The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05
FOREIGN.
Emma Mining Company.

LONDON, DeCcIllDcI f'--"I' ho'h''
Secretary of the Emma Mining Company,
having refused to produce the books ANA
papers before a special examiner, Vice
chancellor Malins on behalf of Mr..
Askew petitioner for the winding up of
the companies accounts, ordered their
production, remarking that the case
was one requiring investigation and
il would be scanialOus To- In" adm:nr
istration Of Justice, if TIA" petitioner md
not remedy sought; that the principles
which might apply in th" winding up q
a bona fis concern. could not apply to a
company which had suddenly broken
down, after enormous -umS have been
obtained from the share holders, upon
the faith of statements, which to all ap-
pcaranccS, were utterly untrue.
MacMahon's Message.
PARIS, December 4-The newspaper
organ ofthc Republican party thinks that
the message of President Mac Mahun 10
the Assembly, is directed against lcgitl-
mists, while the Journals published IN the
Interests of the Conservatives, believe II
is pointed towards Radicals. The public
generally, is favorabiy impressed with
the message.
Peace I'm BucnOs Ayers.
Burxos AYRES. December 1T i,
officially announced that General Mltre,
having been defeated, and finding him
self closely pursued by the government
forces. proposed terms upon which he
would capitulate. His proposition was
rejected, and he finally surrendered un.
conditionally with his army, and peace
has been restored in the province ot
Bucnos Ayrcs. The government troops
are in pursuit Of Arredondo, who's" ad-
vanced guard has been defeated.
German Reich.tag.
BERLIN. December i.-ln the Reich
stag to-day, letter from the Chancellor
of the Empire, Prince Bismarck, was
read. 1t announces, in the name of the
Empire, and in accordance with thr de-
cision of the Federal Council, that the
sum for the maintenance of the German
legation to the Vatican, i, struck out OF
the budget.
The deputies, from Alsace and
Lorraine, sent in written notice
10 the President of the Chamber that
in view of the condition Of their
country, they cannot serve in the
commmittee on Alsace and Lorraine
budget and loan bill, and both c"mmu-
nications were referred TO committees.
In the course Of the debate on the esti.
mates for the Commissioners Of the Fed
eral Council. Herr .Ioerge, one of the
Bavarisn deputies, anda member Of the
Clerical party made vehement and
bitter attack on Bismarck foreign
policy. He remarked that in cun,e'
queuce Of Russia holding aloof tA'
Chancellor had made iasco Of his at,
tempt at Intervention ia Spain. IL
wished to know whether the commit;e:
Of the Federal Council, which. according
~ the Constitution. existed fur the con
sideration OF the questions "f foreign
policy. performed any functions.
Prince Bismarck replied that all I'M
portant diplomatic dispatches werr com
municated 70 the committee. which m,
Whenever summoned by the President
nothing was concealed from any Of th'
federated governments. He emphatic
ally repeiled the insinuation thst III,
/ Federal representative did not adequate
" practice the rights Of the variou
States. There bad never been an,
/ idea of intervening with tn
affairs Of Spain. When apprsed @
the murder Of Schmidt, he said 70 him
self that such a thing would not hav,
happened to British, French or Amer
lean citizen. He remembered the hu
Mutations formerly imposed On the Ger
mans, and considered that the time ha'
arrived 10 svenge such wrongs Tn
only way Of helping Spain, was TO reeog
nize those elements IN the country whic
were disposed to restore public orte'
Russis was less affected BY Spanish con
Germs than Germany. He repecte
decision Of Russia as power with whie