The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-13

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NOVA SCOTIA COAL.
The Earle OF Derby has been requisite,
to receive deputatiOn Of persons in
tercstcd in the Nova Scotia coal fields, fo
conference on opposing the tariff il
Nova Scotia, which prevents the import
alton OF coal
COL, GILDERsLEEyE's DECLISATlOS SO1
ACCEPTED.
4 correspondent at Wimbledon say.
that after the receipt OF Colonel Glider.
sleeves declinatiOn Of the invitation Ia
the Americans to shoot against picked
eight the council of the National RiRlr
Association met and informally agreed
that the match should he arranged il pos
sible on the terms OF the first proposal.
best MARKsMAN.
Major Muretta Japhney, who is totally
ignorant Of the English language, is the
best marksman at Wimbledon lie makes
astonishing long range shots.
THAT WHALE STORY.
The steamship Scythia, which lost one
blade Of her propeller and had another
crushed by contact with whale, will re-
turn to Liverpool. Part Of her passengers
will go forward tomorrow by the China
and the remainder by the Russia.
PRI2ET TO DE SHOT FOR.
Parsons, Of the National Rifle Associa.
tiOn, in letter says they have resolved
that cups OF the value Of ElO0 should be
given Us individual prizes, to be shot for
by the Americans and representatives Of
three British eights on Saturday next.
Each man to have % shots at 1000 yards
range. There will be q special meeting
Of the council on Tuesday To confirm this
resolution.
HEARTY WELCOME.
We have resolved to be prepared next
year with an imperial team ready to try
conclusions with any other nation, and
We hope another gallant band Of Yankees
will come and give to or take lesson
from johnny, Sandy and Paddy. They
will have hearty welcome, fair field
aud no favor.
The FdR Mall Gdsste Of this afternoon
says. We have received the following
from a specially wcll.iniprmcd cores
pOndent:
IIENDAYE, July 0.-General Cnbarrcra
has left Bearritz for Bagncrcs, tie Bi4orrc
having abandoned his intention Of going
to Madrid. lie has little faith in the
ultimate success Of General JOvcllar's Op.
crations against Dorrcgaray. Apparently,
DOrrcgaray has already escaped BY an
extraordinary march uf ninety kilo.
metres. This agrees with Dorrrgaray's
ayOwed intention not to fight except in
the Basque provinces. The Carlist artil.
lcry now numbers one hundred and
twenty guns, and more are cxpccteddaily.
EARL DERBY on THE GERMAN NOTE TO
BELGIUM.
In the House OF Lords this evening
Earl Derby, in reply to the question put
to him by Lord VCnzanCe, said that the
German note to Belgium dated February
8, 1875, laying down certain international
principles, had no application to Great
Britain, who was not asked to acquirsCe
therein The words Of the German
dispatch which had been quoted
by the Noble Lord were 50 vague
that they did not admit Of judicial
Interpretation. II they meant that all
acts having n tendency, however in
direct or remote, 10 cause dis
turbanCe in another State ought
to be prohibited, that would he
the most extraordinary and prcpostCr-
Ous claim ever put forth in diplomacy.
II they only meant some acts which In.
ternatiOnal law forbade, that was Il prin.
ciplc which, within certain limits, every
government would admit. But for me
government TO require another under
menaces to silence It's press or public
speakers, was an act which had always
excited, and he hoped always would ex-
cite, the strongest sympathy for the latter
and Indignation against the former. Such
n demand was arbitrary and oppressive.
Sir Edward Watkins has accepted the
chnirmanship Of the British committee Of
Erie bondhOlders, on the condition that
all interested support his appointment.
ASOrFTCIAL AND FINAL LASswER.
Col. Gildersleeye has officially replied
to an inquiry from the London agent Of
the Associated Press that the determine.
tiOn OF the Americans not TO shoot In an.
other team match on this side Of the At.
lantic Is final. lie says the members of
the Team are now separated and cannot
be brought together for any purpose be-
fore next week. Five or six Of them
would probably I've glad, as individuals,
to shoot at Wimbledon Oh Saturday next
IL the LOyds Cup is offered for compete.
tiOn to all comers. Col Gilderslcevc has
written n letter to Mayor Leech, tender
ing through him the thanks Of the
American Team to the Lord Mayor, Re.
CcptiOn Committee and the citizens gen.
orally OF Dublin, for their warm rGccp.
tiOn and Jealous courteous attention dur
ing the Teams recent visit. A similar
letter Of thanks and good wishes has also
been sent to the Belfast Reception Com.
mitler.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey's farewell
meeting took place tonight. The Earlcs
Of Shaftsburg and Cavan, Samuel Marley,
NJ. r., Rt. Hon. Cowpcr Temple, Mr.. Nc
Arthur, and seven hundred Clcrgymen
were present Speeches were made full
Of praise Of the the eminent rcvivalists
for the fresh life and energy they had in.
trOlnced into the churches, and the stead.
faStness Of their converts. A suggestion
was made that memorial Of some kind
he presented to Messrs. Moody and San.
key, bnt Mr.. Shonc on their behalf said il
would not I've accepted, and nothing would
give them more pain than such a stcp.
LONDON, July i3-i A. M.-'rhr Stan.
dari has udviccs from 2asn, the capital
Ot Ddlmntin, which represent that Pan.
slavic Cmissarirl spread reports among
the lICrlrgOvininns that the Turks in.
tended tn cSlirpaic the Christians. These
falschouls caused m insurrcction. Mas.
sea Of insurgents surrounded the towns
oi Gaskn, Rcvrsini and Stoati. Over GOO
families have fled into Croatia and Scrvia,
and 1900 have arrived in Dalmalia at
points along the frontier.
LoSpON, July ~, $50 M-Thc Paris
correspondent Of the Times announces
that Senior MOlinrs, the Spanish Ambas.
s1dor, had an interview yesterday with
President Mcmahon and Due DcCayCa.