The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-09
8. excitement Subsiding'
,,.urreetiOn in Algeria.
8. Rebels Again Routed.
ar NEW GOLD FIELDS.
rTroub,e in Dublin.

.,,x Anoust S.-A dispatch from
N, today saws that the city is quiet
-. excitement OF the populace has
g., subsidized. 1t is generally
=, that the sympathisers OF the
-, n.i.oners have not given up the
. Of holding another meeting In
). q. the strict prohibition OF the au-
...s,. The sentiment of the major
Tt the people favor the granting OF
..,..,y 10 all the Fenian prisoners,
..,. violent opposition to the author
!. generally deprecated.
,. Ir,iei was that the royal visit
,.jt. made the opportunity by the
'..,msnt - Tor the release of the I'M
..,.j Fenians. The populace are
~ liner against the Prince OF Wales
:,.s he has not interceded in favor
a amnesty. Several places visited
=" Royal party were Quilted by the
On sunday. The whole police
.. !. ,,iIl on the alert. The military
,..yrei TO the barracks are to be
E,.T.f called upon to aid the police.
,y Of the wounded are expected to
amer Thus far no deaths have
:, reported, but it is thought that
"A i've 10 ten persons will die OF their
,.ss. The Honorable Superintend-
4 d Police is in a critical con-
%, but hopes are entertained OF his
yrery.
!. vet uncertain whether the Gov
,,ent will or can legally prosecute
~,h a member Of Parliament, and
!. leaders Of the demonstration.
The Insurrection I'm Algeria.
gEsAILLEs, August S.-Advlces from
uia state that the insurrectionists
j.. Teen routed and Moneddemebet
3srl. The revolts, however, con
=. 10 the province OF Constantine
most eastern OF the three depart
u. Of which Algeria is composed:
-s:ous murders are still committed
he rebels Of that province, and sew
/. 0-ests have been burned.
Situation In France.
l:g YORK, August S.-The Herald S
-.poaient, writing from Rouen,
~ the Prussian occupation OF France
uuy day rendering the situation
;n unpleasant. Strife and bloodshed
:rssl small numbers Of German and
'sacl people are frequent, and the
.c:e;: Of the Prussian private SOL
<: which have taken place render the
::.:%a1 soldiers more harsh and en-
x:si 10 feeling toward the French.
a Government is said to have sent
u. Of this TO Bismarck, Won Moltke
{! OeVelt, upon the possibility of re-
H.ng a population that is unduly
'i'e:ei and tyrannically treated.
Ne Of the Prussian commanders
TX 10 excess and encouraged the
S,:1ct Of their men in using firearms
h@s,, provocation, and that more OF
* c'oubles will continue. The set
''-:t: Of the war indemnity question
vi te difficult. A Prussian officer,
;%,versatjon, said the French people
@'i te more conciliated and all
Na's'n Germany feel exasperated.
ID; policy would threaten danger to
>;,s8 Empire.
The New Gold Fields.
0SooS, August S.-Advices from
-;:1i fields in the West India Islands
'@' iaai the mines are being worked
70 ;'sat success, producing remark
Z" heavy ore. Quite a number OF
ga. have arrived on the Islands
! "a lie United States, bringing with
-;a a4uantity OF machinery Of Amer
y Manufacture. Companies are
'2as for the purpose of buying up
Aal aud mining operations are be-
:@''s with great vigor.
HonOrs Declined.
"'LS, August S.-The Lord
>'!"o' his city has refused to accept
=. !; o'ler Of Kni ghthood that was
~. ,...' to be conferred upon him by
E''a Victoria
Election Bill Passed.
0@'oS, August Sin the House
'Onmons tonight the bill provi-
O' the holding Of elections by bal
~. '1' taken up and passed after a
4. - ~ iut'%usslon. The bill now goes to
,,,,:, H9a,e of Lords, which body has
Z. nD.sl thursday next as the day
~ u Consideration.