The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-26
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| hof Lot " Aot HAPPY VAts
PARH, July 26.-The movement Of troop
through MArssillss still continues steadily
from all pAra Of Francs, Tan thouSanC
soldiers have arrived In the pas
eight tO-day's. The GaItts de Franc
Of Paris, 9 lesltmiSt organ, &C
suses the Government Of dsslring to gsI
the general elections over with % ~ to be
able to send one hundred thousand men
to Africa in the autumn to lomsnt war in
ThpOli. The Dir MsIpienis Siselt, which d
hAbituAlly an ardent supporter Of the
Government, bsgs the Ministers to pluse
and consider the damaging effects Of their
decision on public opinion II their In.
tention 10 hurry on the elections ID pOrse.
yered In. II Gays the people may be
brought 70 believe the croaklng Of the
GGEets d France.
The news from Tunis and Algeria is
very conflicting. Some reports represents
quiet retuTning,a and Others speak OF new
outbreak, actual OF intended.
The arrival Of Carroll, ex.ItaliAn Prem.
Ter, at Risssngsn, to meet Bismarck, has
awakened speculations, and rumor In 70.
gard to . posaible reliance between Ger.
many, Austria and Italy.
LONDON, July PA dispatch from
Tunis says; Reintorcements, numbering
1900 men, from France, arrived at Goisf.
II and were conveyed TO the nelRhboF.
hood Of sfax. seVenty.four Arab prison.
ers from SlAx have been started for
Toulon.
MApAp, July 25-In spite Of the full
appreciation Of the friendltnSaS France 40.
aumes In regard TO the 0ran affair, Spain
will be constrained to make further i'm.
poftant representation on the subject.
A correspondent at Rome says: In
spite Of the comments OF the Italian min
isterial prsSS, there are persistent rumors
In well'intormed circles that there 10 an
understanding between England and Italy. |
LONDON, July 6.-A telegram from Mas. |
cara states that Chief Bon Amena sent In |
two guns and Q horse In token Of suhmiS. |
slou, 4 telegram from AlRiers states that
Bon AmenA's prestige 10 falling Of and the |
natives assert that after the incuHsion into |
Morocco he will return home.
The Paris correspondent Of the Tia4S,
In discussing the probable hastening OF
the general elections for deputies, says by
Fastening the elections the government
fulhlls the twotold object Of giving any
possible untoWArd events 10 Africa little
ume to occur to hs made capital d by Ito
adVeTRsTles, and Of obtaining OF an early
date newly elected Chamber, In condi.
ton TO pursue the long delayed policy
without exposure to the agitation and I'M.
certainties Of an approaching election.
LONDON, July Is in the Commons 10.
day, Nh Gladstone asked Lord Randolph
Churchill not 10 press the question In 70.
gard to bis motion on the 'FupIa affair.", ~
communications were now proceeding
with France, and tue papers would be Al.
most Immediately presented to the Com.
mons.
The French clerical and lsgihmist %.
pers bitterly attack General Fare, Minis.
ter ot War, on account Of the severe pun.
lshment iLAiCtEl on the military students
At SAint CyrsnO, In compelling them 10
serve i've years 90 second claPs soldiers
Tor attending mass on Count dc Cham.
bord'a birthday. The Republican papera
defend General Fare, and urge that similar
measures be taken against the Legitimist
'thcers Of high rank who habituGlly VIC.
ate the War Offices instructions.
The French Deputies invalidAtsd the
Election Of Emile 0lleo % 0 member on
account OF bribery.