The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Bullion Balance in the Bank Of
England.

6ANVAANDs
Bullion Balance In the Bank o.
England.
LONDON, July l6.-The amount OF bul.
lion Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day was Els,000
GERMAN POLITICS GROWING HOT.
The canyAssing in Germany for the
elections for members OF the ReiehSt1g
10 take place on the 80th, Ia quite 9
heated struggle. Il will Be severe In
larger towns where daily meetings are
1t seems probable that Bismarck will
be strong enough 10 the new Parliament
to dispense with the National Liberals on
whom he has heretofore been entirely
dependent
wELcoNE FOB BEAcoxsYIKID.
A number Of Lords and members Of the
House Of Commons went TO Dover to-day
TO welcome the Berlin Plenipoisntiarisi.
The Mayor and corporation Of Dover
will present Lord Beaconsfeld with an
address OF congratulAtion, and special
train provided for the Plenipotentiarisa
will reach the Charing Cross Railway
Station at AS o'clock. Lord Henry
Lennox has charge Of the organized dem
onstration Of welcome. Tickets have
been issued for As many persons a. the
railroad station will accommodate. All
the Metropolitan Conservative Associa.
tions will be represented.
All the Ministers who can be absent from
Parliament will be on the platform at the
station. Many liberal members OF Par
Lament have spilled for tickets 10 the
platform, expressing wish 10 make the
demonstration national. Seats for 500
friends OF the first Lord Admiralty have
been erected in Whitehall and Dorning
street and will be reserved for members
OF Parliament between Charing Cross
and Dorning street. The general public
will be admitted. The traffic will be
stopped from Is minutes past until
BeIeonsfeld's carriage passes. The Min.
isteriAl banquet at the Mansion House
will take place on the Sd Of August. The
date Of the complimentary dinner tender
ed by the Carton Club has not been de-
termined. Along the sides the car
riSge-wAy to the platform is entirely
hidden BY flowers, and she walls Of the
station and entrauee.wAy are decorated
with the AIgs Of the Nations pArtieipst.
ing in the Congress.
The Tina says: Lord Besconsfeld
will be welcomed to-day as the chief
actor in one OF the most honorable tri-
umphs in the modern diplomacy Of EGG
land. To the fame Of q distinguished
English statesman he has added that Of
a singnlarly succesdul foreign minister,
and il would be hard to cay what greater
distinction can remsin for him.
LONDON, July 16, $50 P. M.-Lord
Beaconsfsld alighted At Charing Gross
railway station at 4.50 P. N. After .
brief hand-shaking, Beaconsfeld and
Lord and Lady Salisbury entered their
carriage. As they drove along the West
Strand there was one continuous cheer
and showers Of bouquets. The crowd
followed the carriage, cheering and
throwing flowers, all the way TO DOrnipg
street.
TALKING ABOUT THEIR GAIHs.
LONDON, July l6.-An oficixl dispatch
from the Marquis OF Salisbury to the Minis
ters who renamed in London, dated Ber-
lin, July Is, Lord Salisbury says the
notifications obtained At the Congress
are very large. They affect almost all
the articles Of the treaty, and have re-
covered large territory for the Sultan aud
tend to assure stability and Independence
Of Turkey. The dispatch combats the
allegation that the government had absn-
doned the policy indicated 10 Lord Sal
isburys circular Of January4 4. For this
purpose it compares point BY point Of the
policy indicated by the circular with the
decisions adopted by the Congress. The
comparison shows that the object Of the
British policy, namely: the prevention
Of Russian preponderance, ha, been sub
.tantially attained. Lord Salisbury es-
pecially points TO the fact that the pc
cuniary indemnity has been altogether
excluded.
soLAw, No cRIxE-DscHARoED.
Charle. Marvin, the copying clerk 10 the
Treaty Departmental the Foreign 0fiee,
who furnished for publication copy Of
the Salisbury-SchouyAlof agreement,
hAs been discharged from arrest, the
Judge declaring there was no ground for
his comnittsl.