The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-09
FOREIGN NOrrs.

LONDON, November s.--The 7tltrajh
I says: Eng|'shmen can hardly conten, late
lwth eqnauimity the probability thai the
next President OF the United States iii be
Democrat, rs Il Is doubtful whether the
changes the Democrats are certain 10 In.
sroduce In the American tariff will be Of
advantage to England; and It Is also worthy
OF recollection Of tho Democratic par,y,bat
1t was always deeply dyed III .an.sgoaiem
10 England; STILL, whether the elections
resulted ~ Democratic or Republican Vic.
Tory, Englishmen may heartily wisl, ,l,er
kinsmen deliverance from machine noli.
aes, which are fraaght with menace to tho
best interests Of America. \, J.,s,.,.,.'','E,
OAlEo, November S.-I.orl Dutltrjn md
aMe khedive Ind long interview tO.duy,
me guns OF the citadel fired a salnte In
honor of'he Eag|ish Ambm idor. The
governor ol Soudan has telegrapl,e, the
hhedivc, denying that khartoun Is In i'm.
mlnent danger. The battle between The
oiack troops and False Prophet was mot
desperate tho former lest ], 900 * lied.
whit. the troops Of the latter. suffered still
more severely. The, black troops were nj
ahnhiiated as stated in ii special dispatch,
but rallied and reached Bara. The Gov.
ernor says he is able to hold Ehae,ou,n
until reinforced. The traders repori that
obeid and Bara, which we're besleped by
TIC False Prophet have been relieved. h
Tie Egyptian Minister OF the Interior
Inns warned officials against giving ar,y in.
formation TO the foreign naive press I'M.
uer the penalty Of dismissal from The ser.
vice Of the klIediyc. and II the country IL
to be assessed agninst anv ono Violating
THIS order tho. Government Ia determippI
70 maintain secrecy rs to It's officials ucts Il
possible. 5.''tr. - 3S 25|IilI4f0"~li%'
LONDON, November S.-The contingent
ol troops lrom East. India arrived nj Ports.
mouth from Egypt today. They present.
ed fine appearance and were loudly
cneered by large concourse OF spectators.
vito had assembled 10 see this unw0nieI
sight. the troops were evidently ns mncl,
pleased and entertained rs the crowd.
PARIS, November S.-The papers say that
Duclerc, in the eopening Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, will udyocate peaceful Iomrstic
and foreign policy, und The avoidance If
offending other Powers by n seeming desire
for, conquest, anl Il mutual concil;a,ion
aMong the various French political PARTIES.
LYONS, November S.-The Anurchists of
'nls city, whose recent outbreak seriously,
alarmed Europe and caused measures OF
precaution i'll all Tho chief cities Of Fmuce, !,
liave received Il rebuke in the form OF Il
notice from headquarters and Of a,lyirs
from their brethren elsewhere, thut their
demonstration, %as inopporinne. They
nave accordingly postponed operations for
the present. ~ lnIa ,l'jT"'IN>| ~
loSDoS, November S.-Another terrible
hurricane occurred at AIanila doing heavy
oian,''se u to vessels aud houses, but 10 ships
BERLIN, November S.2Iie Gtrmauia
has an editorial article confirming the re.
port that Prince Bismarck interposcd Ills
Trrmonstrancc AGAINST the Cabinet Of tho
Italian Government interfering in the
management OF matters relating to the
r.apalrssidence, which subject is duly con-
sidered, and expressly provided for ty the
guarantee OF the laws OF the Empire. ',n'