The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-04
VOLUME xXIv--NUMBER 10.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

TUE PORTE DEMANDS AN EXPLANATION,
New YORK, September IA special
from London says: The Turkish Consul
at Semlin, desiring to visit Belgrade on
private business, was refused admission,
and the Porte has demanded IN explana'
ton.
LONDON, September S.-A dispatch
from Rasiea, suburb Of Constantinople,
In which the foreign Ministers reside,
says: The Turks in Herzegovina have
gained a victory. Ten thousand insur.
gents have been driven across the frontier
Into Dalmatia, where they have been dis
armed by the Austrians,
NEvEsIoNE, September 3.-The focus Of
the inSurrection has been destroyed. Com.
munication by way Of Klyke has been
re-established,
A telegram from Berlin announces that
General .Koufman has entered Khokan-
cd.
The Tines commenting on the Herzego.
vina troubles strongly urges the fitness
and duty Of theinterferonce Of Great Brit.
tain,
A special from Constantinople to the
Times states that Cerver Pasha has been
instructed to Issue proclamation on his
arrival at Mostar, giving assurances that
hereafter no vexatious or illegal acts
would be permitted in the name Of the
government, He has also been directed
to dismiss and punish officials guilty Of
depressing the people, to institute special
tribunals which shall examine and satisfy
the demands OF those who have been sub
ject 10 arbitrary treatment, to recall any
persons exiled without Just cause, and
expel the agitators. He Is authorized to
employ all necessary means to execute
these Instructions. The Porte, while de-
termined TO repress the inSurreCtion at
all cost, intends to extirpate the abuses
likely to lead to It's repetition,
The Standards special from CONSTANT.
nople represents that the insurrecLlon in
Herzegovina Is now maintained by bands
Of robbers. Not n single insurgent Is TO
be seen around TrebignO. The fugitive
insurgents have driven $4,000 head OF
cattle into Dalmatia for security.
A semi.otEicial journal OF Athens win.
diCates the Government OF Greece In Its
neutral attitude towards Turkey. 1t says
that the Sclavonians never helped Greece
In Crete and the GreClan interests imper-
atively call for friendship with Turkey,
The NeOlogos, the Greek organ Of Con-
Stantinople, advises an alliance between
Greece and Turkey.
MONEY MARKET AND TRADE.
The Times In It's financial column says
there Is increased iirmneSs in the discount
market apart from other influences which
may be expected to cause greater de-
mand for floating capital. As get into
autumn more than usual attention Is di.
reCted to the requirements Of the country
in connection with the grain trade. II Is
known that We shall have to import an
unusually large quantity ot wheat, and 1t
Is equally certain that all the mailing bar
ley will have to come from abroad.
The Daily Telegraph says the prospects
are favorable for the hop harvest, which
has already commenced. The damage
done by mould and vermin Is below the
average.
THE STRIKE
in Dundee Is ended. The mills reopened
to-day, and the operatives have consented
to work at a reduction Of 3 per cent.
LONDON, Seplemb,r 4-5;3O a. M,-The
Moscow Gazette says the mission Of Me.
dating ConSuls at Rayusa Ia likely to