The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
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LONDON, September l4.-Miller & Sons
calico printers, OF Glasgow, failed. The
liabilities are reported TO be $500, 600.
m. DE oHAMBARD Ill.
A special from Paris to the Ne.s says
Il is rumored that Count de Chambard is
dangerously i'll in consequence Of the pen.
itential rigors to which he subjected him.
self during the retreat Of nine days.
ELECTED CARDINAL.
The same dispatch says: The proposed
elevation at the Popes visit Of Father
Beck, General Of the Jesuis, TO q Cardin.
alate, is Q great event in the Catholic
world. Father Beck Is the future candi.
date OF the Ultramontaine party for pap
acy. His election would tend 10 accelerate
the old Catholic movement in Central
Europe, and could not fail, should the
republic 80 on prospering, TO sever the
church and State in France.
TELEGRAPH SCHEME FALLEN THRoua H.
The proposed scheme for telegraph
wire between New York and Paris has
fallen through, it falling to receive the
necessary subscription.
ARREST OF LEADERS IN MASSACRE.
LONDON, September ia dispatch
received at the Foreign Office from Ell
liot, British Embassador at Constanti-
nopie, states that in addition to the arrest
Of the leaders Of Bashi- -Bazouks the, Gov
ernor-G General Of Adrianople has been
dismissed for maintaining the general
armament Of the Mohametans, the neces-
sity for such precaution having pass
ed. Elliott says the British officer
attached to the Turkish headquarters re-
ports that great depredations have been
committed In Servia, but no case Of out,
rage Of women or mutilation OF wounded
Is known.
On receiving this intelligence the Am
bassador demonstrated with the Turkish
government against the depredations, and
stringent orders were sent to the COM
mander Of the Turkish forces to put a
stop to them. f..s, uu,
RUSSIA WANTS BULGARIAN SETTLERS.
LONDON September l4.-The Standards
Berlin special says that Russia is
endeayoring TO induce the Bulgarians
to emigrate to Crimea, where the popula-
tionis decreasing on account OF the ex-
patriation Of the Musselman Tartars, who
get settlements in the Greek Provinces OF
N7na721 ~
~ ASKED TO BE SHOT.
The Standards adyices from the Trans
vaal Republic report that after the de-
feat Of the Baers, the President, Burgess
desired to be shot, that he might not sur
yiveE his disgrace. The President has
been asked to request England to accept
the Transyaal territory.
THE PEACE PROSPECT. .-
| A Vienna special reports that Great
Council, held by the order OF the Sultan
10 reconsider the Cabinets proposals for
peace, has confirmed on all points the
passed before This decision
has been submitted to the Sultan. 1t is
Of importance when it is remembered how
recently the Sultans had uncontrolled
power and now their successors must
yield 10 decision Of the ministry which
is against his convictions or overrule II
and change his advisers, unless he can
effect compromise. Il is not in the
interest OF either side to carry the con-
tiict to extremes, and compromise Is
probable.
The Times finds fault with Sir II. G.
Elliott for his tardiness in transmitting1
news regarding the Eastern question. II
asks where Mr.. Baring's report is, and
why it has not appeared when Mr.. Schuy-
ler's report has been so long before the
public. Parliament must meet this
If the government does not
make the facts public promptly. |
The article then continues we are
now passing through q time when mo-
nentous issues are hanging in the bal
ance. In the middle OF May the object
of paramount importance was TO prevent
5eryia and Montenegro from engaging in
war. In September the danger to be |
avoided Is the appearance Of Russia as a
belligerent. Every lover Of peace must
struggle against it, II Russia enters the |
lists ourdiplomacy will doubtless become
more energetic, but nothing more. We
are. however, dwelling on no unreal dan
,er when we declare the present moment |
Big with the issue whether the war cease
or assume a new and more tremendous