The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-21
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DANGERS OF THE ARCTIC REGION.
Ships oftha Datsh aad D.al.h Expeditions II Peril.
e. Positions ia The stAor Kira- -R.orsapl...
Is tloa ottAs Army Ia Egypt -Bilsr Pa.hs's WI
lo Plaa-Rssslt Of Elections II Q,russy. S'7Ni

A""Ao"i Vctope1 -V.-fIOnl Tie report
made by the commander Of the steamer
Louise, a trading vessel, which endeavorcd
to reach tho mouth Of the Yenisel river In
company with. the Dutch Arctic iIssp expedition
ship varna, i is considered that both thlci
Varna and a vessel Of the Danish Arctic
expedition, are in a. dangerou, position is
they were both beset by ice rin the Kar,
sea, about eirhty,miles from the continent.
The Louise endeavored, 10 assist them /,
during two days, but fcaring 10 be ulli.
hately besct In u similar -mnuner she ef.
iected her escape September 9d. Tho
commander says II the vessels aro NOT by
his time free they will have to pass tle /.
winterin the moving pack.gg4:f ytj no ,,,;',
hDuniis, October 2O.-rarnell has Issued /
awhip to his supporters, inviting them 10
meet In the conference room, of Commons
previous to the .reassembling soi. Patlia.
nlent, when business Of great importance
including the imprisonment Of J ODwyer
Gray will be discussed. Tlt Atll r;iIt8 ,,',,S',
Pans, October 20.--A dispatch from
Mont Cead Les Mines reports ihat yiotous
miners madean unsuccessful attempt Thus.
5ay ~, to Q, !, blow up the priests house will,
LONDON, October 2o.-The Horse ;Tnnan,ya ;Tn
who have returned from Eyynt. 9mamhrl
through London today, =takiny uncxpee,.
edly the route by waylot 1slington. The
weather was fine and tho reception alonvj
the whole route, over SIX miles long, was
enthusiastic to y remarkable extent. On
The arrival at Albany barracks in london j
they were received by StlieI Prince and
Princess oftWales. Tho Life. Guards met
with no less hearty greeting at Windsor T.
\ ALEXANDRIA, 0ctober20-Gen. Wc;sslov'
has arrived from Cairo and reviewed M
troops. -TZ-s5i7 -;.=Tr5S W." '''e
CAIno, October oO.-The Comet, of Min.
listers has adopted the preliminary. schema
of Baker pasha for tho ,reorcanixa,;nn NJ
the Egyptian army. Baker TMsha recon. y.
nends mat the field officers Of eacl. regi-.'
,nlent, battalion, battery, etc, be one.half
ntltlsh anu one.hall Egyptian, and that the
9ther officers, from the rank iof Captain
downward, bese!ected from, the Egyptians.
A.loanians9nd Others, .alfeadyiu' tie service
The staff will consist Of an ieqhal number
ot British aud Egyptians. The lexpense Of
me army will gbe E3eS, 900 yearly. Il The
gendarmerie will be otlicered by Egyptians.
put viii llayetwo British inspectors, Baker
l4sla considers that one Of the PRINCIPAL
advantages Of his scheme will be a healthy
emulation between the regiments com.
manded by the British officers and ,Lose
commanded BY native officers. The amy
will number II 900 men. ',iSl;1'tE
BERLIN, October 2O.--ln all great, towns
where the Catholics do not pJeIom;nate
the elections resulted III favor Of the,
Liberals: The! Liberals guin'3O votes in tha
dlstllct from the Conservatives. Inlseyeral
new districts IN the vicinity Of Berlin and
rotsdam the CONSERVATIVES have been vic1i
!onous. No one party will havea majority,
IN The new Chamber. In order 10 obtain
majority II would be necessary for The
Government to enter intoan alliance with
the Liberals and Conservatives. 81 '''I'
PARIS, October 20.-An Irkustk cores.
pondent telegrapls: Deiaraya, the sprnynik
OF kalimsk,. arriyedhere EN- route for} St.;
pesersbnrg October II. lie left Yakutsk in
September, when the news from Lena
delta had arrived, saying that 'the harbor
party. were all well. Nothing was ascer-'
tanned OF the fute Of Lieut.. Chipp Of. tho
Js;annette. y; =, The steamer Lena was expect:
DnussEls, October Goat 'the final
suing OF theintcrnationul conference, Herr
i'as,ker, member Of the German .Reichstap
and one ol.the delegates to the conference
declared Gormany,' especially. liberal Ger,
many,Mas at heart pacific. III the coun-
Try, which is our western, neighbor," saii
he, wishes peace us sincerely as we',lo.
| peace is assured, ,"oi13tET ai'j " .ItInIUsi'y