The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-16
TUsISI4N ApPAIuS.
a DiVsrEepee ip statements ,COneernIng
The treaty.

LONDON, May 14-Ths TINES cores
pondsnt at Rome transmits a summary Of
the Franco.Tunisian Treaty, IS published
there. It presents remarkable disCTepan'
cies with Premier Ferry's statement in the
French Senate yesterday. 1t omita the
Bey's guarantee OF war indemnity, and
says the entire territory, including BIZ
erta, 10 to be evacuated as soon as the ex'
eGutiOn OF the treaty Is assured, except
some points on the mountains in krou.
mir Territory. II has the appearance OF
being cooked to slay the excitement,
which, from the tone OF the press, seems
to run high.
An Athens correspondent OF the Nan.
chEItsr Guardian says: "Ihe French Ad.
miral LETT Piraruse suddenly yesterday TO
cruise of Suds Bay, with OTden to inter-
cept any Turkish men'ot'war bound for
Tunis." -
ROME, May l4-The Italian govern.
ment, on learning the nature OF the Bsy's
Treaty with France, Immediately ordered
all their representatives, abroad to sound
the Governments tl which they are &C.
credited respecting the proprety Of con.
vening Europe,n Conference, to which
to submit the treaty. Prince Bismarck
PternIy refused to agrse to conference on
TnnistSn aHsirs. This Carroll Cabinet is
much excited, aud are regarded as being
again imperilled,
TuNs, May l5.-Ths Bey declines to
furnish foreign representatives with o
copy OF the treaty with France. 1t ls
stated that the French will occupy Gelet.
"a. Great disContent prevails, and some
OF the principal Moslems are preparing
to lodge protest with the Sultan,
RONR, May l5.-Ihe tone OF to.dRy's
newspapOrs bear witness to the profound
Impression the FranCc-TunisiAn treaty
has caused.
The Basa0lieV says: The CairollS Min.
istry erred solely through royalty and in.
tegFity. They could not have anticipated
the conclusion Of such treaty alter the
declarations Of France.
The PdpdlO ROmanoS says: Italy Is re.
signed, but she hopes the day il not far
distant when France may have to display
q Ike resignation.
The Rtomd, siguor Orispis organ suys:
The Ministry now assuming control will
have TO deal with painful state OF things
Italy must collect herself, and be pre-.
pared II she wishss to exist. We desire
peace, but with honor and security.
The DiritlO, SIgn0r De Preti's organ,
prints the news without comment.
THE TREATY SECURED ny MILITARY PRES.
sURs.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, May l5.-The Bey OF
Tunls telegraphsd the Porte, ThursdSy,
as follows; IA French General has
come to my palace with body Of cavalry,
and submitted treaty recognizing the
French protsCtorate TO me for gnatuie,
stating that he would not leave tue palace
without an snswer. Seeing was under
the pressure Of superior force, the
French army being near my residence, |
was Obliged Tor hOnOr's sake, and for the
prevention'of bloodshsd, 10 Bign II with
out examining or discussing 1t, but deClar
irg WAS constrained by force. Several
powers have replied to tho Pore's recent
circular to the effect that the sutan's su.
zsrsinty over Tunis was not clearly de.
fined In existing treaties. The Porte has
resolved to protest against the French
alb. SO OF power.
TuNIs, May l5.-Gen. Breard will retire
on Monday from the positions around
Bordo palace to Djsdidal. II is stated
that he will participate in further opera
tlons ag linst the Kroumiers. The French
have occupied BeDnenter,