The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-10

AuC eCEN lSC VI LuO cONClSlkA was ENb ~
all. no one was liable to be dragged un-
willingly from his home employment.
1t was not wonderful that nation pos
sessed of such privileges wished to pre-
serve them. Under such circumstances
was it to be wondered at that the work
ing classes were conservative? Disraell
looked back to the last session of Parlia-
ment with satisfaction, but avoided
making any political farewell. As far as
present concerned, the country had
seldom been more prosperous. He had
good authority for stating that there was
considerable revival of trade and great
promise Of sn increase Of commercial
transactions, and that the public revenue
would realize all the government all
ticipated He praised Lord Northbrook,
! Viceroy OF India, and the Marquis of
Salisbury, India Secretary, for their
sagacity in dealing with the famine in
India. Referring to the recent out
cry for q separation of the colonies,
he distinctly declared himself in favor
Of the maintenance Of the integrity Of
the Empire. Of this policy. the anneIs-
tion of tho Fiji Islands was proof that
/ the Government was resolved to CONSOLE
date the Empire, and establish identity
ofinterest and sympathy with tho COLI
nies. He thanked the French Ambassa-
dor for the friendly sentiments he cx-
pressed when replying to the toast to the
diplomatic body, although it would be
trifing with truth to assert that the
J 8 kn ah,,,ll Ia
for anxiety; yet the Government belev-
ed in the maintenance oi peace for which
all great powers were anxious. Disracii
in taking his seat was loudly applsuded.
small Pox.
MONTREAL, November The small
poE is still on the increase here. The
Hotel Dicu and General Hospital are
ovcrcrowdcd. The Hall House in New
mountain Park, has been taken possession
of and ten patients plsccd there since
Saturday.
Italian Election.
ROME, November 9.-Additional re-
turns from the voting for the Chamber
of Deputies show that all the ministers
been reelected. Up 10 the present time
it Is known that in l65 districts the clcc.
tions were decided, and in l73 second
ballots will be required
Reports Exaggerated.
MONTREAL November 9.-Thc first
reports Of the panic in French parish
church, caused by the alarm of fire, were
exaggerated. Onl ly few persons were
slightly injured, and the fire was quickly
extinguiShcd.
The German Reichsiag.
BERLIN, November 9.-In the Reich
stag, to-day, the army budget and other
financial measures mentioned in the En-
pcror's speech were referred to appropri-
ate COMMITTEES. The Minister of Finance
stated that he considered surplus of H.
10000 reichsmarks certain, but the gov
crnment would ask for loans to meet the
increased expenditures for the navy and
telegraph.
The Government has entered mn action
in the Ecclesiastical Court against Bishop
Padcrborn, and lodged an application
for his deposal The Bishop has refused
To- make defense or take any notice of
the proceedings.
Foreign News Items.
PARIS, November 9.-Thc French
Government has accepted the resigna-
ton of the Project of Nice.
The marriage of the Prince Imperial
to daughter Of the Russian Grand
Duchess Maria, is mentioned in Bona
partist circles as d possible event.
The Paris Tniom says that Don Carlos
has entrusted his brother Alphon,us,
with an important mission to Foreign
Courts.
Delegates representing a party of two
Consistarics have begun their session in
Paris. They intend to issue u manifesto
affirming the rights of conscience, and
have already passed a resolution refusing
10 hold new elections in the place Of th"s"
recently annullcd by the Minister Of
public instruction. Mons. Frushadc,
Arch Bishop of Tours. died to-day.
Marshal Bazainc and wife, under the
name Of Lopena, have sailed from South
ampton on the royal mail steamship
Ncva.
Schism In French Reformed Church.
LONDON, November l0--A T,mes
Paris correspondent telegraphs that
schism in the French Reformed Church
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