Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-26
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
SZE6EOlN AGAIN THREATENED BY
FLOOD.
Other Towns in Hungary in Oanger-Brit-
ish Parliament-french Affairs
New Submarine Cable-End
of the Revolution in
Mexico.
British Parliament.


LONDON, March 25.-In the House of
Lords the Marquis OF Salisbury said that
if the treaty OF Berlin was not complied
with, and the Sultan thought the pres
ence of the British fleet in the sea Of
MarmOra and the Black sea would tend
to secure a compliance, the Snltan was
authorized to ask for assistance from his
allies, but the British Government did
not contemplate any such contingency.
Another Disaster Pending.
PESTH, March 25.-The water at Siege
din is again rising. Ii the rise continues
there will be little chance Of saving the
few remaining houses.
Titel will scarcely escape the terrible
disaster The water is breaking over
the dykes. The soldiers and labOrers
strengthening them are eXhaused. Other
places are threatened.
PEsrm, March 25.-There is not
single boat at Devaoanya, and great loss
of life is certain if the food increases.
French Affairs.
PARIS, March 25.--Paul de Cassagnac
justifies his vote favoring the return Of
the Chambers to Paris on the ground
that the return will be deliberate act
Of suicide on the part of the Republic
Two thousand nine hundred spinnerS
and weaverS have sent a deputatiOn to
Paris To represent to the Government
their destitute condition in consequence
of the reduction OF wages, and, in some
cases, the complete stoppage of factO-
rics.
New Caole.
LONDON, March Pa submarine
cable will be laid to South Africa, con-
Meeting with the whole eastern system
of telegraph leading to India, China
and Australia.
Mexican News.
SAN FRANCISCO, March Pa San
Diego dispatch to the Union at Tucson,
to-day, SAYS: A letter dated Altar
Sonora, the 23rd inst. says the rcvolu-
tiOn seems To be at an end. Two cOur-
iers arrived to-day from Magdalina with
from Gen. Altimarime
directed to the municipal President OF
the Cucurpes, advising him OF the dis
banding OF forces under Martial, and the
peaceful recOgnitiOnS Of the SeTva Gov
ernment. Another courier arrived
late from Palma with communication
from Gen. Serna TO Gen. LeSargO, notify
ing him that on the following day he
(SernaJ would enter llermosillO with 600
nationals and 300 volunteer troops. The
federal forces aided Serna, which proves
that President Diaz favored Serna in the
revolution against the lawful govern
ment of SOnera.
English Grain Market.
LONDON, March 25.-Thc Mark Lane
ErpreSs SAYS the offerings of homegrown
wheat at Mark Lane have been mOder-
ate. Fine dry lots found buyers at last
weeks prices, but the increased strength
of trade recently reported has been with
maintained. Indeed, Tor a
moment the upward tendency OF prices
received decided check. In secondary
qualities there has been little or no bus
mess. The weeks importation OF for
eign wheat into London was again mod
crate, last Mondays list showing the ar
rival to be 5000 quarters, while the
subsequent supply mp to Friday
did not exceed 3, 900 quarters. The re-
quirements of the country have been
very light, as the mlllerS appear Tor
the present to be fairly stocked, or, at
any rate, unwilling To follow an advance
in the prices, last weeks improve
ment has been lost rs regards Ameri.
can varieties. The leading feature of
the present season is the very low
point to which maize has fallen, and,
in spite of the reduced prices, main
tanned. For the moment there has
been no sign OF a revived demand rs con-
is still far below the average,
Barley has been neglected. There has
been little inquiry either for mailing or
grinding. Oats have been depressed,
Notwithstanding the moderate supplies,
and concessions have been willingly
offered. The sales OF English wheat Tor
last week were 50,3il quarters at los.
Sd, against 81, ,l5l quarters at iSs. Hid.
in the corresponding period OF last
wear. The imports into the United
Kingdom for the week ending March
10Th were Sl4,667 cwts. of wheat and
Ii, ,607 cwts. of flour.