The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, June 19.-The Paris cores
pcndent Of the Times in letter review.
ing the present attitude Of the Eastern
question, concludes as follows: The Car
yesterday, in taking leave Of lady who
wished him q good journey, replied with
undisguised satisfaction, " hope shall
spend more tranquil days ut Jugenheim
than those have passed at Ems" Such
remarks as thisis tantamount to u speci-
&c promise, and It may be inferred that
the European powers are determined to
remain spectators Of what passes between
Turkey and her subjects, This does not
mean that the pacihcation OF Turkey Is
an accomplished fact, or that we are on
the eve Of Its being effected. The insur-
gents do not seem disposed to lay down
their arms nor Servia to abandon her pre-.
tenaions OF annexing, on the one hand
Herzegovina and on the other Bosnia, with
the consent Of Turkey herself, but what
Is known to-day appears to Indicate that
the European powers will support the
insurgents and their neighbors, though
none with the endeavor TO thwart their
designs; and when the insurgents and the
Porte come face 10 face and Europe is
seen to remain spectators, this insurrec-
tion will perhaps finish as it began, that
is, without anybody knowing the reason
why. Al the present moment verybody,
particularly the six powers, are convinced
that peace will not be disturbed beyond
the frontier Of Turkey.
BRENT ,'TuE FoRoER.
Application was made to-day before
the Court Of the Queens Bench for the
discharge Of Charles Brent, the Louis
Vile forger. The Attorney General Of.
fered no opposition to his release, but
made statement in relation to the case.
The Court accordingly granted an order
for the prisoners release.
Isf., .t, THE BARBADpEs RIOT.
The bishop and arch deacon Of Barba.
does and thirty.four clergymen, consti.
tuting the entire body OF the Barbados
clergy, aud four Moravian missionaries,
have signed statement for presentation
to Earl Carnavon, colonial minister,
detailing the outrageous character Of the
late riots on that Island. They say that
the riots were not caused by any suffer
ing, but by general impression among
the negroes that theland and property OF
the planters would DO divided among
them with the Governors consent. They
state that they cannot tell how this i'm
preston was created, but 1t was un-
doubtedly general. The feeling against
all property holders Is intensely hostile
and bitter, and'it will require firmness
and judgment on the part Of the authors
1ies TO remove this impression, even if it
is removable during the present genera
tion.
EXPLOSION ON sHIPBoARD.
LONDON, June 1O.-An' explosion OF
coal gas to-day, on board the ship Allan
tic for Hong Kong, while in docks at
Cardiff, killed six men and injured sey.
eral. The vessel was seriously damaged
SUSPENSION OF GRAIN MERCHANTS.
Kendway & Rees, grain merchants at
Cardiff, suspended, liabilities for one mil
lion dollars.
A BIG RACE.
A match race for five hundred dollars
a side, took place to-day on the
Thames, between Henry Thomas, Of
Hamersmith and Thomas Winsby, Of
New Castle. Thomas won the race in "a
minutes and SO seconds.
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
A lot Of dynamite stored in Jarver's
shop, on Burbank road, Glasgow, ex.
ploded to-day. killing six workmen and
N "a nnk mn aaNnral hnnaaa l. ~