The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-24
FOREIGN.
Count Won Aruim's Case.

mail advices report that all of Won Ar
Minis letters which involved him in his
present difficulties, were addressed to the
German Ambassador at Paris and not to
Count Won Arnim personally, and all
are registered in the books of the en-
bassy But it appears that there was
division of the letters, portion of them
now withheld by Count Won Arnim be-
ing registered in his own handwriting,
and not as usual, and they are re-
gistered in series without following the
dates as if they had been left out of the
ordinary correspondence for time and
then registered in a lump by the am
bassador himself. This fact would midi
cate belief in Count Won Arnims mind
at the time, that these letters were not
his private property, and could not be-
regarded Us such.
Herr Braun, formerly chief editor of
the Speucr Gazette, denies any knowl-
edge of the revelations made by his COLI
league, Herr Zehliches, of the efforts Of
Count Won Arnim to procure the publi-
cation of important documents in that
journal.
French Republicans.
PARIS, November 23-The Republi-
cans were splendidly organized for the
municipal elections yesterday, and were
generally successful throughout the cOun-
try. The Conservatives were discour-
aged and held alOof from the polls.
Italian Parliament.
ROME. November 23.-The italian
Parliament was opened to-day by Victor
Emanuel in person. His speech related
mainly, to the reorganization Of the
financial system of the country, and meas
ures for the public safety. He was warm
" cheercd.
Expedition Against CarIists-Queen
IsabeIln's Birth Day.
MADRID, November 23.-SerranO will
90 north next month and expedite opera
tions against the Carlsts. The govern
mcnt has cxilcd two Generals and several
civilians, partisans Of Prince Alphonso,
son of ex-Queen Isabella.
All the congratulatory kilograms sent
from this country to Isabella on the oc-
casion of the anniversary of her birthday
wherein she was styled "IOur Majesty"
were stopped Strict censorship over all
dispatches is still maintained.
Mexican News.
City OF MEXICO, Nov. 10, via. Havana.
Congress is appropriating money for
new telegraph lines.
The legislature of Vera Cruz has au-
thorized n lottery. with the stipulation that
l24 per cent of the profits be paid into
the State treasury. The company may
also hold annual fairs, lasting three
months, in Orizaba and .Jalapa, on pay
ment of $1,000 to each municipality.
$4,000. 900 PeddIer.
ST. JOIN. y. B.. November 23.-The
Globs says: The heir Of the Jameson
estate in Scotland, worth from 10000
10 |. 100000 pounds, was discovered here
in the person Of John w. b. Jameson,
young man recently employed in ped
ding stationery.
The British Arctic Expedition.
LONDON. November 23.-In view Of
the Arctic expedition 10 be fitted out by
the British Government, Lady Franklin
renews her offer Of reward Of $4,000
for the recovery of official records Of
Sir John Frankiin's expedition. ,
Rebellion In the Argentine RepubIIe
Ended.
LONDON. November -. $40 A. NJ
The Special Commissioner Of the Argen-
tue Republic has received the following
dispatch from the acting Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs at BueB0s Ayres, under
date Of the 10Th: The rebellion IL ended.
The gunboat Psrana has surrendered.
Mitre Aies to the desert, abandoning all
his baggage.
The New Prince.
LONDON. November 23.-The infant
son Of the Duke Of Edinburg was baptiz-
ed today ~ Albert Alexander Alfred
Ernest William. The sponsors were
Queen Victoria, the Emperor Of Russia,
represented by the Czarowitch, the Ger
man Emperor. represented by the Duke
Of Connaught, the Prince Of Wales, the
Crown Princess Of Germany and Duke
Of Sake Coburg.
Burial Excitement
MONTREAL, November %. Father
RansseleAt. ann0unced-in the church Of
Notre Dame yesterday, the decision Of
Council in the Guibard case. he also
declared his intention ~ go 70 jail rather
than bury Gufb4rd in consecrsted ground.
( There Is considerable excitement
Navigation Closed.
OTTAWA, November 23.-Savigaii0n
i il closed. Several vessels on their way
70 this city with general cargoes hav-
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