The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
King Humbert Speaks from the
Throne.
He Eulosizes The Founder Of Italian
Unity.
Speaks Respectfully Of the Pope,
And Assures Peace Both in Church
and State.
Speaks Respectfully Of the Pope
ITALY.

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electoral, financial and administrative 70
forms, which will be submitted, and con
tinues: The new treaties Of conmerc,
will provide fresh resources for thI
Treasury and advantages for trade. The
experience OF recent wars renders i
necessary to place the army and navy or
n new footing with regard 10 arms and
material, which science is daily per
fecting. We unhesitatingly assented tC
the conference, desiring 10 secure dur
able peace for Europe. Our impartialIty
will give greater value to our couutelH
and our 'recent history will afford con
yincing Argument for supporting solu'
tions most 10 conformity with justice and
the rights Of humanity. Such Is our
faith, which is spIendidIy confirmed by
living facts and is preparing for US the
most precious alliance-the alliance o!
the future.
The King refers to the Holy See as
follows: Pope Plus IXth, alter govern
ing the Church for 80 years, has dessept'
ed to the tomb, regretted aud veneraIed.
The rites electing his successor have been
performed in perfect freedom and with.
out disturbing the tranquility Of state,
the peace Of conscience or independence
Of the ministers Of religion. BY main
tanning our institutions and reconclling
respect for religion, with determined
defense OF the State laws and principle
OF civilization, We prove how great are
the fruits Of liberty. We are confident
that in our hands Italy will not fall from,
her exalted position.
CoSsrANT1soPLE, March 7.-The Sui
tan has invited Grand Duke Nicholas TO
visit the city Tomorrow The visit de.
pends on the sultan's yielding to the
Grand Dukes desire to be accompanied
by a mounted escort Of so persons.
The conditions Of the treaty between
Turkey and Russia provides that Monte.
negro will include Gatohko and the
southwestern boundry Of that county will
bs the river Boyana. Seryia will include
Nish and Little seaornik.
AT the Russian headquarters 1t is rnSi.
lively stated that When the British feet
passed the Dardanellcs orders came from
Sc Petersburg 10 march into Constants
nople, but Grand Duke Nicholas took
upon himself 10. disobey the command,
and only moved forward in the direction
Of Constantinople, sending at the same
time toSt. Petersburg q statement Of his
reasons for his course.
ITALY AND THE PAPACY STILL AT LOG.
GERHEApS.
RoME, March 7.-The Ministers have
failed 10 come TO an agreement with the
various discordaut Parliamentary fac.
tions. The Government Is likely to be
defeated on the election Of \ President
for the Chamber OF Deputies. The 70.
suit will probably be the dissolution Of
the Chamber and new general election.
The address from the throne on the open
ing Of Parliament will promise electoral
reforms and reduction OF taxes on corn
and salt. With regard 10 the Papacy the
address will be entirely respectful, but
will affirm more distinctly than ever the
unification OF Italy, with Rome az ils
Capital. It will likewise reply to the
circular OF tho Cardinals Of February
10Th and to the attitude Of the Vatican.
The circular OF the Cardinals referred
TO entered protest against Italian usur-
patton.
TIE COMING CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, March 7.-Bismarck 10 disin.
clinsd to attend the Conference. His
health 10 again declining, and his physi.
clans recommend his early return 10
varzin.
1t is thought that Eogland will decline
10 invest her representative with the
power, implied in the proposal to change
the Conference to a Congress.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
A Rome correspondent says: signor
Crispis' resignation probably presGgeS
the Cabinets fall. King Humbert will
probsbly commission Signora Coirole and
2 ,nardelli to form q Ministry. A CO.
clifton Ia impossible as the Left reiu,s
any compromise.
CoNsrAsTisUPLr, March 7.-Csptain
fan,horpe, formerly Of the English
Navy and recently Hobart Palha's Adju.
tant, has been promoted and sent to the
Cretan waters as commander Of the aset
there.
1URKEYrHE yroLAroR OF THE TREATIES
OF 1855 AND. lS7l-DERBY pSPoND-
EsT. lH
LONDON, March I'm the House Of
Lords, the Duke Of Argyle called altHn-
tion 10 the treaties Of 1855 and 1871.
lie maintained that Turkey was the only
power which had broken them. They,
therefore, were practically at an end.
Lord Derby admitted that the state Of
things contemplated in these treaties had
ceased TO exist. The treaties were, there.
fore, only binding until Europe ratified q
new system. He would not enter minute.
y into EUgland's attitude At the confer.
cnco, but, as general principle, Epgland
wished the question settled in q European
not an exclusively Russian sense, and
she wished tha settlement 10 be durable
and equable towards tho various races
and creeds. The task Of the negotiatorS
was one Of no common complexity. The
government would do its best to bring
about satisfactory settlement between
the conflicting interests, but il was un.
wise Tor any man to attempt to predict
the result. Lord Dsrbys despondent
tone caused uneasiness In the lobby.
RUSSIANS TRExoHINo-TlEScE VIEWS
ABOUT LoYPr.
LONDON, March IA Berlin dispatch
states that some Of the officials Of the
Prussian Ministry Of Finance will go 10
Warrington TO study the tobacco taxa
tion system. !.
A Uuitsd States special from Gallipoli
reports that the RussianS are actively
constructing entertainments from Radi-
kio to stakio on the SsA OF MarmOrG
They have now about $4,000 men with
cannon in these lines which confront the
Turkish lines across the neck Of the
Gallipoli Peninsula.
A Paris correspondent Saya 1t SCENT
certain that France would readily
conpent 10 Eaglands Obtaining com
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