The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-26
cENERAI EUoRPEAN NEWS.
Republican Revolution Expected in
ella nhf BRA Hpain.'
lLoND0NINQYembeE III

I EUTDEI!i- !l4oEDoNIt tSQYembeg VI I
A Republican insurrection is momeni
tarily expected in Madrid! Capt? General
AragOn tclcgraphs to Marshal Prim that
the revolution will succeed If rcilEOTrg.
ments are not sent t.-.
Aosta's Acceptance. Of the SPanish.
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A correspondent Of the Word, dated,
at Madrid 2lst inst, IGlegraphs as, follows:
Duke AOsta's official acceptance { Of tho
Spanish Thorne has just been received.
A squadron will leave ICarthcgene tor,
Genoa on Friday with tho President Of
the Cortes, Commissioners and thirty-tour
deputies on board. They will be received
with military and regal honors by the
Italian Court. The Regent has celebrated
the acceptance Of Aosta by pardoning
five Carlists, who were condemned to
death for agitating the slavery question,
and recommending the Republicans to
use it as o weapon against the King Of the.
Government. - ~ ID. - ~ - -
Rome to be Fortified.
The Worlds correspondent telegraphs
that the last meeting OF the commissioners
for the cOuntrys defence was presided
overly Prince Carignan. twas resolved
that, Rome should be fortified on the
Metz and Paris systems. a wide zone,
covered with detached forts will be 'es-
tablished, which will extend TO, CeYite,
Ncechie and other stragetlc points around
Rome. IA committee was appointed con-
sisting of Gen. Mara1zo, Della, Rocea,
Bicci and ,Cerr6ti. Italy has resolved TO
hold Rome, vi.et-armies, against all
Comers. y'u .,5 b'iu lhll. ri,T 9y:-d !
An Heir to the spanish Throne.lB u
......,..,, FLORENCE, ,Noy. 95; ;''
A son has been born to tho Duchess Of
.Aosta. a.,' 'a' " ~
AHeavy Failure IN England.
LONDON, Nov. 25.
RoLt SGfightS, o., CLAIM und anchor
makers. at Sunderland, have stopped, and
much distress has resulted. MA nT 80
IIti Tlfnorcl' that. John Bright has rel
signed Ills position us gHresident ioE5the
Board of Trade.
English and French Relations with
China.
LONDON, November 25.
Later advices have been received from
China, The news were more pacific.
The firm attitude taken by England and
France in tho matter Of the Tien Tsin mas.
acre has had the effect to encourage the
trading, classes there, towards whom the
natives have OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Special To- tho World.
,aopw SoLoSDoN, Nov. S5'
A special Brussels dispatch says bal.
loon arrived yesterday at GOruain, Betgi7
i'm, bringing Milftcd FiohVllle, late Sci
entiiic chrOnCler, G. Sibert, and four pas
scngers from Paris, two Of whom left tor
Lille and Tours with dispatches from Par!
is officials. 1itf.r
The Cabinet crisis eliminated today
This morning Earl Granville left London
and went to : Windsor, Castle, where tue
Queen had arrived the previous day. The
object OF his visit was to inform Her Ma
icsty of the impOssibility, Oh carrying on
the government with the. present Cabinet
on account Of irrec6nCila6lo difficulties as
to the policy 10. be pursued toward Rus
sin. The tender Of his resignation on this
issue will upset the Ministry. A diss6lu-
OF the Cabinet Gun scarcelyIbe prevented.
The Cabinet assembled at half.past two,
Granville and Gladstone absent. = At
three Gladstone, Prime Minister, arrived
with note from Prince GUFtschahof.
The note was read, and then ensued hot
and even angry discussion. No decision
was arrived al, The Cabinet Mt 8 o'clock
adjourned TO meet again toinorroW!@ N
By balloon, complete. files Of the Paris
journalistic the,94th have been received.
The LO TEMPS gives thel details CONCERN
ing the quantity 'oI 'pr6visiohs in the city
In u few days moro tic beef and mutton
willobe exhausted! "a There is Vcryslittle
salt meat. There il, dried fish sufficient
for twelve days; i've months supply bt
chocolate. Rice is less abundant Oil is
becoming scarce. There is enough sugar,
coffee ind wine to last long time; also
enough material for bread, or, hand to car
ry Into January, with horse flesh enough
to last two months longer. The situation
on tho whole Is pronounced good, M
The EGEo dI N0tM Of this evening be-
lieyes . pitched bpttleiis going on to-day
near Amicns.
The Etaile ;Belgc has letter, dated
Neuyille q, reporting an engagement on
WedhesdGy hear 'Mezines;; IN which tho
Germans were defeated and suffered heavy
''''' .lHII;B Lille, Nov. s5.
There has been fighting all day at VII,
licrs Bretaneux. Details of the battle
have not yet como to hand, neither are the
troops engaged nor the result known here.
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