The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-04
FRESH FOREIGN FACTS,
LATEST news by THE CABLE.
france objects to Eugland's Policy Ia Es,pt,
, \ Ru"lan View Of the object Of Treat
NF'ta's-Tle Aaasraih Agitation Ia
Frsncs-Troables II Soudou.

LONDON, November ga minority Of
the French Cabinet objcc,ing to the En-.
gllsh scheme Of substitute for the Joint
control IN Egypt, aud threatening to bring
on II Cabinet crisis II the scheme should 10
adopted, the Government has IT elected II.
The British Government has now decided
to modify tho scheme without changing
lis principle, which is 10 give England tho
supremacy In tile management of tho
finances Of Esyptand thereby supremacy
IN the management OF the Government. II
is expected that Lord Dntlerin, Minister to
Turkey, who has just left Coustan,inoplo
for Cairo, will succeed in preparing the way
in Egypt for the adoption OF the proposed
scheme by the Cablne. Of the khetliye.
Apr,opos OF the pending negotiations with
regard to Egypt IL dispatch from St. Peters.
burg reports the Golos OF that city as sayinr
that the Indications are the Mediterranean
Is TO become an Anelo.French lake and
Egypt MI English colony. 1t saws njro
that France designs to make Tuuis n
French colony and assume supreme u,I.
thority In North Africa. 5r a.
One arrest has been made in Paris on
account OF the anarchist demonstration.
there. So far the malccontents have done
nothin. but talk, and it is 80 wild TINT It il
y cure for its own folly. The lessons in
sseltcorernment taught by tho Republic
have served 10 keep quiet the public mind
aEd allay the fears OF uprisings wtticl, were
once the terror OF the capital. The anarch.
lists are composed Of the lowest class, who
are without leaders Of Intelligence or in.
tluence, and their demonstrations so.callcl
are little moro than the noisy. talk of tho
wine shops.
The strikes in the Fauburg Saint Antoine
ot Paris, which II few days ngo threatened
to make trouble, are practically ended.
Tho lnrniture and other manufacturers
have agreed upon 4 coucliatory policy,
and mutual concessions have been made
10 proprietors and employers, and most OF
the workmen have returned to the shops.
The sgltatlon continues among the oper,.
tIves OF Bellevil!c suburb, and active inter.
ference on the part Of tic police las become
necessary. though there is no open vic.
lencc. r.. [#.I .n=a''I
a Berlin dispatch announces that lley-
bert Bismarck, son Of the Chancellor, has
been appointed Councillor to the German
Embassy in l.oudon. g .T1'. u = =
1t IS Officially announced that the Bey OF
Iunls Will visit Paris us soon as prepara-
lions Tor his journey can be completed, lie
WI! probably spend the greater part OF the
winter in France His visit is not under.
stood to have any political influence.
The entire Irish party did not vote
against Gibson's twothirhs amendment TO
the Closure bill at last nights division ma
indicated by first reports, nor did ali tho
members Of the Liberal party vote with
The government. There were three. lrish
Home Rulers and fifteen Liberals among
the 23smembcrs who followed the aiuority
leader into the opposition lobby.
Iapal organs say the report that the Em-
peror OF Austriawill not visit King lIumbert
at Rome, for fear the motives of tne visit
might be misunderstood ut the Vatican.
have no reasonable foundation. n Dirtiio
takes the pains to say that Francis Joseph
would be gladly welcomed ut the capitol.
and II cordial reception would be ten1prpI
him by people Of every class.
'ePoiteu tHAt tlle eX-EmpreSS Ell.
genie has made n will, which leaves ali her
property to Prince Victor Napoleon, 10
whom may fall the inheritance of the Na-
poleonic succession in France. The estate
OF the Emprets is Of immense value.
Reports OF the German customs lust pu}.
lished show an immense increase in the
quantity and value Of expor, OF home pro.
dnctlons 10 American ports.
CAIRO, November 3.-In consequence of
the vasuencs: Of telegrams received from
Egyptian sources respecting tho military
operations around Soudan,' three officers
OF The British army have been DISPATCHED
TO The scenes. OF the conflict with ins,rl,c-
tlons 10 report, fully acc,lrntcly and ran.
inl!y and the military situation and pros.
pecls, and inspect the road 10 Suakin and
i\hartown, also 10 report as to the possi.
blthy OF placing The fortress at Khartown
III u stale OF defense in case OF necessity.
LONDON. November IA yacht founder.
cd oil Calais, English Channel, and all on
poard, SIX persons, were drowned.
In the House Of Commons, to day.
debate Oh the closure WIS resumed. ST.
William Vernon llatcourt, Liberal, moved
as an amendment to the pending measure.
that It should require five.eighihs OF the
members present on any occasion 10 hui
the closure in opention. Gladstone OH.
]ected 10 this amendment. As it was
substantially the same rs that for Two.
thirds majority, whiclthe House had voted
down, 1t WAS open to the same objections
ns the previous amendment, and was but
little less Objectionable. ~ -
Sexton made Il speech, the purport OF
which was, that the Irish party pinned
Their Mith neither to the Government nor
to the opposition. They had declined 10
place the power in the hands OF the Con-
seryative leader by making it necessary to
get his assent for the operation OF closure.
On llarcourts amendment the vote stood,
nays: LAG; yeas, 20. ~