The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-06
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, May 5.-Heinrich EWOld, tn
German philosopher, is dead.
The importation into Findland or Rus
sian territory OF American potatoes, o.
sacks, or any other articles which con
tanned them, Is prohibited, o I.s-
The Christian Convention met to-day
in the Hay, Market theatre. Moody, th'
American reyivAlist, was chosen chair
man. Many hundred delegates, repre-
senting the principal towns in the king
dom, were present Rev. Kelman, d
Edinburg, in an address stated that The
results Of the work Of Moody and Sanky
in that city were truly marvellous 5000
persons had been converted, and the mum
beE OF drunkRrds who had been reclaimed
was remarkable. The delegate from Rome
gave On interesting account Of progress
there. Addresses were also delivered by
other delegates from the continent,
The Pull Mall Gazette says . tresh notG
from Germany has arrived 10 Brussels, In
connection with the extremely violent
pastoral recently issued by the Bishop Ol
Namur. il, % lrsu ..El .ls
LONDON, May 5-The race for the
Chester cup was run to-day and won by
Freeman. a1st.Hl ~ Is.lrIr rsHl.
The steamships Weser from New York
and PaFthia from Boston have arrived out,
The schooner Pamlico, from Queenstown
for Chicago, has been spoken, returning
to Queenstown under jury mSsts. H7
The Globe says there u reason 70 believe
that the Daily Mems report Of the intended
resignation Of the Earl Of Pembroke Il
uniOunded, FH.fs,sI. a.si
I LONDON, May 8, $50 A. NJ A special
to the Times, reports that the working
engineer, residing in the suburbs Of Ber.
lin, has been arrested, while prowling
around the mansion Of Prince Bicmarck,
A loaded pistol was found In his pocket,
He is temporarily lodged in the lunatic
LONDON, May 6.--The Paris cores
pODdent Of the Tunes telegraphs that un-
easiness prevails In we'll informed circles
in Paris. The most serious minds be-
lieyo that danger is impending. POliti-
clans from abroad, as well ~ those claim
ing to ,be we'll informed Of home, assert
that peace or war depends on the ap-
preaching meeting Of the Car and the Ger
man Emperor. No one denies that pow
ertul party in Germany, comprising the
entire military, feels that the late treaty
was 10 lenient; that the indemnity paid
has already returned TO the French cotierSi
that the possession Of Belfort by France
Is dangerous TO Germany; that France ls
recognizing rapidly and will soon be able
to furnish formidable army for any
alliance with other nations; that Germa.
ny il no richer than before the war and
her finances and social organization can
not long support the expense Of the pres
ent armaments, and she cannot diSarm
in the face OF France. The military party
In Germany are convinced that never was
there q moment more propitious than the
present to secure for their country long
era Of prosperity and peace. War ought
to be promptly undertaken. II is neces.
sary 10 march on Paris and take up q
position, when new peace can Designed,
which takes Belfort from France, and
limits her active army and exact ten mil.
lizards In 20 years. Paris could be attacked
II France refused to sign. All the powers
have confined themselves TO timid friendly
representation with regard to the Bel
gium notes, which shows that to finish
with France Ia her duty to Germany and
humanity. Europe will never be tran
quill while the blunder Of treaty which
leaves France ready to revive and re.en-
tor the struggle Ia unrectilied. What
may be promptly executed att insigniii.
cant sacrifice would in two years cost
oceans Of blood. Russia must be con.
vinced OF this necessity.