The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-06
DERBY'S DEDUCTIONS.
PRECEDENT FOR ENaLAND's POLICY
Towards IrslAnd-rhs Agitation Orths Land Qu,s.
tlOn Compared to the Secession Movement in
AnSrisA-C Complications Ia BsstOWinE
the Freedom OF Dablln city.


LONDON January 6.-Tho Earl Of Der.
by, last night at banquet Of the Liver.
pool Reform Club, announced himself as
thorough Liberal Hehoped there would
be no further attempt to prevent Brad.
laugh from taking the parliamentary oath.
Discussing thee question OF Home Rule In
ireland, the Earl said, America is not
= despotic or reactionary country, but we
know how she dealt with secession, and
We see how soon and how thoroughly the
traces OF sanguinary conflict disappeared.
do not see why We should show less DC.
termination or have less good fortune,
INTERFERENCE IN EGYPTIAN Affairs.
The Times says: The people Of England
would view with serious apprehension fur.
ther Interference in the internal affairs OF
Egypt. The idea OF joint anglo French
military Intervention would excite the
gravest misgiVings aud would only be on.
tertained in any case with the utmost re-
luctanCe. The premature landing OF for
eign troops would, in the present condi-
ton OF Egypt, be the beginning OF disturb.
ance.
The Standdrdsays: England and France,
after the accession OF Gambetta TO office as
president OF Council and Minister OF For.
eign Affairs, sert noteto the Khediye. In
the sense OF tho recently published dis
patch Of Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary,
this fact is probably the origin OF tho re.
cent reports regarding the Anglo. French
intervention in the affairs OF Egypt.
WARSAW REPORTED TO HE tx PLANES.
LONDON, January ga correspondent
at Vienna says rumor was current in Cra-
crow that Warsaw was in flames. He adds
that travellers from the Russian frontier
have brought the same report to Vienna.
A dispatch from Berlin mentions that It
is rumored that the Nihilists have ordered
large quantity OF dynamite at Hamburg.
lost ITS VALUE.
LONDON, January o. Regarding the man
damus to be applied form Court Of Queens
Bench to quash the resolution comforting
the freedom Of the city on Dillon and Par
nell, a Dublin correspondent to the Tines
says II the points sbAll be established by
the Queens Bench that no one who is not
Burgess can, under the existing clause Of
the corporation act, receive the freedom OF
the city, It would yitiate all the votes Of
such freedom which has been passed. If
anybody chooSes to press it thus the names
OF Gladstone and General Grant would be
erased from the roll. Bnt tits questionable
whether they would regret being deprived
Of the distinction, which has already lost
much Of Its value an alloy OF tlissuilection
and disloyallyt added to it by the recent
proceedings.
CARDINAL JACoBINI's QUERY.
ROME, January ga very startling and
significant movement has been made by
Cardinal Ludovico Jacobini, the Pontili..
cial Secretary OF State. He has addressed
note to all the Powers which now
have their representatives at the Vatican,
asking them what steps they would take II
the Pope was compelled to leave Rome.
These powers are Austria, Belgium, France,
Brazil and nearyall the other South Amer.
lean States. The same question has also
been asked in more indirect manner OF
the German and English representatives.
The Cardinal asks whether the rel re,enta-
tiyes Of the Catholic powers would
follow the Pope il he was
compelled TO leave Rome, and
whether they would undertake to giaran-
tee the safety Of the Pope's churches and
palaces after his departure. Cardinal
Jacobini is known to be one OF tho most
adroit diplomats now living. He enioys
the entire confidence Of the Pope, and this
sudden action on his part is unquestion-
ably taken with the full concurrence Of His
Holiness. The great question that is agi-
tating political circles to-day is: "WGat
does 1t mean 2" 1t is admitted on all sides
that the Cardinals note is reply to the
New Year speech Of King HumbeTt. It's
in Liberal circles construed us threat to
constrain the government to take measures
to suppress the revolutionary party. 1t is
thought, also that the threat will be ain.
cacious. (
MINISTER MoRToN's BANQUET.
PARIS, January 5.-United States Minis
ter Mortons banquet to the French Minis
try was given to-day. Gambetta and col
leagues were present, except the Ministers
Of Public Works, War and Justice. There
we're also present. .Spuclers, under Fofcign
Secretary; General Piltie, Chief OF tho
Presidents Military Household; Mollard,
Of the foreign Office Of Prefect Of Police, the
Governor OF Paris, Baron De Cowel, of
Foreign Office, and Consul General Walker
and staff, Of the American legation.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, January 5-Emperor William
received more than thousand congratula-
tory kilograms on New Years, some being
from America.
Provisions for the naturalization treaty
with America has formally been extended
all over Germany.