The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-01
FOREIGN.
Brazilian Opposition TO Foreis sne,

Brazilian Opposition TO Foreigners
PARA, Brazil, November 30EThc
Trib,tna newspaper of this city continues
to publish violent articles against ffeign-
ers, particularly against the officers Of
the Portuguese corvette Sayres. The peo-
pie of the city of Purallba have risen
against the foreigners there. The gov
ernmcnt has sent 10000 troops TO sup
press demonstrations. L.. .
LISBON, November 30.-The Bpzilian
government has informed that of Porru-
gal that the newspaper TriJuna, II Para
will be prosecuted for its hostility to
Portuguese subjects. =
south American Affairs.
PANAMA, Nov. 30.-The Talisman
a steamer actively engaged in assisting
in revolution in Peru, is now at anchcr
at Callao, and sure to be condemned a a
prize. and the crew tried. Her captain,
Hadden, remains also close prisoner.
\ revolution was reported TO be plot
ting in Bolivia in order to protest against
the treaty recently celebrated with Chilli.
1t is reported that Guzman Bianco,
in Venezuela, having pulled down a
church TO make place for statue OF him.
self found treasure of 100000 under
the foundations.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars have
been collected in CnilI for Don Carlos.
\ volcano in Araucamo is in active
eruption.
On the question of a separation Of the
Church and State the press, with the e1-
ception oftwO or three Cltramontane
Journals, have declared tor the govern
ment. In the provinces large meetings
have been held to express the adhesion Of
the people to the government and Con-
grcss.
Strong shocks of an earthquake were
felt at Angeles on October 18th. The
shocks were followed by terrible showers
of rain.
LONDON, November 30.-The Bank
rate of discount was fixed at i per cent
to-day.
Republicans SuccessfuI I'm Paris.
PARIS. November 3O.-Later details Of
the municipal elections, and returns from
towns where second ballots were neces-
sary, show further Republican success.
French Politics.
PARIS. November 30.-The political
parties have been busily engaged pre-
raring for the opening of the Assembly.
Numerous Caucusscs have been he'd, and
negotiations are going OH between the
various sections OF the Assembly. Frac-
tjons Of the Right appear to BE- still una
bic 10 combipe Seventy Deputies of the
extreme Right have resolved TO vote
against Constitutional bills.
Count de Chambord has written a let
ter to his supporters IN the Assembly, IN
which he says: "Confding to the zeal
of my friends to do every
thing to further the interests Of
the country and the cause :of royalty, l
will offer no advice; but the true royalist
must do nothing liable to delay the res
toration of the MONARCHY This letter
has been communicated TO members of
moderate rights, who intend 10 vote for
the constitutional bills, and may shake
their purpose The passage Of the con-
stituent measure now depends on the at
;itude OF the Right Centre. The Left is
frmlv united, and will bring no motion
forward which nigh. cause the differing
sections Of the Right to draw together
again.
Proceedings I'm the Riechsiae Regard.
ing AINace and Lorraine.
BERLIN. November 30.-In The Riech
stag to-day. the Alsace and Lorraine
loan bill was taken up and gave rise 10
a most interesting debate. The Deputies
from Alsace and Lorraine declared that
they were opposed 10 the high endoW-
ment Of the University Of Strasburg, ana
TO ,ther educational grants FOR the prov
inceS, because they were made IN the in
,eres, Of the Empire and not Of the
Provinces themselves. This called olt
Prince B.marck who replied ss follow :
The question before Us concerns imPe-
rial interests 1t is not 8 question Of Al
SAGE and Lorraine. The university Is for
imperial purposes. In the we'll fought
war in which we defended our existence
We conquered those provinces for our en-
pire: i, was no; for Alsace and Lorraine
our soldiers shed their blood. We take
our stand upon the imperial interests for
which. and not for the sake Of their own
ecclesiastical Interests. We annexed those
provinces. We have other
grounds for the action, than those th2t
the people whose past leads TO
Paris. and whose present leads 10 Rome.