The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04
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EUROPE.
Ek(SIAED.

Mr., BurlinGame and Lord Clarendon
the new British Foreign Minister, had
an interview 10 day, when they agreed
upon the principals for future British
policy to be adopted towards China.
Lord Clarendon in reviewing his for
mer conversations fully acknowledged
the propriety and justice of the several
points which MIR. Burlingame had
advanced in reference to the policy
which he deemed desirable that Eng
land did not desire or intend to apply
any unfriendly pressure in order TO
inducc China to advance more rapidly
in her intercourse with foreign nations
than was consistent with safety and
the feelings of the Chinese people. The
following articles were then agreed to
between Lord Clarendon and Mr..
Burlingume: E'U'St, That it is neces-
sary to observe the existing treaty
lstipulations. Second, That all neRotia-
tions should be conducted with the
Central Government, and not with
| Local authorities. Third, That before
! the inauguration of war, the matters in
dispute should be referred to the home
|
issued instructions to the British agents
in China to act III accordance with the
spirit and with the objects above
explained, and moreover, he cautioned
the British subjects to pay due respect
not only to the laws Of China, but also
to respect the usages and feelings OF the
Chinese people. Those points settled,
the general principles of the American
treaty was discussed. Lord Clarendon
considered them kindly and agreed
that those should form the subject for
future negotiations. Having establish
ed the basis for the British policy. Mr..
| Burlingame proceeds to Paris to- NOR.
row, and returns to England on the re-
assembling of Parliament, TO conclude
the details according to the principals
agreed upon and to complete the Object
! of his mission.
| Details OF the insurrectiOn i'll Malaga
state that after n sharp engagement in
| lhe streets, Gen. DOrCda succeeded III
routing the rebels and restoring order.
The iron clads in the harbor acted in
concert with Doroda, by pouring gall
| ing fire into the ranks of the insurgents.
The country now is entirely tranquil.
Late kilograms from Hong Kong con-
firm the re-establishment of the Mika-
dos at Jeddo.
Tho Express has an article TO day on
the proposed international yacht race.
1t proposes that owners of yachts OF
equal tonnage with the Dauntless, ac-
cept Mr.. Benefits challenge.
LONDON, January 3.
| The Conference on the Eastern difficult
ties will meet at Paris on the OH OF
January. 1t is SAID that should its
deliberations prove abortive. that Rus
sfa will demand non interference on the
part of European ipowers in quarrel
between Greece and Turkey. Dcs-
patches from Paris report that several
French iron clads are preparing for sea.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. ..
1t now more than likely that both
the Turkish and Gtacian governments
will participate i'll the proceedings OF
the proposed conference. 1t is given
out to-day that Alexandra Rio Rama
gob a noted Grecian poet, will repre-
sent Greece, and Fuad Pashu, the Turk
ish Minister of Foreign Affairs, will
represent the Sublime Porte. The CON
ference will be composed OF ambassn-
dors to frame the various powers. 1t
will be presided over by NJ. lI1vnlette,
the new French foreign Secretary. The
time of holding it is not yet decided
upon.
PARIS, (Surday,) Jan. 3.
Mr.. BurIingame and other members
of the Chinese Embassy, have arrived
in this city.
TRIESTE, January ;.
Emperor Napoleon has subscribed
five thousand francs for the monument
to be erected here to tho late Emperor
Macmillan.
MADRID, January >.
\ special dispatch from Malaga, yes
terdny, reports that the insurgents
there fired on n boat of the American
steamer SwatHra, while conveying an
American family to the ship. Serrano
expressed much regret mt the act and
assured the United States Minister that
the guilty ones would be punished. A
short time after the troops attacked the
insurgents in the streets, carried three
barricades, and dispersed the rebels
with slight loss.
MADRID, January 3.
The official reports state that the loss
OF the insurgents during the late fight
ing in Malaga was 100 men. The city
is now perfectly quiet.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, January 8.
Riotous demonstrations, arising out
of the attempts of the revenue officers
to collect an unpopular mill tax, are