The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-18

revenue. Except the mutiny, this Is tn
worst crisis. in the Anglo.lndian history
and there are few instances anywhere 0
a calamity so crushing and SO general
II the depression continues 1t will proba
bly, paralyze the import trade. Th'
problem before the Indian government
calls for the most anxious consideration
II the depression is to be permanent, i
will resolve itself into question Of how
to staye of national-bankruptcy. 4
= DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. a'
The Echo says: II is understood that
the following members Of Parliament
will proceed to Philadelphia after the
adjournment Of the present session: Jo'
seph Gillis Biggar, Jacob Bright, Thomas
Burt, Frederick Edward Blackett, George
Anderson, Charles Cameron, Joseph
Cowen, Sir Hart Dixie, Bart, Joseph
Dodds, Charles Joseph Fay, Edward
Temperly Gourley, Sir Henry Marsh
man Hayelock, Bart.,' G. B. James, For.
tescue Harrison, Isaac Fletcher, Frs
John Walter, James Lawson, George
Leeman, Alexander Mcdonald, William
Holmes Anthony, John Murdello, John
o'Conner Power, James Whitwell Pease,
Mr.. Rylands, Thomas Eustace Smith
Patrick James Smith, James. Cochrane
Stevenson, John Whitwell and Benjamin
Whitworth. Right Hon. John Bright
declines to go, on account Of Ill health.
/. IN, THE TREATY OF PARIS.
Il. In the House Of Lords, Earl Der.
by in replying to the question by Earl
Denleigh' Conservative, said: l can't
advise Parliament to abrogate the decla.
ration Of the treaty. Of Paris that neu'
tral flag protects an enemies goods, ex'
cept the contraband Of war; This decla.
ration has been in force for twenty
years. England has pressed it On other
governments, and II she now withdraws
Il would raise the suspicion that she was
preparing for war.
THE TRAMwAY BUSINESS.
In the House OF Commons, in consc'
quence Of a question put by Geo. 0tte
freavelyn (Liberal, Lord Gordon
Lennox Liberal Conservative, Chief
Commissioner OF works and buildings, ex
planned his connection with the Lisbon
tramways. His statement was read will
cheers. "
Disraeli announced that in consequence
OF Treayelyns question, Gordon Lennox
had resigned the Commissionership ol
Public Works.
MIR. Treavelyn said that his object,
tribute to public morality had
been attained. and he would abstain
from further remarks. .r.
/. D.. EXAGGERATED REPoRTs.
/, A dispatch from Elliot the Turkish
minister at Constantinople sEys that the
excesses in Bulgaria are'deplorable, but
the published reports are grossly exag.
gerated. There has been no wholesale
slaughter Of Christians.
FALSE BuLLETTNs.
CoNsrANrNorIE, July 1.-THE Gov
ernor General OF Herzegovina telegraphi
from Mostar as follows: All bulletins re-
specting the pretended Insurgent victories
in Herzegovina are false. There has
been no engagement, except the combat
sustained by selim Pasha in the delile ol
Zallam, which l reported on the 18th in
slant. The Montenegrins who. are ope
rating on the mountains and in deserted
villages, have not approached the posi-
tions where the imperial troops are con
centrated. The reported capture O
Galetska, Bilek, Stolatz and Nevesinje il
a pure invention. On the 18th inst. .
company Of Turkish troops from Kick
fell into an ambuscade OF insurgents un
der Gen. Panloritch. They suffered
grea. loss while. sustaining an attack o
superior forces till the. arrival Of rein
forcements, when the Insurgents retired
BELGRADE, July ia Seryian de
tachment has invaded the whole valley o
Teplitza, between Novibazar and Nisch
The villages therein have risen and fur
nished volunteers for the Servian army
A statement published here denying
the various. reports, ,unfavorable TO Seryi'
says Gen. SchernagoG has neither beer
surrounded nor beaten. No importan
battle is now expected for fortnight
General oIimpics, reports that the
Turks are committing fearful atrocities
burning Servian and Bosnian villages
and: masSacreing tthe inhabitants. The
Seryians are still before Novi Bazaar de
spite the assertions to the contrary. Th
Servians have not yet lost single can
non. 'iI M. Et ..p 80 10,
..,. DIED. e.. "a.
The mother of Prince Milan died u
Wurseburg, Bavaria, to-day.
- PANIC AT MoSTAR.
A great panic exists at MoStar because
OF the Montenegrin successes. Th'
Christians fear the vengeance OF th'
Turks. The Montenegrins have inter
rupted the communication between Ire
binge and Ragasa. n'
o.. .f ENGLAND.