The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-21
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CoNSrANT1NoPLR, December IS.
The rumor TO the eject that the FnrI-
l9hl Admirals Hobart Paoha followed
the Greek Ship Erosio into the harbor of
Syria and sunk her, lacks Confirmation.
Itts said that the commander of the
French war ship, Faibin, requested the
Turkish Admiral not to adopt any CO.
Gonstantinople. This the Admiral
agreed TO do, and now awaits orders.
MAERID. Dec. Is.
II is announced here that a CafIist
conspiracy has been discovered at HR-
vRna. Several arrests OF parties impH-
Gated have been made,
CADlz. December is.
Notwithstanding the proclamation
of eiemeney recently issued to the lead
ers in the late lnsurrectionsr5 several
OF the prominent ones have been i'm
prisoned here. About 20 altogether
have been arrested and submitted to
trial by court-martial.
Business has resumed Its usual sway,
and the people are returning TO their
homes. ~ 81 iz1ss4 = .--aEa Efsfll., sIIHf
Gen. Dnlca sailed with. his feet for
CUBA. to-daY. go. islt-- ta na s..t7.
asy LONDoN, December is.
French official Journals say that the
changes in the ministry are a confrma-
ton ofthe EmperoI'sp 3 programme of pol
Icy which is liberal At home and pacific
abroad. ~ - zi,.7.5 * -.
The rumor ofthe sinking of The Greek
steamer Erosis, by Turkish friggte, Is
not confirmed. - + y,
The latest dispatches from CONSTANT
uopIe, dated yesterday, state that the
Turkish Admiral would await orders
from the Turkish fgoVernmen5 before
nsiug harsh measures toward the
Erosts. fazgqo ~ Jssr as, IS s...t
The utter inability OF the great pow
ers To control the action of Greeca In the
pending troubles with Turkey, exeites
distrust in financial circles here. There
is general falling OF in money values.
This dislEnst- Is Increased by the re-
Assprances of the French press, It Is
the general opinion that Russia Is notin
earnest in her remonstranne.
The Londan papers urge the great
powers to make q 1uaf rem monstrauce
with Gfeece'to prevent war. IT. rejected
to leave Greece TO her fate. 7r1 ~
The postal icontraeTWitlY the German
steamship line has been renewed.
Mr., Laird publishes his correspon-
dence with Reverdy Johnson to-day.
Mr.. Laird made the first friendly ad-
vances in theia act before the Liverpool
banquet. Mr.! Laird dIinVited Mr.. john
wishes for lasting peace. Mr. Johnson
could not accept of the invitation for
lack of tune, closing his note as fOl-
lows: Notwithstanding you sympsthiZ-
ed with my southern bretheren during
the war, shall have much pleasure In
making your acquaintance and 10 hear
your sincere Wishes for peace.
g {, - ...i- 3, 80 BRRLIN. Dec. 10.
A resolution guaranteeing Immunity
from arrest for words spoken in debate,
has been rejected by a small majority
PANS, Dec. 10.
1t is said that the Prustan govern
ment has sent a note to the French gov
Issue between. Greece and Turkey. ts
Telegrams from st. Petersburg say
that Russia and the other great powers
agree that both the Porte and Greecs
shauld delayaction for Ave days In order
that negotiations for the settlement of
the question may be attempted. The
public newspapersays that the ENJOYS
ofTurkey aud Greece have not left their
posts at Athens and CoDstantinople.
The Pttric says the naval eomman-
ders have been Instructed II they can
help II, to avoid struggle with Turk
Ish vessels, which could at present only
weaken the Grecians cause. The same
Journal says the Athenians are exul-
tant over q prospective war with Tur-
key,while the edeputstion from Nauplia,
Patras, Corfu and Gorinth protest
that the government as rufnous to
Greece. The Atheaians expect RTeyolt
by the Greeks in Turkish provinces Of
Thessaly and Macedonia. The latest
adylces from Athens state thst the gov
ernment of Greece has as yet taken no
steps OF q defensive character. ha@7,i