The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-11
THECLoUDS BREAKING.
sELLlaERANT SPIRITS COOLING orr
A'd P','. Ons. Aon Lll.lI to R,lsa a. w.s.r.
The T'A'lsA Between .Au,trIA aad Ra..ls
SuIsldIu7-LrralEau,ntOfHAsLs.n Or
High Trs.ssu-DhAs.sr a. SEA.

LONDON, March TO- A Times dispatch
from st. Petersburg says The Minister q
War told skobelefF that he was recalled ior
breach Of discipline in creating disturb.
auee and excitement abroad. It Is report.
edthat Gen. Ignahef told Gen. skobeleff
that the Car had nothing particular to saw
to him.
A dispatch from New York to the Lon
don Standard says "The reports Of he jm.
pending European war telegaphed hence
are affecting the American MARKET
There Is nothing known here to instifv
such reports Gen. skobeleTs speeeb
caused uueasiness by directing attention 10
the points Of difference existing betvesn
the Austrian and Russian policies anal fbis
gives occasion for the various and some.
what sensational telegrams from tire CONT.
mental capitals and the East. Snch. as ior
example, as the report in the TimsS yeStsr-
DAY, concerning the apprehensions II War
telt by the palace party at ConstantinbnIe.i
but there are no new facts deyeloDei sinea
the speech Of Gen. Skobelef pertaining 4,
the likelihood Of disturbances. on tbes
contrary, there are signs Of subsidetee ri
the tension to which the speech gave rise.
rHEwAR CLOUD BREGkrNo Away.
One Of these is the impending appoint.
ment ot an Austrian Ambassador in place
oi Count kalnoky at st. Petersburg. and
another Is the announcement that thc
Russian Grand Duke Vladimir will shortly
pass through Vienna, coupled with some
official denial by Austria that he 4 en-
trusted with any missive, because, consid.
ering the unclouded relations between
Austria and Russia, none such Is required
The prompt and cordial recognition Of ihe
Seryian kingdom by Austria Z considered
to show that the Austrians have satisiae.
tory assurances that King Milan Is NOT in
clined TO favor the PanslRvist intrigue. The
principal danger OF complications between
Russia and Austria, as explained by
". X" IN recent letter from Moscow.
would arise from Austria becoming eni.
orolled with Montenegro and Seryia' The
possibility OF such an embodiment Il be-
coming less, as, Notwithstanding tba
conflict OF accounts, the Austriaus appear
70 be gettingthe better Of the insurrection
by system Of combined movements. The
taking OF Ubli is one Of these; by means 81
which the troops starting respectively fron,
Eastel, MoTa and Cattaro, are hemmine m
Crivascians cutting them Off ON one SIDE
IRON the Montenegrin frontier and ON the
other from Herzegovina.
THE QrERS'sAssAILASf.
WINDSOR, March lo.-MacLeap. the
Queens assailant, has been copomittsd far
trial on the charge Of high treason.
MaRI naN nm batos,
would reserve defense. He declined to
cross examine the witnesses. His interests
were watched by asolicitor. The evidence
was merely a repetition Of what is already
known: Concerning his attempt on the
iiie OF the Queen, it Overwhelmingly con-
hrms the statement that the pistol was
sutncienuy elevated when he fred for the
ball to have struck Her Majesty.
PREVIOUS to the committal Of MacLean
the Treasury Solicitor stated that he Z
prl,'a tdc1< sane, and that the magistrate
mad no authority to enquire into the state
oi his mind. It appears highly improba-
bic that the charge Of high treason Is ad-
Vanced with view OF causing death PEN
atty. MacLean laughed several times at
the evidence given by the Eton college
students.
DISASTER AT SEA.
LONDON, March 1o.-The captain Of the
ounard steamer Cutaloma, at LiyerpOolfor
New York, reports that when of Point
Lynos on the outward passage, his vessel
came in collision with an unknown brig
antine during dense fog, and he believes
the latter sunk with all on board.
WHAT DOES NE NEAS, ANYHOW?
LONDON, March 1O.-A Berlin dispateh
says Gen. Skobeleff delivered an address
to a number Of Russian officers, stating tbat
the best Russian is the Car. Europe
knows he said what he thought on tie
slavonic question. His recall was only q
humiliation proceeding from man Who
with blood and iron had founded the EN-.
pire which must be destroyed by Russian