The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-09
GENERAL FonEIGN NEMa.

LONDON, December ga Dublin corr
respondent Of the TImeS says; Although
Egan, In a telegram received to-day, boasts
that the retusals 10 lay rent anloln 10
El0,00000O, there Is reason 10 believe hat
II the landlords exhibit courage they will
compel the dishonest tenants to pay.
LONDON PRESS on THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Daily Nsps In leading article says
The European Powers have no dpsireto
meddle with affairs oil the American cont.
nent but II Is very remote from meddling
for the Powers TO agree together that II the
Panama canal is completed war ships shall
90 through II In time OF war, and that IL
shall never be closed by any hostile fleet
against u peaceful cargo, and which, lis
hoped, will find their way from Europeto
the western shores OF the American CONT
nent and 10 our own Australian colonies
by that route
The Tiutt, In an editorial commenting
upon the message Of President Arthur,
says The languishipg condition Of the
American mercantile marine Is undoubted-
y due 10 the indirect effect Of protection,
but President Arthur only sees In II q real
son for lamenting that this brunch Of en-
terprisc also has not been protected, and
for suggesting that the omission be repair
ed. It is difficult 10 see how protection
can be applied 10 the carrying trade, except
In the shape Of bounties, which will have
the advantage, as protcctionists may think,
Of handicapping the foreigner and absorb
Ing some part Of the surplus revenue.
GERMANY. t'
BERLIN, December Sat Yesterdays
sitting Of the Reisclstag in commltteeof
the whole on the bill for the incorporation
Of Hamburg, In the Zollverein, Minister Of
Finance BittGrs stated that The North Ger
man Gazette would publ lsll an article giving
Windhorst satisfaction for accusing
him Of having raised the question Ia tho
committee whether England and Russia
would not oppose the incorporation, and
insinuating that lie had been the mouth.
piece oi the foreign agents In the matter.
Bismarck expressed surprise Of the mt M
bers Of the parly Uf the Centre remaining
away from bis soirse, and said lie had not
even read the eartiCle in the North German
Gazette.
Bitters speech produced considerable
surprise In lie Reichstag, particularly as
the North German GusStte was considered 10
have ienewed the Gh OK on Windl orst, h Z
II merely explained In It's previous issue
that II omitted 10 commence In new
paragraph 80 as TO separate the opinions Of
The journal from the report Of the proceed.
ings.
The Conservatives openly avow that
they are painfully affected by this incident,
and u Is generally anticipated that there
will be another split between the Ministry
and Centre party, as Bismarck Is believed
10 De irritated against the Centre on ic.
count Of tho rejection Of his bill for The
establishment All economic council. Va
RIOTS factions Of the Left will combine and
introduce bill for insurance against aeci.
DENTS 1t will provide for compulsory Ia.
surance by wOrkinen, and will be In other
respects modelled on the former bill In
troduced by The Government.
INTERPRETATION or KiNo CHARLES SPEECH.
vtESNA, December S.-Count Kainoky
las had All interview with Bipmafck. The
Roumahian Minister has assured Won Kali
noky, al the head Of tho foreign office, that
the Rouinahiah Government greatly re-
gretted the Interpretation given King
Chrales' speech at the opening Of the Rotis
nlanIan Government. He protiefed salts
factory explanations Of certain passages.
IRISH ourRA0Es.
DUBLIN, December ga circular has
been Issued authorizing the Constables IA
ala q la HN. IL -