The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-10
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 0. - The Lord
Mayors day is being observed In the
usual manner. The crowd that gathered
to witness the procession wes Immense
and very enthusiastic, A number Of
houses along the route were decorated,
The day Is also the anniversary Of the
birthday Of tho Prince Of Wales and Ia
further celebrated on that account BY tho
firing OF salutes and the ringing OF bells,
Tonight the city will be Illuminated,
LONDON, November 9.-Maciyer, the
Conservative candidate for Parliament
addressed a disorderly meeting this even.
Ing, and. with diflcultysobtained q hearing.
He declared himself a supporter Of
religious education and that he was
opposed 10 the disestablishment of the
Church of England.
The festivities Of the Lord Mayors Day
concluded with o grand banquet at Guild
Hall. Among the distinguished persons
present were Dlsraeli, Lord Cairno, Earl
of Derby, Marquis Of Salisbury, Sir Stat
lord Norlhcotc, Right Hon. Messers,
Hardy, Hunt and Gross, Earl of Mains.
burg, Lord John Manners, and Right
Hon. Mr.. Gochen. The Lord Mayor
gave the usual toast to Her Majesty, and
Minister Disraeli responded. Hereferred
to the tranquility that England had en-.
joyed for the last six years. The people
were now contented. The working
classes OF Great Britain inherited the
rights and privileges not yet possessed by
the nobility Of other lands. They had no
fear OF Arbitrary Minister'S and domiciliary
visits, They possessed the right to com.
bine for the protection Of the interests OF
labor. Justice was pure, and no respecter
Vi i1divia~~l sls"ans Although tho 90.
vice OF the sovereign was open to all, no
one was 10 be dragged unwillingly from
bis home employment. 1t was NOT won.
deriul that q nation possessed Of such
privileges wished 10 preserve them. Un.
der such circumstances, was It 10 be won.
dered that tho working classes were con.
servativeH Disraoli looked back 10 the
last session OF Parliament with aatislac.
tion, but avoided making any political
forecast. AS far as the present is con.
ceined, the country had seldom
been more prosperous. He had good
authority Tor stating that there was con.
siderable revival Of trade and o great
promise Of increased commercial tra1sac.
tione, and that the public revenues would
realize all that the government had anticl.
pated. He praised Lord Northbrook,
Viceroy TO India, and the Marquis OF Sal:
isbury, the India SoosstArJI E0I IucIr Sa.
gaclty In dealing with the famine in India.
Referring 10 tho recent outcry for the
separation Of the colonies, he distinctly
declared himself to be in favor Of
the maintenance Of the integrity Of the
Empire. This policy of the annexation
Of the FIJI Islands was proof that the
Government was resolved TO consolidate
the Empire and establish an identity Of
interest and sympathy with the colonies.
He thanked tho French Ambassador for
the friendly sentiments he expressed
when replying 10 the toast to the diplo-
matte body, although 1t would be trifing
with truth to assert that the state of the
continent showed no cause for anxiety
yet the Government believed in the main.
tensnce OF peace, Tor which all the great
powers were anxious.
Dlsraeli, on taking his seat, was loudly
applauded.
LONDON, November GA special to |
the Standard reports that 10000 troops
have collected in the approaches to Irun
Tor the relief Of the town, but the Carlists
occupy the intervening passes in great
force.
MARSHAL BAZAINE.
Marshal Bazaire and wifo under the
name Of Lapena have sailed from South
ampton on the royal mail steamship Neva.
STOLE Ills AUHT's BONDS.
A young man who went here under the
assumed name of Albert Bruce was ar.
rested to day and made to give up $l9, 5000
worth of railroad bonds he had stolen
from his aunt in Baltimore. He was i'm
medistely released because his relatives
who are respectable and wealthy do not
wish 10 prosecute him. He il represented
as wealthy, and his real name Is sup.
pressed.
A$300O0 PRESENT.
David Sinton, Of this city, to-day gave
$4,000 to the Young Mems Christian
Association to pay of the debt hanging
over that body. ar
In tho pressure OF the crowds to wit.
ness the Lord Mayors procession yestcr.
day, two persons were killed, and several
injured.
LONDON, November 1O.-The Russian
Government has ordered eighteen iron
sloops for Its fotilla In the Sea Of Aral
and two light.draft steamers for service
on the DaryR River.