The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-18
NEW YORK.
Diplomatic Difficulty Caused by q
Pastoral Letter.

NEW YORK, August ia Paris cor.
respondent says, the Archbishop Of Paris
has given rise TO another diplomatic diff
tculty, owing to pastoral letter, which
was read to few of the faithful in the
cathedral and posted upon the wall for q
short time. No journal dared publish it.
Some idea Of its tenor may be formed
from these facts: First. 1t was written
Immediately after NJ. Cubart's return
from Rome, where he had several inter-
views with the Pope. Second. Marshal
De MacMahon went directly to De Ne
gras house and made an apology for the
letter, saying that note on the subject
would appear in the OfieidLe of the next
morning. Reference is made to the fact
that the pastoral letter contained things
offensive to Italy and to Victor Emanuel.
Horrors OF the CoOlie System.
A pitiful story of the Chinese Coolie
system in Cuba is told to-day by an edu-
Gated Chinaman, a mandarin of the
third-class now in exile. From this act
it appears that the condition of the Chi
nese lsbOrers in Cuba is much worse than
that of negro slaves. The poor China
man is held for limited periods. His
owner has paid good price for his term
of bondage, and he must get all he can
before the coolies freedom comes. Death
so often intervenes before the term Of
service expires that it is estimated only
one in twenty live to return to China.
The writer thinks there can be no hope
for the Chinese people until there is is
change in the ruling race.
Italy Bankrupt-A Religious DIM.
Guilty.
An European letter says Italy seems
to become more hopelessly bankrupt.
The people are sincerely loyal to their
king ;the ministers are almost pendanti-
cally attached to the English theory Of
parliamentary government, and State
asks nothing better than to leave the
church alone, but they have no bread
and no specie and they have floods, ma
laria, bandits and paper money.
At the dedication of st. Anthony's
Parochial school yesterday, the harmony
was marred by dispute between the
italian society the church and Father
James. The society desired to carry the
Italian flag in the procession, but the
father insisted that they should march
under tho pontifcal flag. Extreme feel
ing was displayed by some Of the members
and rather than surrender the emblem Of
unity Of Italy, the society dispersed. The
other nationalities Ireland America,
Belgium, Sc. were represented by their
respective fag>.
Arrest OF Carlists.
A Paris correspondent says that three
ofthc Carlist officers We're responsible for
the execution Of the German Shmidt and
have been arrested. After Schmit's cX-
ccution they fed to Pan, where they
were arrested and sent to Paris, from
whence they were taken to the Belgian
frontier. The Belgian authorities re-
expelled them; they then returned to
Paris and were arrested at II railway STA
tion. Their names are Leopold Gallatie,
aged - wears; Louis, aged 10 years; and
Pascovc Jarzuc aged A..
Report OF SILK Manufacturing AssO-
citation.
The annual report Of the Silk Manu-
featuring Association for the fiscal year
gives the following statistics: Number
uf firms manufacturing silk. l56; opera