The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-05

LUSD1d, hptll t,-CO our muEe peItOHb
have been arrested for completely In the
murder Of Lord Leitrime.
ENGLISH POLICY DISCUSSED BY ESGLIsH
PEOPLE.
LONDON, April4.-Despite the speeches
OF Lords Granville and Harrington to the
deputation OF the national liberal fedora.
ton yesterday, 1t is not believed that the
opposition will take any strong tone
against the government policy. Glad.
stone and his followers may endeayor to
force the party leaders into active an.
tagonism, and the independent members
may introduce resolution disappearing
the calling out Of the reserves, but there
will be a strong counter influence which
the party leaders are not likely TO dis.
regard.
a. movement has already received ad-
hesion Of go or 70 Liberal members, hav.
ing for It's object to prevent the party
from tremmelling the governments for.
eign policy.
The Times, in a leader, strongly con-
demns the object Of the deputation and
sharply criticises the speeches Of Gran.
vile and Harrington. Unintelligible ru.
mors, recently current OF the Cabinet
crisis in Bucharest, are explained by o
letter from there dated April 1st, tele-
graphed here from Vienna. Itseems that
while the people and Legislature are
unanimously opposed to Russia, there 10
strong suspicion that Prince Charles and
his Cabinet are prepared TO consent TO a
cession Of Bessarabia, and had really
agreed with Gen. Ignatieff in this sense,
but found the feeling in the opposition 80
strong that they feared revolution il
they proceeded with the scheme. The pro,
Russian party, continues the letter, Ia
OF course anti.Austrian and the circum-
stances mnst determine whether the Cab.
met will carry out the will of the nation
or throw themselves into the arms oi
Russia. This explanation is partially
confirmed by the fact that Bucharest
specials are very undecided in tone. One
this morning says that the government Ia
seeking to allay unnecessary or inpolitic
excitement over the Bessarabia question.
In the House OF Commons this after
noon Mr.. Gladstone asked (1st) II II was
the intention OF the government In re.
cent communication regarding Congress
to reserve 10 itself the liberty to withdraw
from Congress on proposal to discuss any
matters tie discussion Of which It did no.
think advisable and (2d), Why did Eug'
land refuse preliminary conference2
Sir Stafford Northcote Chancellor
Exchequer replies (lst) That all Eug.
land wanted At Congress was the discus
sion Of every article OF treaty, and ed,
That Lord Derby's dispatch gave the
reason for declining the preliminary con
ference.
Mr.. Gladstone thereupon gave notice
that he would raise the discussion to.mor.
row, because Of Sir Stafford Northcotea
unsatisfactory reply.
The Chancellor Of Exchequer present.
ed budget in the House Of Commons
this afternoon. The ordinary expendi.
ture Is gSl, ,020 900 and the estimated rev.
nue. is e79, 10000.
A dispatch from Berlin Gays the Ger.
man iron clad Aeet will proceed to the
East in the beginning Of May.
Aspecial from Rome says Russia offers
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once On lhe ropes aecepnng tne ptsssn' =.
condition OIL Ihe ohutch In 'he husslAn
empire, v.,.. ,.,.,..
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me oaoget ~ the 'nouse ot o3m%S1s ~
Ioniga. statea inat 'as a ,eSengs eSe na ior 10.
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