Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-11
BY THE OCEAN WIRE.
PREPARATIONS FOR FUNERAL OF
PRINCE IMPERIAL.
Gloomy Agricultural Prospects in England
Prince Jerome Assumes the Att-
tude of Chief of the Imperial
ists-from ZuIuland-Gen-
eral Notes.
Funeral of the Prince Imperial.

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to Chiselhurst Saturday, the whole dis
tance will be traversed at a walking pace,
the procession reaching Camden House
about o'clock. The whole Woolwich
garrison will proceed separately to
Chiselhurst to participate in the funeral,
and bells will be tolled as the corpse
leaves Woolwich. The following are
already at ChiselhurSt to attend the
funeral: The Duke and Duchess OF
Monchey, Prince Murat Renler, wife
and daughter and the Princess OF Mos
kowa. 1t is probable that Prince Jer-
ONE Bonaparte will be present.
PORTSMOUTH, July 1O.-The coffin
containing the body OF the Prince I'm
perial was removed from the Orontes to
the Admiralty yacht Enchantrcss at s
o'clock this morning, and minute
guns were fired. Prince Murat was
present.
Permission to Attend the Funeral Re-
fused.
PARIS, July l0.-Permission has been
refused MarShals Certain, Cauroberts
and lie Boot and Admiral La Gravicre
to attend the funeral OF the Prince I'M
pcrial.
Prince Jerome Assumes the Pressure.
Prince jerome Bonaparte has already
virtually assumed the attitude OF chief
ofthe lmperialists. 1t was represented
10 him that committees were working in
every department and canton; that sub
sidiZcd newspapers were advocating the
cause OF the Bonapartists, and that the
faults OF the present government were
being skilliully and vigorously turLcd
to account, when the death of the
Prince Imperial came to check a great
and well managed organization on the
point OF hearing fruit. Prince jerome,
who was only anxious at first to avoid
being eXilcd, has become so strongly as
sured that his hour will soon come that
he is prepared even to 90 into exile.
Remarkable Trade Mark Sale.
LOUISVILLE, July lO.-Thc most re-
markable sale of a trademark ever
known in the United States occurred |
here to-day. Milton j. Hardy, of New !
York, Il member OF the firm OF c. =. |
MoOrman d Co., brought suit in the |
United States Court to dissolve the firm. |
The firm have been large whisky opera
tors, the -. III. Cutter" brand being |
specially, and the New York, Boston |
and California markets being their prin- |
Cipal centres for operation. This trade |
mark was one Of the valuable assets sold /
by the United Commissioner to-day. |
The first bid was 5000, and after the
hnhcRfg the tth6YEh@ndhS |
made, Charles II. Moorman became the
purchaser at S5l $50, Mr.. Hardy at the
last being the contesting bidder.
From Zululand.
LONDON, July l0.-A dispatch dated
Cape Town, June 23d, says that Gen.
Sir Garnet Wolsely arrived to-day and |
started for Natal on board |
Of swift steamer. Telegrams received |
at Cape Town state that the British |
forces are within twenty-five miles OF |
the Cetcwayo kraal. General Wolsely, |
determined to reach the front
without delay.
\ Cape Town dispatch Of June oath, |
saws that i'm consequence of the dciCC- !
tive state OF the transportation service |
General Wolsely has summoned a meet |
ing of the native chiefs at Maritzburg on |
the 30th OF June to devise measures for |
by native carriers. Gen.
Wolscley will start for the front on the |
LIST Of July. Zulu prisoners state that |
King Cetcwavo will allow our troops TO |
advance near Ulunde and there attack. !
\ dispatch from Roork's Drift. dated |
June 24th, says: The decision of the |
COurtmartial in the case OF Lieutenant !
Carey, who commanded the expedition |
in which the Prince Imperial lost his |
life. has been sent To England for con- |
irmation prior To its publication. Lieut.. !
Carey will 90 home at the first oppor-
tunity.
A Stranger in the House Of Commons.
LONDON, July lO.-A scene occurred |
in the House OF Commons tonight. |
When the House went into Committee |
ON the Army Discipline bill Mr.. Sulli- |
van member for Louth, called attention |
10 Il person in the Strangers gallery |
taking notes of thcremarks OF the in
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authority the person was there. 1t |
was rumorcd the person was
in the gallery in view OF repressive
measures against the Irish obstruction
lists. The Speaker having replaced
the chairman OF the committee, replied
that the person was there on his author
itv. He explained that owing to the
delay of the army bill the minutes OF
the proceedings OF the members should
bc more ample, but the notes taken
would be wholly impartial. The per
son, having left the House, again re-
turned. when stormy discussion en-
sued. The person finally withdrew.
The Outlook for English Crops.
LONDON. July lO.-JohnJ Joseph Mechi,
a noted scientific agriculturist, writes 10
the Times as follows: Another week Of
flooding storms and low temperature
has put the finishing stroke on the agri-
cultural disaster. 1t is too late for the
crops to recover, as they are COnsiderab-
" injured even on well farmed and
drained lands, while on ill-iarmed and
uudrained lands the matter j. simply
rujnous. Wheat viii suffer less than
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and unless We get the promised hot, dry
weather many grass and clover crops,
and even peas, will rot ungathered,
General Foreign Notes.
\ Berlin correspondent Of the London
Post saws that General Won Manteutfel
has arrived here, and he will become
Governor Of AlaSce-LOrraine in August.
\ dispatch to the II. Petersburg Ners
reports that the dissenters from the or
thojoX church, hitherto unrecognized
10y the State, are 10 have entire liberty OF
worship. This affects twelve hundred
Russian subjects.
Frederick Ricbord Lee, the English
landscape painter, is dead.
Monsgner Manning, a dephew OF
Cardinal Manning, and one Of the Papal
Chamberlains. is dead.
Due De Padout and Due De Gram
mont arrived in London TO attend the
funeral OF the Prince Imperial.
\ dispatch from Bangoon states that
in the revolt in Upper Birmah, re-
ported on the Sth, twenty officials were
killed and wounded. No general rising