The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Beaeonsfield Threatened With
Impeachment.

Impeachment
LONDON, July 25.-In the House oI
Commons today, Joseph Carson, Radical,
will present q petition Of email faction
70 extreme TurcophiIes demanding
the impeachment Of Lord Beaconsfeld.
When the petition Eas presented Chas.
Edward Lewis, Conservative, rose to &
point Of order, but the speaker al
lowed the presentation.
xA1 MAKERs' sTRIKE.
Two thousand four hundred nail max.
ers are on q strike, aud express unAni.
nous discrimination TO hold out. The
nail makers Of the BromsRroys and
Black Heath districts will Join the strik'
era.
srxAMER SCANDINAVIAN LosEs HER PRO,
PELLEB.
The bark Eldra als Just arrived =,
Plymouth. The officers state that they
passed the steamer Scandinavian on the
i7lh OF this month, in latitude 2S' and
longitude 1y. At that time the Scandi.
navian was goign along under sail. The
steamer had lost her propeller, but wAs
otherwise in good condition.
4 CALL FOR rHr DOCUMENTS CONNECTED
wtTH TIKI BERIls TREATY.
In The House Of Commons the Under
Secretary Of State for foreign affairs, re-
plying 10 Gladstone said: The govern
ment could not lay on the table all the
memorandum Of the SchouyalOff Sails
bury agreement without other documents
accompanying it and these could not be
produced without the consent OF the
other powers. Gladstone then gave
notice that he would move for the pro.
ductioD oi the documents.
Bourks replying 10 Harrington said Z:
The Powers have been asked 10 permit
ibe production nt the documents, but one
Of the PoWeAs rEiuSed TO consent. Glad
stone then withdrew his notice.
A dispatch from Rome says: The
ItaliR Irfedenia is subsiding. The chan
res in the Foreign Representative Of the
Vatican are postponed until November,
when the PApAl Of Inter NuDcio. having
semi Official statue, will 90 TO Eugland.
EuglAnd will not send representatives 10
the Vatican.
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG TURKISH
RIPUGEEs.
AConstantinople dispatch ,Ays: There
is great mortality among the refugees
here. .-...
The British Consul at Philippopolis
reports some Turkish refugees a having
returned 10 the village Of Sinikoi. The
BulgArians mAssaered the men and out
ragged the women.
The Turkish gen darmorie is to be
reorganiIed and placed under Baker
Pasha, who will be charged with service
in Eastern Roumelia. The Tnrkish
army il being reduced.
A Constsnunople dispatch says: Final
instructions have been sent 10 CarAlheo-
lori Pssha 10 sgree 10 4 continuance Of
the occupation OF Bosnia and HerEego-
vina 1ntil security and order are
restored, instead Of insisting that its pre-
cise terms be fixed before hand; also 10
sgree to the establishment OF kind OF
temporary state Of siege, instead Of 10.
sisting on the reteItion Of the civil sd
ministration in the hands Of the Turks.
The foregoing appears 10 be virtual
compliance with Austria's demands.
ROYAL ENDOWMENT POSTPONED FoR Dis
ousIoS.
The subject Of the marriage Of Duke
Connaught and Princess Marie Louise,
Of Prussia, came mp in the House oi
Lords to-day, sitter eulogisiie speeches,
the House unanimously agreed 10 address
the Queen, thanking her Msiesty for her
gracious communication in regard to the
marriage, and assuring her Of the con-
courrence in iae ffnaDciAI measures con.
nected there with.
In the House OF Commons upon Sir
Stafford Eortheote proposing 10 70 into
Committee on the Royal Message relative
TO The marriage aDd proposed grant 10
Duke ConnAught, Sir Charles Dixie
moved Al amendment postponing consid-
GRAFTON Of the subject until the govern.
ment lays before the House = return
showing the number Of Princes and
Princesses thus endowed and other in.
formation Oh the subject Einee the acces.
sion Of William III.
Gladstone supported the government
The House finally by 3 vote Of $40 ayes, 50
noes:decided 10 20 into committee, and the
committee decided without division 10
grant the DUKE Of ConnAught $50. 900 per
annum, and 10 the event of his death his
widow is to receive $4,000 per anuum.