The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


! ENGLAND.
Clouds OF War.
LONDON, November lS.-The Pull Nall
Gazette says: Once more darkness has
fallen on tho prospects Of peace, that It
will light again We way hope, but the
news that comes both from St Peters
burg and Constantinople, gives rs warn.
ing that what Is called feeling may YET
conquer wisdom, and that certain
degree Of insatiety already threatens 10
creep into tho judgments Of those upon
whom depends the tremendous issue Of
peace or war. The speech Of the Gar
is not the most alarming incident OF the
time, but II is tar from pleasant reading,
TURKEY DEMANDS GUARANTEES FOR HER
| TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY.
The Turkish government, who are said
10 be deeply stirred by the injustice done
their nation and by the III return Of
their enemies made for all their proofs
Of moderation, are stated 10 have tale
graphed instructions to their representa-.
lives abroad 10 the following effect:
We desire peace with or without
conference, but we must have guarantees
for the integrity Of our territory before
We can admit the recommendation or re-
quest. We consider II an evil II not q
fatal precedent to accept conference on
the internal affairs Of this Empire. II
Europe has any propositions to make to
us let the signatory Powers Of the treaty
OF Paris make them collectively and we
will reply yes or no. Such is the account
given OF the attitude OF the Turkish gov
ernment, and II II be correct It Is need
less to dwell on the seriousness Of the
news, that no comment, t,could enhance the
gravity OF so critical situation rs It re-
veals. II the temper SO plainly indicated
in the naughty message is really dominant
at Constantinople, the prospectisa gloomy
one indeed.
A SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENT OF THE ITALIAN
oovERNTMENr-wHAr DOES IT MEAN.
The Cologne Gazette publishes a report
which has been presented to the King Of
Italy by his ministers regarding measures
to be- taken by the Italian government nj
the death OF His Holiness the Pope. The
ministers propose Immediately after the
Pope's death to occupy the neighbor-
hood Of the Vatican by military. The
Prefect Of Rome will request certain pa.
pal officials TO assist at viewing the body
and other necessary formalities. Ifthis
be refused the Project will forcibly enter
the Vatican accompanied by the Questot
and also by physicians, notaries and. wit.
nesses, who, alter viewing the body, will
send certificate OF inquest to the Cardi.
nal Dlacon. A sale will be attached to
the furniture in the Pope's department
and remain SO until after the removal OF
the body. After twenty.iour hours the
body will be at the disposal Of the clergy.
The Cars speech at Moscow, Friday
has had depressing effect on the Stock
Exchange here.
A heavy gale prevailed on the coast
Saturday and Sunday nights, and a mum.
Der Of shipping disasters are reported.
CONVICTION QuAsHEp.
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn to-day
delivered his judgment in the case OF the
Queen against Captain Keyn, Of the
steamer Franconia, which sunk the
steamer Strath Clyde in the channel. His
Lordship says that the conviction OF
Keyn must be quashed from want Of
jurisdiction.
TOO PUBLIC 70 BE SERIOUS.
LONDON, November 13.-The Times
Berlin special says: Russia's war pre-.
parations are too public 10 cause alarm.
The Times correspondent at Paris, re.
viewing the situation, says: The inmost
conviction Of the most anxious OBJ.
servers is that the apparently disin-
terested powers are resolute 10 cause
an embodiment Of the question whether
the conference is 10 be warlike or
pacific, and will be decided when the
time arrives for Count Andrassy 10 speak.
His words will prove whether Austria
is ready 10 run fresh risk by obeyiug
her neighbor and master. Every one
says Austria is being both solicited by
Russia and urged by Germany to Join
action with Russia.
A special from Belgrade says the Rus.
sian Consuls are being withdrawn from
the interior OF Turkey.
The Daily 1stesrophs Vienna special
reports that in the highest quarters 1t is
considered that the situation has not be.
come less pacific. The Sultan will not
refuse to assent to preliminary meeting
OF the Ambassadors. The Conference
will follow In due course. The writer
adds: hear on the best OF authority
that the Cars speech was in.
tended 10 take the national
movement out Of the hands OF the
Sclavonic societies, not as menace.
Other special correspondents take
gloomy view ofthe state Of affairs.
The Paa's Berlin special reports the
Russian journals say that war is resolved
on.
RUSSIAN EETHUsIAsM.
A special Reuters telegram from 81.
Petersburg says that the Cars speech
has found general and enthusiastic
echo throughout the Russian Empire.
The town council, merchants, guilds, the
clergy and in fact all classes unanimous.
ly declare, without qualification their
joyful readiness to contribute to
and fulfill to the utmost all the
demands which the Gar and Empire
might make for the protection oi the In
terests Of Russia. They place their for
tunes and all their resources at the dis
poSal Of the Government to provide the
necessary means. .....
A special to the Paris Temps from Bel
grade says that the servian Government
has received instructions 10 send back to
Russia Immediately all Russian officers
who have not resigned their commissions
in the Russian army.
OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
LONDON, November 13.-The Pas pub.
lished paragraph in a very conspicu.
Gus form confirming the news that Rus
sia is about to mobilize her army. The
following sentence is a striking feature
Of the paragraph: at Is no secret that
public opinion here has viewed the Rus
sion propositions for the occupation OF
Turkish territory as a pretext for ag.
gression, and taking our stand on the
treaty Of Paris, We are prepared to relist
The invasion Of Turkish territory"
2 The paragraph continues as lolIows:
The question at issue, however, II all
parties are truly bent upon 4 peaceful
!olution ought 10 be capable Of being
1ealt with in spirit Of conclliation. We
:an't but hope therefore that an Issue
nav be fonud which NAV avoid war,