The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-14
TRANSATLANTIC NEWS.
MATrERs OF MOMENT ABROAD,
American Institution, Defended by the 4Pall Nall
GsrsttS"-NanW Mentioned for The New
Prsneh CAbInSt-ChOlsrA On Tie In.
crease at H0sss-Irish ARaIrs,

French CAhiASt-CholsrA On The Ia
i crease At HSssS-Irish AHAIrs,
LONDON, November l2,-Dempsey, the
proprietor Of the Ulster Examiner and
Northern Star, Of Beliast consents to con-
test County Derry in the interests Of the
Parnellites in the coming Parliamentary
election.
The number OF applications to the Land
Court exceeds 25,OOO..
Parnell has written a member Of the
Wicklow hunt, inClosing a subscription,
and hopes hunting will not be stopped.
The Monaghan Land Commission rem
dered decisions in all pending cases, grant
ing in nearly every instance reduction Of
ten to twenty per cent in rent,
Hogan, President OF the Kilkenny Branch
OF the land League, has been arrested.
Six suspects have been removed from
Limerick Jail to Clonmel Jail.
The force OF constables guarding LINER
ick jail has been replaced by military
force,
One or more Of the regiments now re-
turning from Natal will proceed to Ireland
to relieve the marines.
At banquet tonight, Earl Spencer
Lord Presidents the Council, said: livery
Irish grievance will be redressed, we shall
extend to the Irish all privileges and liber-
ties that We possess, but we are ready to
shed our blood against the repeal Of the
Union."
DEFENSE or AMERICA,
LONDON, November l2,-The Pail Mall
GasetIe devotes leader to reiuting recent
article Of the 81, James Gq.elte, which dep.
recated the displays OF sympathy between
England and the United States, and made
vigorous attack on American institutions
and ideals Of life as tending to produce
dead level OF mediocrity.
The Pal Mall Gazette, In reply, points to
the fact that farmers rightly and necessarily
outnumber scholars In the new country as
a sufficient answerto the charge. II points
to historians such as Motley and Prescott,
poets such as LongfelOw and others; to
some OF the profoundest and most original
OF essayists, besides humorists and novel;
lists, who have obtained popularity here as
well as in their own country, all produced
within century in the new country, with
no capital In the European sense Of the
word, and where literary production Is
necessarily confined to a few places.
FRANCE
MABsElLLEs, November 1.-THE en-.
barkation Of troops from this port has re-
commenced
PARIS, November -Gambctta's jour
nal, lie Paris, says: Gambetta will be Pre-
mier without portfolio; Carrot, Minister
Of Justice; Waldeck Rousseau, Minister OF
the Interior; DeFreyCinet, Minister OF For
eign Affairs; Paul Bert, Minister OF Public
Instruction; Rouvier, Minister of Agricul.
ture and Commerce; and Cechery, Minister
Of Posts and Telegraphs Nothing has
been decided respecting Ministers OF War,
Marine and Finance. Leon Say will prob
ably not join the Cabinet. Spuler will be
Under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
The duel between Paul do Cassagnac and
Adrien Montebello, occasioned by an article
published In lie Pays, has taken place.
Montebcllo was slightly wounded.
GREAT DRIrAiN.
LONDON, November l2.-Thrce thousand
operatives OF the Staliordshirc potteries
are on strike,
The Economia says; Virginia funded
bonds have fallen six per cent because OF
the success Of the Readjustment party at
the late elections.
The TiHeS says: Despite official declara-
tions, 1t would be alfeCtation to deny that
the relations OF France and England have
lately not been quite as cordial as formerly.
The Times Is inclined 10 believe that the
new Cabinet will have favorable effect
on these relations, Gambetta Is not likely
to commit himself TO policy Of timid and
yacillating isolation.
LONDON, November 13-The Marquis OF
Salisbury, speaking ut Conservative ban
quet at Bristol lust evening, laid great
stress upon the right OF Irish landlords to
compensation. lie said 1t was well under
stood that the sub.commissions were an. |
pointed because Of their prepossesSions In |
favor OF governmental policy, and he as |
serted that they acted rather as executive |
agents than as judicial arbitrators. He OK.
pressed strong distrust Of the proposals to |
alter the rules OF debate In the House OF |
Commons, as the change would render
the minorities powerless.
Thomas Brassy, speaking at the Liberal
banquet upon the same occasion, said the
cordial relations between Great Britain and |
the United States formed most welcome |
addition TO Great Britain's naval strength;
that 1t was not the policy Of the United
States 10 maintain the conslderability OF
the navy In time OF peace, but they, said
he, are our most formidable rivals on the |
sea. He added that by what had happen
ed lately the good feeling between tho two |
countries had been Cemented forever.
SPAIN.
MADRID, November 12.-1n the Senate
to-day the Marquis OF Scoane announced an
Interpolation relative to exclusive control
OF the Panama Canal claimed by the
United States Government, and the atti-
tude Of Spain In relation thereto.
In tbs Chamber OF Deputies, Premier
Sagasta said he intended 10 observe the
principles Of the Constitution Of 1875, In.
tcrpfeted In liberal sense. II modlhca.
tions were necessary they would only be
made after the most careful consideration,
because Spain had to deplorc two calami.
ties, civil war and too frequent changes OF
Constitution.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Eovember 12.-The Pot says
The results Of the supplementary elections
for members OF the ReiChstag, up to the
present, demonstrate more and more that
II will be impossible for the Government,
even assisted by clericals, to pass the to-
bacco monopoly bill.
bismarck arrived this evening.
In the second ballots for members OF the
Reiclstag in two districts Of this city, Pro