The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-16
EUROPE
BY THE ATLANTIC GABLE

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LONDON. March 1s-12A. Mn the
House of Commons, tonight, motion
was made requesting the Government
to furnish papers in blockade running.
StLord Mayo explained the imprison-
ment of Mr.. johnson, an Orange Sec
retary in Ireland, as caused by his re-
fusing to apologize for heading an
illegal procession.
In the Committee of the Whole on
the state OF ireland, Mr.. Fortescue said
that reform in Ireland was possible
without disturbing the land tenure bill,
but held that Church reform needed
frank dealing.
Mr.. McKening thought that the new
university plan was a governmental
pledge OF the future equality OF relig-
ious sects in Ireland.
The O'Donaghue, member of Tralee,
said that disadectlon among the Irish
was wide spread and reached all class
es, paralizlng trade. The Church and
land questions were the leading causes
of discomfort, but the principal cause
was the refusal OF ofindependence in leg
islatiou. The first remedies Ishonld be
to deprive the Irish Church establish
ment of its endowment, and grant
leases OF not less duration than three
years. ,----..----.
Mr.. Hamilton charged o'Donaghue
with being the organizer of the mock
Mr.. John Bright said the evil OF alb.
senteeism and injustice OF church es-
tablishment were not only faults, but
tenants require proprietary rights. The
scheme proposing that the government
advance money for their relief was
could only make land. The peoples
propositions by ministers for the crea-
tion OF great savings bank was inad-
equatt. The plan OF Lord Russell's for
the settlement of the church question
came TOO late. We must withdraw en-.
dowments from all religious sects to
make loyal and moral people.
Mr.. Stafford NOrdicole followed with
alengthy speech in defence of the gov
ernment.
Without taking action the House ad-
jOurned.
LONDON, March 14.-Dispatches from
Rome, to-day, announce that Lucien
Bonnparte, GOnsalla, BarlllR, Berartli,
Morino, Borremico and Capatti had
been made Cardinals. Several Bishops
were also appointed for tho United
States and Canada.
NAPLES, March 14.-The eruption of
Vesuvius Is increasing III power and
grandeur; the volcano is throwing up
vast quantities of fire, with but little
lava; the detonations are loud and FREE
quemt.
LONDON, March I5.-Sunday-Th The
Prince of Wales will make his expec-
ted visit to Ireland during the Easter
Holidays. II is intimated that the oc-
cRsiOn will DO signalized by Il RoyaI
proclamation granting a partial am
nesty to political offenders in Ireland
LONDON, March 15.-Sunday-Des-
pacthes received last night from Abys-
sinia state that Gen. Napier was about
to send ont reconnoitering party to
take AshangCe, in the Tigre district.
| 0n Of G1N IL En
position to withdraw his forces from
AbYssinia us requested by the British
government, on the contrary the EEyp.
tians in Compat MaSsorrali had receiv-
ed considerable relnfOrcements from
the north.
BERLIN, March 5-Sunday.-Prince
napoleon, after series OF flattering
entertainments given here in his honor,
has left for Paris. His visit TO g Germany
has given rise to many surmises and
rumors, ana 1t Is extensively comment
ed on by the press, but the object of his
mission has not been divulged. His
reception everywhere in Germany has
been most cordial.
PARIS, March 4th-Sunday.-The
American Minister, Gen. Dix, has re-
turned to Paris. His visit to England
was not OF diplomatic character, t.s
reported. He went to London to be
present ut the marriage of his son, Mr..
Charles Temple Dix.
The Corps Legislatif was engaged last
week in the discussion of new law
relative to holding public meetings,
which was introduced by the Govern
ment. An important and comprehen-
sive amendment to the bill has been of
| fered by the Liberal members. 1t pro.
poses TO remove all restrictions from
the right of the people to meet in public
assemblies when and where they please.
NAPLEs, March 14.-A brilliant mil
ttary review took place at RiviaI q,
Chtuga. Italian troops were on the
ground In force and were reviewed in
the presence of crowds of citizens. Ad-
mtral Farragut was present and was
loudly cheered. a..
LONDON, March 14-Afternoon.-Con-
soils 93a9s1S; U. 8. 5.2Os Y; Erie 492<; IL
linois s9L,
LIVERPOOL, March ,14-Afternoon.-
Cotton active; sales midCling uplands
at 1OAd; Orleans 1O1zd; corn Ais; cheese
Ids; tallow 44s Cd.
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