The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-10
FROM OYER THE OCEAN
OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS,
rres'ashrs Ad'lrs" Falls Fiat -Gladsion, I. Latest
It'd FOR the Irish Iote-Iad case A,sip,t
W. General Wolstlty-Soeialist Esupttouy Ia
france-Blunder Of Arabix TRIAL #..."

france-R'ander Of fArAbi's Trial .I..
fARis, November 0.-Prcsiient Duclerc,
PRESIDENT OF Council, in opening the
Chambers to-day, said our relations with
lore'gn nations are very pleasant. Ger.
tain changes had occurred in Egypt in con.
sequence OF the occupation by the British
troops, but no permanent settlement OF
present complications would be made will.
out France having voice In IT,, Friendly
assurances in iac, have been received from
lhe government OF Great Britain upon this
subject. Tho French Ministry would,
without doubt, conduct tho Affairs with
prudence, fostering II spirit OF Cancellation.
oml u would not thwart the majority, Tho
linlslry were prepared to continue their
dnties. The Chamber received the spepch
Colby, miling to cheer even the mcst viz.
orous and effective partions, and al fines
there was m i'll suppressed sneer on lin,
part OF some members
Tho Extreme Left OF the French Cham.
Der have, after II meeting in which There
was = broad discussion o! tho subject, de.
cl"su l'.at at lhc ilrst opportunity to inter
peilate tho Ministry upon ilsgeneral politi-
cal policy. '''''
DrhLiS, November 0.-Thc Dublin Fia.
mans J9ur'al Bays: Premier Gladstone Ina
never before yesterday declared SO div.
llEctly and clearly his opinion OF Inc
Necessity Of llomo Rule or the extent IN
which it should be conceded. Il Is impos.
slD!c to exaeserate the significance Of his
attct!nces. Gladstone would not dnrc n
use the words he did unless thern was
some real meaning behind them. The
proposition that England will rrco,.niz,.
ilomc, Ruie was distinctly advanced onl
brought more clearly into the domain of
Of practical politics by Gladstone in his
speech The Irish Times, commenting on
li'e same point, says editorially, that Glad.
stone made \ remarkable anl emphatic
new bid for tho Irish vote ~ '''
LYONS, November 9.-The Socialists held
meeting last night ut which Madam,
l1Ml Minck presided. The reporters OF llle
daily prcss, who had front seats and wrr.
lhtendlneto furnish full reports, were cx-
PEELED by the members OF lbp secret or.
sanlzation, and the police, in attemnlinp 10
Interfere 10 prevent trouble, were neI1eI
with mud and hustled about nmij cr;ns nj
"Long live the Social revolution" Ai,cr
lle speeches were ended the meeting broke
up in great disorder.
DUBLIN, November 9.-Richarl Lalor.
the Home Ruse member OF Commons from
Queens county, Ireland has announced lis
resignation.
II IS reported that the Under Secretary.
ship OF ireland has been offered 10 O'Con.
nor Don. "
The frcmG's Journal, in an article pro-
testing against comforting the free,lo,n of
Dublin on General Wolseley on his return
10 this city, asserts that Wolseley. when
abont 70 Start for Egypt, declared that thr
only alloy to his pleasure over tile prospect
g! his expedition WAS the fear That tllc
IRISH people might take advantage OF l,is
absence to rise, and he would not be there
TO suppress them. During the pendencv
OF The discussion on the Coercion bill. loo.
says the journal, he expressed the lou.
that il the Irish should revolt ho miullt he
sent TO Ireland 10 suppress them and tcarh
them what war meant.
LONDON, November 9.-Thc Queen will
review the Indian troops nj Windsor Castle
ahd decorate some chosen men oi the force
los conspicuous bravery i'll the Egyptian
war.
A dispatch TO the Times from Cairo, says
mat the Egyptian authorities arrested u
servant, who was sent by some OF The
ehes prisoners TO the English counsel who
are aching for .Anbi and his fellows. Sir
Edward Malct, Consul General at Cairo.
lhcrenpon demanded that he DO released.
AfaDi IN prison ia Il greater curse TO tle
people OF this country than Arab free.
me colossal blnnder Of this trial OF Arhi
% now universally admitted.
LaSnoN, November 9.-Captain Hpntop
who was sent 10 Alexandria by the Envl;.h
Government 10 inquire into the mnrler of
Professor PalMer, Lieutenant Chnrr;np,on
and Captain Gill, believes thc-prcsenst sy;-
deuce Wntrustworlhv. -
at the Lord Mayors banquet, Gladstone.
u replying to the toast, "lo her NIaiesty's
Ministers" referred with satisfaction to he
difference between to-day and two Years
aso, III regard TO State affairs in the south
ana ea$s Of Europe. He said the Govern
"eni bad great difficulties to content
with in Ireland, but he relied more
confidently upon measure ol
justice they had introduced than
upon any stringent powers placed in
their hands by parliament. lie wus plnI
to say that during the past year The sky hn1
cleared and many difficulties disanneornJ
Commerce and tlode were improving and
crime had decreased to II very great ex-
tent; referring to Egypt he said he could
not Did out the hope that war would in
IN the intnre be unnecessary, as England
had interests which constantly brought
q, iicr N collision with opposing interests,
ne looked forward to the present Irish
legislation as Il firm and enduring
foundation OF greater harmony betweem
different orders Of Society and social order.
Some VINO had been betrayed or seduced
INTO iit doctrines OF sllesllity had arrived nj
the conviction they had not TO regard Eny-
lan!t Otherwise than friendly and sistcriv
nation. They had come to tho bolicf TINT
every just and legitimate endcayor TO
amend the law was 10 bo found the hest
specific for whatever will be vet REQUIRED 10
wants Of Ireland. iIerceor)ed his
lhoNaihlncss at the remarkable. ach;cve.
men,s OF the British arms in E.yp,, whicI, .
ne believes would be memorable in history
The larscncss OF tho emp:r. and iAe mn.
certainty OF human affairs exposed tho
cH"ntry1 TO great anxietiaa. They hnI
taken loo much, as q great nation, .upon
their hands 10 expect 10 lead very INN.
null ito, In conclusion, he said Lc re
'9i"ed sangninc confidence that EnolauTs
glory was not transient, but would Lolj i,a
pace from generation to generation,
BElnNANE, November I'll is rumorcd
INT &lng Charles, OF Roumania, threatens
10 abdicnlc. n '''s'''''A'' '''''"N
al New Or!c:,ux without GINS.
: NEW oEI,tASs. November 0.-The Gas
JOmNaDv hnS turnnd nf tho go, :; al, Al