The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-31
Whereabouts of DR.. Livingstone
Hing Of Belgium Returns
Home.
Strike of WOrkmen at New.
castle.
Political Situation in France
Will Not be q Candidate.

PARIS, August 30.-A rumor is cur
rent here that the Due de Aumale has
refused to become candidate for the
Presidency OF the Republic and has
followed the example Of the Count de
Chambeau in strongly recommending
his adnerents to support the candidacy
OF Theirs.
The Alabama Claims.
ROME, August 30.-lt is stated on
authority that King Victor Emanuel
will probably appoint Count Zeapes as
an arbitrator for settling the Alabama
Claims.
League of Peace Agreed Upon.
VIENNA, August 30.-The Free Press,
official organ at Constantinople, states
that at the recent Imperial Conference
at Gastein, a league.ol peace was agreed
upon between the Austrian, German
and Italian Governments by which
these powers bound and allied them
selves against any power or powers
henceforIh disturbing the peace and
tranquility OF Europe.
whereabouts Of DIR. LivingstOne. :
LONDON, August 29.-Dr. Kirk, OF
Zanzibar, writes that DR.. Livingstone
is still in that section OF the country.
He was then at Tanganyika. The
Arabs there count him a resident in
that region. Noill-feelng is manifested
toward him. He is moving slowly but
safely, and will leave no doubts in the
geographical problem as to whether
Lake Tanganyika is the real head Of
the Nile, or if it empties by the Congo
Violent Demonstration In Rome.
A violent demonstration took place in
the streets Of Rome on Monday. A
drunken crowd led by one Toquetta, a
brother OF Toquetta who was beheaded,
rushed through the streets shouting
against the priests, until it was dis
persed by the soldiers. Several shots
were exchanged. One person was
killed and many wounded.
King of Belgium Returns Home
strike of WOrkmen.
LONDON, August 30.-NapoIeon and
family visited the steamship Great
Eastern yesterday.
The King of Belgium returns home
TO morrow.
Six persons were drowned by the
wreck OF the Bondicar, from Cronstadt
for an English port.
One hundred and thirty German
workmen struck yesterday at New Cas-
tie, on the Tyne. They paraded the
street,. There was no disorder.
PARIS, August 30.-Duke Montpen-
sier, who is in France, offers to testify
in relation to the death OF General
Prim.
LONDON, August 30.-The steamship
York has arrived at Franklin from
Germany.
The PoIiticaI situation In France.
PARIS, August 30.-In the Assembly
to-day, NJ. Vielet, from the committee
on Prolongation Of Executive Powers,
announced that the committee had de-
ciied to accept the amendment pro-
posed by NJ. Dafaure during the debate
on Monday, viz: That there be lncorpo'
rated in the report Of the committee a
paragraph expressive Of the confidence
placed in the administration Of Theirs
10y the Assembly. Much excitement
was visible in the Assembly on the an
nouncement being made. Order having
been restored, NJ. Dafaure said the Crisis
was ended, and this anxiety which had SO
long agitated the country as TO
the result was over under the bill pro-
posed by NJ. C. Loiseul. NJ. Thlers be-
came ex.President during the existence
Of the present Assembly, having also
the right to speak in the Assembly on
all matters OF legislation. The Minis
ters are made responsible to the Assem-
bly, for the acts committed in the exer-
else of their official functions. The
bill Of NJ. Bufford proposes to give 10
the Assembly constitutional character.
The members of the party Of the Right
are almost unanimous in its support
while those of the Left are opposed to
lis provisions.
The Queen Recovering.
LONDON, August 30.-Her Majesty
has nearly recovered from the bronchial
affection which caused her illness. her