use OF the Chapel in
King Lewis College to the Old Catholics
is contradicted.
NJ. Won Lutr has appealed to the
provincial government OF Upper Bava-
varia to frame a report of the matter
now agitated and in progress among the
workingmen in the employ OF the Ba-
varan State railways for an advance in
their wages and general strike is ap-
pretended.
ZURICH, November I'm anticipation
OF the resolution OF the Council forbid.
ding the continuance Of religious cor
porations, the Carmelite monks, who
had established themselves at Luzerne,
have closed their houses and left the
country. The city of Luzerne has voted
a quarter a million OF francs as sub.
scription for the Saint Gotthard rail-
way; this making up the entire sum
required of Switzerland, viz: 10000, 900
francs.
The Swiss financial report shows
deficit Of 100000 francs. About a
million OF francs were expended for
armaments.
WARSAW, November 2.-The official
criminal returns OF Poland show the
number of crimes to have nearly doubled
since the year Of the last revolution
1868. Most OF the crimes were COM
mitted by the rural population.
FRANKFORT, November IN. Vogel,
the editor OF the Gazette, has been fully
acquitted of the charge Of high treason
brought against him for his criticism Of
General Manteuffel