The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-10
FRESH FOREIGN FACTS
CLEANED FROM cAsLE DISPATCHES
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LONDON, January 0.-A Berlin cores
pondent says he hears from trustworthy
sources that Emperor Williams rescript 10
the Prussian Ministry is only thOfrst step to-
wards protecting the government from be
coming mere instrument parliamentary
maiorities.
arnE oARFIELD."
BRLEAsr, January 9.-The largest steam
sailing ship aaoat, registering 2,22o tons,
has just been launched for Ismay, Imrie (
Co., managers Of the White Star llne, It's
named "The Garfield" and will be em.
ployed in the Australian and Californian
trades.
RICHARD II. DANA's FUNERAL.
RoME, January 0.-Funeral services over
the remains Of the late Richard II. Dana
took place in the American Church on Via
NaZiOnale yesterday The Secretaries Of
the American and British EMBASSIES were
among the pail bearers. The church was
crowded with people, oil Of whom were
dressed in mourning. The remains were
buried in the Protestant cemetery.
The cause OF Mr.. Dana's death was in
tammation OF the lungs, alter an illness Of
only a few days, the result Of cold caught
during visit to the Basilica OF st. Paui's,
At irst Mr.. Dana considered his cold as
slight, and gave no heed to it, and It was
only when symptoms Of congestion set in,
and rapidly developed, that he became
alarmed He was conscious until near his
final end. His wife and daughters were
with him 10 the last.
GERMANY.
PARIS, January GA dispatch 10 La
France says that the Emperor William has
decided to proclaim the Crown Prince
Frederick William Regent on the 22d OF
March next, on the occasion Of the formers
eighty-tifth birthday.
CRITICAL SITUATION IN EGYrr.
ALEXANDRIA, January 0.-Serious com.
plicatiOns have arisen between the Cham.
bes and European Controllers, General
over financial measures Cherif Pasha,
Prime Minister, is supported by the army,
and another demonstration is probable.
The situation is critical.
LONDON, January "a collective note
sent the KhediVe ofEgypt, states that Eng
land and France consider the maintenance
OF the Khedive's authority the only pos
sible guarantee for the maintenance Of
order and the edevelopement and Prosperity
oil the country, that the two governnie eats
are closely associated in the determination
to ward off, by their united efEnrts NIL
causes OF internal and external complica-
tions which might menace the rtli 40 ,ney
have established in Egypt, and they do not
doubt that this publicly expressed assur-
ance will contribute to prevent dai ge-s
which might threaten the Khedive's gov
ernment, and which England and France
would certainly unite to force.
IRISH AFFAIRS.
CoRK, January "a large force of po-
lice and military proceeded to Mill street,
lastevening, II is supposed to make arrests
on large scale, Several persons already
have been arrested, causing great excite
ment 1t is said that the authorities are
acting on the Information obtained from
Cornell, recently arrested for having arms
in the prescribed district, who has turned
informer.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE,
LONDON, January 0.-The Mark Lane
Express in review Of the week says
Young wheat looks exceedingly well. In
most provincial markets sound dry sam
pies OF grain advanced Is per quarter, and
in some instances 2s Damp sorts were diff
fcult to sell. Oats was unchanged. For
eign breadstufIs closed easier and the gem
eral position OF trade was undoubtedly Ia
vorablet to buyers. The London market,
the latter part Of the week, was rather more
liberally supplied wife flour Of 20,470 sacks
and sol barrels 10 hand on Friday. Five
sixths were from the United States. Trade
was quiet and steady.
Maize maintains It's firmness on account
Of its scarcity on spot. Fine foreignIb4 4rlcys
higher Grinding sorts unchanged. Oats on
Friday 3deheaper. There were tea fresh cur
goes OF wheat off the coast, besides six car
goes remaining from the previous week;
nine sales reported and five cargOes with.
drawn. Sales OF English wheat during the
week, S4,020 quarters at AS Cd per quar-.
ter, against % ,207 quarters ut 43s I'd per
quarter during the same week last year.