The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-17
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| LONDON january lb.--Mf. BlQtne6 dis
patches and the Guiteau trial still supply
English critics with topics Of occasional
comment. The Daily Nous, being chal-
lenged, maintains its startling assertion
that Mr. Blaine proposes to establish de-
spotism over both the Americas. The
Saturday Reriew in a Characteristic article
remarks that Mr., Blaine's claim to control
the canal embodies most serious menace
and the boldest defiance Of international
law. It taunts him with deyising meas
rres hostile to England both before md
after President Garfeld's death.
THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS.
The fint attempt Of the English pres to
collect the facts Of the outrages on the
Jews was made in The Pail Mall Gdfsits
last week, and has been followed by an
elaborate accOuntin the Times OF syste-
matte persecution throughouta large DOR.
ton Of Russia. Both accounts disclose In
tolerance and often connivance on the part
OF Russian authorities, and are eyoEine
general English indignation. The iewsin
England are working energeIically in ac-
cumulating information, and arc forming
o strong committee. They hope to induce
the Government to offer further diplomats
ic remonstrance; but some Liberal iour-
nails, while condemning Russian violence.
remind the Jews that their press, whieliis
nun erous and powerful throughout Eu-
rope, following Lord Beaconsfields lead,
unanimously defended the Turks when in.
tiicting far greater sutlerings on the Chris.
tans in Bulgaria and elsewhere.
DlsMARcE's had TEMpRR.
LONDON, January 16.-A Berlin CORES.
pondent writes as follows: There ure signs
of apparent unpleafantness between Bis
marck and the Crown Prince, Frederick
William. The Chancellor is in lad tenn.
per, and is by no means satisfied with the
reception the Emperor's rescript met with
in England.
PLAIN TALK PROM THE SULTAN.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, January I6-The Porte
has addressed note to the English and
French Governments declaring that the
recent action Of the two governments to-
wards Egypt is contrary to precedent, un-
called for and violation OF the sovereign
rights Of the Sultan.
LONDON, January 16.-The present state
OF the Egyption question excites uneasi-
ness here and on the continent. The Sui
tans defiant attitude towards England and
France excites apprehension that he Is
prompted by Germany or some other out-
side power, and that he may complicate
the question by assuming absolute control
over Egypt in defiance Of the French-Eng-
lish protectorate.
NEWS FROM THE JEANETTE AGAIN. iliI
ST. PErERsBURo, January 1G.-A dispatch
was received here yesterday announcing
that five more sailors belonging to the crew
Of the Jeanette had arrived at Irkutsk.
DANA AND DRAPER
Mr.. Richard II. Dana's unexpected death
is regretted by numerous friends in Eng
land, where he was well known and highly
respected, privately and publicly. The
press comments do justice to his UNIQUE
literary reputation, placing his "Two Years
before the Mast next to Robinson Cruz
soe," recalling and rcgretting the rejection
by the Senate, under malicious influences,
OF his nomination to the English Mission,
and recognizing his eminence as iurist
and writer on international law.
DR.. Diapers death elicits fresh recogni-
ton that his works are among the most
solid, enduring and admired American
contributions to the literature OF science.
OUR RELATIONS WITH CHILL
PANAMA, January s.-The latest news
from Peru is to the 18th ultimo. The
American Commissioners had left Lima for
Chill. The day they arrived at Callao there
was quito severe earthquake. A serious
misunderstanding between the United
States and Chill is thought probable.