The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-03
Foreign News.

NEW YORK, April line new IN
man steamer City of Paris, which left
Liverpool November 2lst, and Queens
town on the I'D of March, arrived here
| this morning.
The National Company's steamer
Leapland, left Liverpool tor New York
simultaneously with the City of Paris.
The Hecla arrived from Liverpool on
| the morning of the 2lst.
In the House of Lords Earl GroSve-
nor gave notice that on the second read
| ing Of the Reform Bill he would move
an amendment declaring 1t 1neXpedt-
emit to discuss the bill until the House
has before it the entire reform scheme
contemplated by the government.
Sir w. Hyatt also gave notice OF an
amendment to prevent the bill taking
effect until provision be made for re-
distribution. LII. i
The Liverpool Times says that Lord
Stanley will second Grosvenor's
amendment, and predicts independent
support for it, and hopes il is not too
late for the Government to bring for
ward better bill.
The Morning Post believes that the
amendment will prove death blow to
the Ministry. i~t5t,.t
The Daily News and Star regard the
linsidious movement as nothing but p-
position to reform, and says conserva-
lives dare not move direct in the mega
tive to the measure.
A Paris telegram of the Goth, to the
IsDaily Telegraph, reports on good au-
| thority that Head Centre Stephens had
lust arrived in Paris, having been to
Scotland.
their second meeting at Paris, on the
The Corps Leglslatif, after rejecting
/ another proposed amendment relative
to the Presidents laws, finally adopted
the entire address by PSI to17.
Bourse firmer at 6Sf, CTS.
A Vienna telegram asserts that dec
i larations of a reassuring character have
| been received from Berlin, and appre-
| tensions of war been thereby removed.
It is stated that The Gnstlne convention
had been adhered TO.
The London Morning Post believes
this statement unfounded, and that re-
llations continue critical
Rio ,Jdnefro, Feb. pa battle was
fought without decisive results between
the Argentine and Paraguyan armies.
| Heavy losses on both sides.
The extra Cunard steamer Tripoli
1 left Liverpool on the Goth ult., for this
I.port. The following is summary OF
her advices.
/ Attorney General denied that the Lord
4 Lieutenant had stated he apprehended
i a Fenian invasion. Several Lords had
j applied for permission to arm and drill
/ their tenantry, but the government re-
fused its consent, feeling perfectly able
to afford every protection.
In view of the latest evidence from
!. Jamaica the Times is compelled to adj
| nit that frightful and unjustit1able
\ cruelties were committed and that there
was an abuse of power beyond all ex-
cuse or palliatiOn.9
The Paris Patrie denies that the
& -, lad tEiFNHf fl
/ extend the period of the extradltion
treaty with England. a
In The Corps LegislatiGf, the amend
| ment to the address in favor OF an ex-
/ tension of theliberties, had been strong
i ly debated, several speakers demands
ing Increased liberty for the public, the
press and the charm Der. The amend
4 ment was rejected by 206 to 63.
The German Journals continue 10
4 represent the relations of Austria and
Prussia as very threatening. They also
assert that Austria had ordered the as
sembling OF a hundred thousand troops
4 on the Bohemian frontier, and that she
/ had sent circular note to the powers,
Idisclaiming all responsibility for the
/ consequences of any conflict which
TheLondon Times directs attention
to the critical state of affairs. II says
/ Bismarck has thrown of his mask and
i the Ouch1eS are 10 pc Rnne3eu 70 rus
STA. Preparations forwar are progress
j ing on both sides. In both capitals
military councils are held, Generals
nominated and plans of the campaign
| discussed. .aE
The funds were depressed in various
European markets by the Disgusting
rumors. d1,i ~ ~ 81 d. l.tis.lI
The very latest via Queenstown and
Liverpool ofthe account ofthe relations
Il lnakygeaT, Austria md Prussia are con-
/ fiicting. - E 60 .,.;l,.
i The ex-rebel cruiser, SHENANDOAH
was sold here at auction. to-day ioI
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