The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


the Elcho shield match; but they propo,
the match to take place ON the 18th lust
for the LlOyds cup, between the Ameri
cans and onc.cight selected from til,
three British Teams, at the same tim,
Council does not despair OF u match he
tween four-cights, which perhaps may b,
managed for the Monday following I'll,
shooting at Wimbledon; IN the meantime
he hopes that the match proposed tor u
the l7th, may be agreeable to the Amcri
cans.
The visit OF the Emperor OF Germany
to Victor Emanuel will not be deferred
later than September.
4 letter from Nuda Pesth confirms the
reports OF the destructive character Oi
the recent storms, and says twcnty.cight
bodies have been found, while over one
hundred people are missing. The de-
struCton Of property on the mountain
slopes was fearful. No villages on the
upper ground entirely escaped, and hun.
dreds Of people are homeless. Subscrip.
tions are opened and relief has been
literally given.
Sir Douglas Forsyth was not instructed
by the British government to demand the
right Of passage Of troops through Bu.-
nah. In his interview with the King hG
only intmatCd that sufficient Gsc02t
would be sent with any future expedition
to Western China. The King replied
that Hurmah would protect any cXpcdi'
tiOn and that troops must not be sent.
EARL DuFFERIN on CANADA AND ENG
LAND.
The Canada Club gave u dinner last
evening to the Earl Of Dutlcrin, Governor
General Of the Canadian Dominion. The
Earl in response to II toast said the pre-.
vailing passion Of the Canadians was the
,'csirc to maintain intact their connection
.th England. ltwNs impossible to state
depth or universally Of this senti-
mcnt. lie cxpntiatcd on the friendly
relations between Canada and the United
States. lie was convinced that the
fate Of Canada is unaltCrably fix.
ed, and contcmplatcs the progress Of
Canada with generous enthusiasm. The
Americans are wise though, it is under
stood that the benefit arising from the
existence on the same continent Of n
different political system is in offering
many points Of contrast, comparison and
friendly emulation with their own,
FEAR A COMMERCIAL CRASH.
The RR Mall GdschcS Copenhagen cor.
respondent says all the leading Nor.
wcgian papers fear n commercial crash
II consequence Of bad freights and stag.
nation in the timber trade.
IN the House Of Commons this after.
noon Lord Hamilton, under Secretary
Of the State for India, in reply to the
inquiry Of Giant Duff touching the
difficulty between Great Britain and
Burmah said that the earlier matters in
dispute had been satisfactorily arranged,
but the murder Of Mangarry ncccssitatcd
the governments insisting that the King
Of Burnah should give every facility for
the punishment Of the offenders. The
King had refused to permit the passage
Of the British troops through Burmah,
but Lord Hamilton hoped he would yield
to the representations Of the British En-
voy and thus prevent Il collision.
Disracli made II statement in regard 10
the contemplated visit Of the Prince of
Wales To India. lie said that the sim
plicity suitable for visit 10 the colonies
would not hr in place for n jOurncr
through India. Though the Niccroy haC
intmated that the custom 0f making Ger
cmOnial presents need not bc observed,
yet the Prince must he placed in a posi-
tiOn to exercise generosity and display
splcndor. 1t would however, he mdig-
niiich to enter int0a discussion upon this
point. Ills Royal lIighncss will start
for India On the 18th Of October and his
visit will last six months. The cypcndi-
tnrc To insure the necessary pump and
dignity would br S7lO,OOO.
Mcssrs. Macdonald john UConncr,
Power Burt and Peter Taylor made
speeches protesting against the grant for
the Prince Of Wales eastern trip. The
debate on the measure will take place on
the 10Th inst.
THE TERMAGANT STANDARD.
LONDON, July % 4. M.-Thc Stan.
dird in review 0f Lord DuIlcrin'4 speech
ut the dinner Of the Canada club makes
another violent attack on the United
States. II dCCriCs emigration 10 that
country and believes in spite Of Lord
Dullerin's disavOwal that the Americans
still covct Canada and would assent to
Il claim to the 81. Lawrence "a grccdily as
to the Mississippi il they were not re-.
strained by prudence. The Stmidri con-
tinups: We wish the Canadians To under
stand that England regards them ~ Eng.
lishmCn, and would fight for Canada as
soon as for Kent. A suggestion to aban-
don Canada would overthrow the strong.
est Ministry England has ever known.
Professor Cairncs is dead.
THE MIXED TEAMS.
I,oNDON, July 0.-j:3O-Mr. Parsons,
Ahjutnnt Of the English Eight, in reply.
ing to the criticisms in the newspapers
on his proposals for n match between the
Americans and mixed british team, cx-
plains that the original plan which he
proposed for the competition for
the Lloyd's cup was that sent to
Colonel GildCrslrcvc on June Goth,
for match between the lingish, Scotch
and American Fights. That plan was APP
proved by Wharnclill, GildGrslccvc and
The Captains Of all the teams concerned.
Afterwards third parties persuaded the
council to vct0thC arrangement lie has
no hcsilancy in saying that the English
mixed team Of eight now proposed will
have no chance against the Amer
leans. lie expects n shower of
lCttc from well known shots in.
lOrsing his opinion. The men will I've
unknown to each other and armed with
all sorts Of rifles. These circumstances
will destroy the possibility Of concerted
action When the Americans have thor
nughly beaten tlcm every ricmnn will
say, CATER all, II was no match" Mr..
Parsons concludes: "l shall greatly y re.
grct 81 lame anil impotcnt a conclusion,
and protest against suggestions without
reflections"
SPAIN.
MADRIu July S.-'rhc Alionsist forces
under General MARTINEZ Campos sailed
front Ninaroy on the 9th inst. for Cat.
Nlonin. General ,Iovcllar, with the main
body " Alionsists, was to leave Canta.
viCia to-day, for the purpose oi rccrossing
thC Ehrn in nuFgtii nI tirnCFnl Darn.