The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-15
BIT Four Arrests Were Made.
MEETING IN HYDE PARK.
Nsrcw Escape of Victor Emanuel.
Relations Of Italy and France.

Relations Of Italy and France.
ROME, August l3.-It is reported in
Rome that VIscount Nenosta, the Min
;,ter Of Foreign Affairs, has ordered
Chevalier Nigrath, Italian Minister to
France, to express to Thiers satisfaction
at his (Thiers) pacific and conciliatory
words; also TO say that the Italian
Government, is surprised that the Presi-
dent should permit speakers to use
language injurious to Italy. The lib
eral journals Of Rome express their
desire OF Italy accepting an alliance
with France if the latter abandons all
negotiations relative to the Pope.
The OEciel Gazette publishes decree
appropriating for the public use two
converts and three plats OF ground In
Rome belonging to religious societies.
Signor Zlla, Minister OF Finance, Is
opposed to fresh issue OF rents.
Railroad Accident.
MADRID. August 13.-An express
train from Barcelona to Madrid last
evening, run into standing train
which contained Marshal Serrano and
a number OF other officers The shock
was terrible. Marshal Serrano was
slightly hurt and many others wounded.
Nobody was killed in the collision.
Garrivick 20 Remain ut Porto
Rico.
1t is reported on good authority that
Cap.ain.G General Garriwick will remain
at his post in Porto Rico in spite OF the
rumOrs 10 the contrary.
The Recent Explosion.
LONDON, August 1.-THE recent ex-
plosion Of gun-cotton at Stowmarket,
attended with greater loss Of life than
VA. first stated. twenty-five persons,
EMPLOYEES and others, were instantly
killed and fiity-seven severely injured,
and q number OF the latter will die,
George Francis Train has arrived
here from Ireland.
Americans in England.
LONDON, August l4.-Amongthe pas
srn.crs on the steamer Persia, from
Queenstown, on Saturday, were Mr..
Cyrns w. Field and his son and Rev.
Dr.. Schenck, Of Brooklyn.
Evacuation OF French Provinces.
BERLIN, August 14.-The French
Government is affirmed to have offered
the pavment OF milliard OF francs, IN
bills due in November next, in order to
effect the evacuation of the French
provinces at an early date. The Ger
man Government is said to have met
The proposal in friendly spirit.
The Workmen's Strike.
Only a small number Of masons have
accented work at the old terms. The
EMPLOYERS were resolved before the
strike to grant the demanded increase IN
ray after January lst, 1877, but have
determined now not to yield to force.
UaIy five masters have acceded to the
workmen's demand. Several others
lave effected compromise. Over !oo
masters, and they are those employing
the most hands, have refused cohces'
sons OF any character.
New Military Organization.
The War Minister, Won Room, and
his aide de camp, Captain Won Letton'
A4yehad frequent interviews with his
Majesty at Ems on new military Or
gsniza,ion matters. The Wurtemburg
War Minister, Won Sucker, likewise
attended the interview. The Prussian
General Count BIucher and bis aide-de-
camp have proceeded to Wurtsmburs.
New military organizations between the
armies Of the two countries are consid-
cred certain.
The Cholera.
Accounts from Russia describes the
cholera epidemic as making rapid
progress. Up to July sth, only ninety
four cases had been reported in Tenn
how. According to the Moscow Ga
ssts, from the Sth to the 18th Of July,
this number increased to 9l7 cases, 4oe
ofwhich proved fatal. On July 10Th
10 less than 23S persons were taken Ill
and lj2 ded. Exorbtant demands are
already made for coffins, and the STOCK
oi ds!niectants is almost cleared.
A correspondent from Rybinsk re-
ports that 5000 workman have left that
town from fear Of cholera in spite OF the
endeavors to prevent them BY the
authorities and employers, most Of the
men effecting their escape at night.
Commerce and manufacturing are con-
ssequently partially suspended and Ia
Sorers pay has risen four roubles per
day.