The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-26
Dinner by the Golden Club.

4.
a.. m-ruing in an editorial in the
>fs,e ln.ecnationale declares its opin-
:, Ie that the strength and intlu-
.-.e Of TIE organization nave been
.,.a.y exaggerated by reports circu-
,-Igouccrning its operations in Paris
;.,,n.> citv. The Ne7cS does not be-
-rr :hr principles OF the organization
q, teen 30 extensively disseminated as
.:-q,e any apprehension, and states
ID, influence is most probably con-
...t few OF the larger cities.
ry.a, ". Field and Rev. Dr. Schenck
s-,yri here this afternoon safe and in
III health.
?s2s June 24.-Notwithstanding
utmost yigilai ce is being exercised
t-.ae troops, and more especially in
T.. Montmartra and La Nille:te dis
-. !.,,urbances continue to be of
:.jr,at occurrence. These districts,
l.l5l.h thoroughly ransacked during
--,.a.ch for Communists, still furnish
.;-t hiding places for large numbers
lem The troops on guard are Of
4. .Q.rcted TO attacks from these Com
-.l,,S, and all attempts to capture
IN 50 far have proved futile. The
G;,.s> are made from behind ambus
ai-s ami many troops have been killed
y them. The anti German feeling
..:eaalat Versailles is strongly mani
lied
BERLIN. June 24.-The Prussian
....,mcnt has addressed a sharp and
-,earory note to the French Govern
u-n, in which the derogatory re-
.a.a, Of General Trochu with refer
rr-'o Bismarck in his recent speech
.-'o'e the assembly, is severely criticised
a',..,honorable and unjust
NDRID, June 24.-The Spanish min
irv ha. resigned. The reconstruction
'ar cabinet l. shortly to take place.
NEw YORK, June PA special dis
p'ch TO the Herald, dated Berlin, June
=: says: Serious complications have
.:,rH between Germany and England,
a! !,eTere dispatches are passing be-
Teea Bismarck and Granville. The
Ioye'ameat observes impenetrable 81
'.ee On the subject Of the present diff
I'y, bgt am informed that Bismarck
-i' addressed note to the German
''f:e>e0tatiye in London informing him
"a,,De Imperial Government desired
acquire lleiigoland, and empowering
.@ iomakr propositions to the British
'gyeFnment for the purchase OF the
'atL Earl Granville replied in the
'"e manner, saving: England will
o,lart with Heligolani, and that the
1",.>h Government could entertain no
;oI2>.l.on, looking to the cession of
Tat '>IanI. Upon which Bismarck
AiaH addressed the British Gov
'.a'1ent through Count Bernstoriff, de-
"'..as that the acquisition OF Heligo-
ana "a> necessary for the protection OF
.r'rrman coast, reciting,,as an instance
.- dr..IlIcs for coaling and the i'm
.'a''r tom attack which the French
.-r "Jo!c.i at lIcligoland, by which
1'' enabled to blockade Hamburg
'' I"Fa.yzc the commerce of the Ger
IAN coast He looked upon Heligo-
MI J. 'n account of its close proximity
'"'maN territory, and its possession
any power as a standing menace to
,."0any. !Earl Granville again replied
"a England was only bound to con-
.''' her own interest; that the wish of
H. % 'gFlnan government to acquire
's"-'Iand did not constitute her right
'h a. the island had never been under
''r.man rule. .,.
IN imperative demand has been made
' ',e Immediate payment Of the first
,''nent Of indemnity, which it was
s.i s.''vi should he paid in thirty days
s,,L' s..l 'ne establishment Of Nersaillist
''"vFilN.
D'nner Of the Golden Club.
LONDON, June 24.-The great social
, ,''"' OF to-day was the dinner Of the
''iyn Club, which took place at the
s1'P Hotel, Greenwich. The power Of
"s club as a political organization, the
rs,use Of It's members and its brilliant
'fy, combine to give its state din,
NJ: rJ,;a a degree ofimportance and interest
# "'Sn ,S 90 not attach to any other affair
%raI nis KIND. The club was originally
cnr, aaued, as its name indicates, to en-
%ase %r'ase the growth and diffusion o
Es e economical and political princi
~ res with which Mr.. .Cobden's name ii
c%ni.aa.separably connected. It.has cir
If ".ea o. Mr. Cobden's works and thos'
IL l..