The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-15
Imperial Proclamation.

proclamation referring to the proposed
international exhibition to be held in
Vienna in 1873. Privy Counsellor
Baron Schwarz is appointed chairman
OF the committee. The exhibition is
planned after the example Of the pre-
vious exhibitions of London and Paris
The officers are TO be appointed in
August and the opening is fixed for May
lst, 1873.
Reform OF the Catholic Church.
A movement has been set on foot
among the Hungarian clergy for a re-
form of the Catholic Church. A PAM
phlet embracing the views of a nu-
merous party Of Hungarian priests has
been published, in which the following
points are given as the essential fea-
lures OF the proposed reform: First
The use Of the language OF the country
in divine service, and revision OF the
calendar of saints,the saints days as are
to he kept on Sundays. Second-A
total reform OF present ritual discipline.
Third-An improved education for the
clergy. Fourth-A modification of the
monaStic orders. Fiith-The abolition
of monastic rules or the total abolition
of monastc orders. Fith-The abo-
lition of disciplinary punishment, pre-
ferring simply to dogmatize matters.
Sixth-The introduction of DIOCESAN
synods. Seventh the abrogation Of the
law imposing celibacy on the clergy.
Horses for bismarck.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE
Germans in Moscow have purchased a
magnificent team of three white Rus
sian horses for four thousand roubles in
silver, intending them for a present for
Bismarck. The horses came from the
same stud as those presented to the
Emperor Napoleon two years ago.
FRANKFORT, August IA reaction
has taken place in the government OF
Strasburg, the city gates being again
left open until eleven o'clock at night.
The Augsburg Gazette formally de-
nies the rumor OF DR.. Prichler's (the
St. Petersburg L!beralisO arrest for
being the author OF the Roman letters
for the council which gave the first i'm
pulse to the writer's lulfillment in Ba'
: varia. The Munich Zeitunq ascribes
the authorship OF these letters to DIR.
Prichler, and furthermore says that he
will one day become famous in history
, for the Jart he has taken in the attain
, ment Of religious literature.
/ The Riots In Ireland.
LONDON, August l4.-But few arrests
have been made at Londonderry.
The Amnesty Association, OF Dublin
has taken action condemning the unre-
liable explanations made by Marquis
Hastings, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
as 20 the cause Of the prevention Of the
meeting on the 18th instant at Phoenix
Park, and have resolved 10 bring crimi-
nal action against the police for commit
ting assaults upon the people who
assembled upon that occasion.
DUBLIN, August l3-Tbe excitement
in Londonderry has not abated to day.
A large number OF apprentices, consist
ing Tor the greater part OF boys from
twelve to eighteen years Of age, were
arranged for an Orange demonstration.
They were headed 10y JohnStone,
member OF Parliament, and Mr.. Rea, of
Belfast The apprentices attempted to
form procession in violation OF proc
lamation issued by the authorities.
The police, aided by detachment OF
troops, interiercd amid the yells and
cheers of the Roman Catholics Stones
were thrown by the rioters at one an
other, and the police and military act
was read without producing any effect
upon the apprentices. The cavalry and
police then charged and scattered the
crowd. Several were injured, but there
were none killed A number OF arrests
took place and order was completely
restored.
LONDON, August l3.-The meeting at
HYDE Park to-day to protest against
the brutality of the police at the late
Dublin riots was Insignificant. At the
hour of meeting a band with twenty
men and about one thousand juveniles
and ragamuffins marched into the Park
bearing a flag of the Red Republic and
aud a one-barred red flag, it is said, with
a blue and white checker-board in the
upper corner, and they wore phyglan
CAPS with a green ribbon. Some quar-
cling took place among the leaders as
to the cause OF the meeting. There
were also other evidences OF division
among them.
THEIRS Powers.
PARIS, August l4.-From present In
dica,ions 1t is considered likely that the
Assembly will agree to the proposed
prolongation of the power Of NJ. Thiers
for period three years. Although some
onnosition TO the measure has been
manifested by several Deputies, 1t is be-
iieved that when a vote Is reached lts
supporters will be found to be IN the
majority.
Queen victo-ia's Health.
The health Of Queen Victoria is re-
ported by the attending physician as
much improved since Yesterday. her
Maiesty's condition is now reported Ia Ia
vorable. and the anxiety OF the members
of the ROYAL Family has been greatly
relieved in consequence.
Political Conference.
BERLIN, August l4.-Prince Bismarck
has left this city en- route for Garterne'
in order to be present at the important
nol;,ical Conference which is shortly TO