The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-27
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GEsSSEERRAsII2 AsI2NgEiBSWH VIEWS. 70

"A French frigate and two C6ryettes
arrived at New London on Sunday night,
and will remain several days
sPffuit6 dispatches concerning the
war III Europe and the prospects oti peace
have been meagre and indefinite Tor the
pastfew days. Advices to the bankers In
dtcutc belief in financial circles that
there will be- NO peace until Paris sur.
renders, and this Is expected very soon.
The press reports ot troubles In Paris Is
confirmed by private dispatches, and 1t is
thought the chaotic condition Of the
French government will hastcnthe capit-
ulation. ,...., ....z, ..0.r......
"A dispatch from St Petersburg says
that large bodies Of troops are moving to
the Polish and Turkish frontiers, md war
like preparations are in progress The
general belief isthat the Russian Govern
ment will attempt to restore its power on
the Black Sea, and is watching for ia.
vorable mOmcntto abrogate the treaty Of
Paris. All the railways in Russia have
been heavily equipped with rolling stock,
and there are many transports in the
Black Sea- so that troops could be con-
centrated rapidly ut any stragettc point
-TheTync Crew sailed Saturday for
England. All efforts to, make matches
with them having failed, -v4st ,iru1qsI
Those in position to know declare
that the appointment Of Senator Morton
rs Minister to England means change in
the foreign policy Of the Administration.
Its character was made known to him be-
fore lie cohsGntcd to accept the position or
leave his place, in the Senate. Nothing
beyond tlIis general declaration has trans
pircd, but the interminable Alabama
Claims question, it's assumed, are included
in tAeanticiplctl yigor Of the new policy.
Mrs. A. G. Wakefield, author Of "Over
the River" died at Winchester, Mass,
lust week, aged % years.
Tho White Stockings arrived in New
York last night. They play the Mutuals
today. Betting very heavy.
1t is stated at tho Treasury Depart
mcnt that the President decided to make q
number OF changes in Missouri offlCehold-
crs based upon the support some Of the
latter are extending to the Gratz Brown
movement, ll,I.IGA ll.s..t IIEt.
Tho lust conduct pipe Of the Roches-
ter water works was laid Monday, making
complete line oI seven miles from South
ern Creek to Rochester.
"A private dispatch from IN Ameri-
can Bishop in Rome, announces that 1t is
possible the Pope will take refuge in the
United States. The temporal power In
Italy Is at an end, and His Holiness may,
find it convenient to cross the seas for asy-
lun in this Land Of the free and homeof
the brave" tgsY, aa.i Fi laa hrz,
Returns in the War Department,
which have lately been examined with
reference toithe transportation accounts
OF the late war, show that the portion of
service Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
whiciIwas rendered free under proyi-
sion. of.aJbill granting for its construc-
ton, has amounted 10 q sum equal to
twenty dollars per acre TO tic govern
mcnt for the land it gave.
"A private letter from Mobile, dated
tho middle of last week, says on the day
Of writingFthero were thirty cases Of yel.
low feverip the city, and the disease was
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