The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-25

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Rent" manifesto in the window Of her
house,
AN OVERDUE STEAMER.
LONDON, October 24.-The steamer Alex
andria OF Malmo, Sweden, bound for that
port from, Newcastle, witha crew OF twenty
men, six adult passengers and four chill
dren, oil swcdcs returning from America
on visits to their friends, is now week
overdue, and, 1t Is feared, has been lost in
the recent gale,
BRRTHOLDl's STATUE or LIBERTY.
PARIS, October Ex-senator Iaboulaye
has issued circular announcing that Amer.
lcan Minister Morton and members OF the
Legation will be present to-day at the work.
shops of Gaget Gauthier, where Morton
will perform the ceremony OF fixing the
first rivet which Is to unite parts OF Berth
oldis statue Of liberty to It's base, this occa-
sion being chosen as appropriate, because
nearly coincidlng with the Yorktown Cele.
bration.
American Minister Morton drove the
first rlvet, and addressed tie company us
follows: u accept With the greatest pleas.
ure the invitation to be present on this oc-
casion to commemorate the sympathy and
friendship so long existing between tile two
leading Republics" After explaining the
measures for the reception, erection and
maintenance Of the statue, and other steps
which Congress has authorized, TO testify
to It's gratitude for so felicitous an express.
ion OF sympathy from u sister Republic,
Mr.. Morton added "The illustrious
names Of Lafayette, Rochambeau, Movilles
and others associated in this new evidence
Of friendship OF France have been house.
hold words In the Republic OF the new
world since their ancestors gave their blood
and treasure so freely TO secure It's indepen.
denCe, To this illustrious roll may now be
added the names Of Laboulaye and Barthol.
di. France ind America during the last
few days have joined In the celebration OF
the CrOwning victory OF the allied armies.
To-day we raiso monument TO the liberty
they secured. May II stand at the entrance
OF the harbor OF New York as an illumi.
mated emblem OF friendship between two
republics, which shall last for all time.n
laboulaye spoke as follows: "The friend.
ship contracted one hundred years ago be.
tween France and America has undergone
no change. In all Americas trials the wishes
Of France have been for the maintaining Of
the Union and the prosperity OF the great
Republic. This statue has been designed
as visible emblem that this sacred friend.
ship may In the next century awaken the
same echoes In the breasts OF our last de-
scendents, so they may celebrate, as we do
to-day, fratcrnaly tho Union which time
will have only strengthened"
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ROME octoper 24;~-hing HumDert VIII
leavo MANIA on wednesday next Tor Wen.
Sunday being the anniversary al tho IN.
gagement between the Garibaldians and
the Pontiilcal soldiers in 1867, there was q
popular demonstration OH the spot where
It occurred. The police removed thecrown
bearing thewor.ls: italia lrrldenta," from
the tree where Carroll fell. Ricclotti Carl
baldi addressed the crowd.
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PARs, October 4.--Onicial dispatches
from Tunis say tho position OF Ali Bey is
critical. Ills troops have mutt.
MED, and refuse to allow him to return 10
Tunis. The uneasiness here about the Sit.
uation Of the French troops in Africa In.
onn6sition ID tle GoyeFnmenf,s % Iirison
policy.
SHARP REVIEW OF THE REvisED VERSION.
IONDoS, October 24.-The Qtdrieriv Re.
rieU Crtishingly CritiCises the New Version,
charging that II Is full OF gross errors, and
that many emendations arc purely conjec.