Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-21

ers at present engaged in trade on the
Lower Thames. This contingent would be
expected to act as a volunteer brigade
ior the defense of the riyer. The society
proposes to shortly send deputation to
wait upon the Government for the purpose of
procuring official sanction to their Thames
defense scheme.
s Bosphore Egyptien nAffair-Evasiveness.
LONDON, April 20. - Lord Randolph
Churchill conservative asked Mr.. Gladstone
in Commons to-day how far England was
complicated and how far responsible in the
suppression of the French newspaper, the
Bosphore Egyptien, at Cairo.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that Egypt had not
acted alone in the matter of seizing aud
suppressing the paper, and admitted that
England was not in a position to disclaim
al responsibility for the act. Mr.. Glad
stone gave notice that the Government
would introduce the expected motion for
vote Of credit tomorrow.
The premiers replies concerning the
Bosphore Egyption and Afghan incidents
were to-day very guarded. He answered
number of questions about the Anglo Rus
sian dispute with studied evasion and in all
he said in the House of Commons to day he
sdded little or nothing to what had been al.
ready known.
In evidence Of the present bellicose feel.
ing among members of parliament it may
be mentioned that when Mr.. Gladstone un-
equivocally stated that Sir Peter Lums.
dens telegram of Friday confirmed his
previous account of the fight at Penjdeh
and conAicted with those made about the
same battle by Gen. Komarof The decla.
ration was received with low ripple of sat.
isfaction, which soon developed into cheer.
Fears are entertained that the Bosphore-
Egyptien affair is likely to lead to difficulty
between France and England. The situa-
ton at the close Of the session of Psrlia-
ment this evening was one of general feel
ing Of uneasiness bordering on alarm.
Curiously Evasiye Nubar.
CAIRO, April 2O-Nubar Pasha, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, has sent France a Gu
riously evasive note concerning her demand
for the rehabilitation Of the Bosphore Egyp.
ten. He says that as the Porte the Suze-
rian Of Egypt was authority of which France
and other powers have lodgment in Egypt.
nc NuUdI oSud CdulOG olSNCI IduSC
demand sntil after he has consulted the
Porte regarding the proper Interpretation
OF the terms Of capitulations, as applicable
to the case of the Bosphore Egyptien, and
also as to the form 10 be given to the
Egyptian governments reply to Frances
demand.
The Royal Party ut Limerick.
DUBLIN, April 20.-The Royal party on
they way to Dublin from Killarney stopped
at Limerick and were welcomed with most
brilliant reception. They were also pre-
sented with an address. During the jour
ney between Killarney and Limerick, the
Prince and Princess of Wales met with
some hostile manifestation.
Wales at Dublin.
DUBLIN, April 2O.-The Prince and
Princess OF Wales arrived here this evening
and were very cordially welcomed.
SOC, 900 Cans of Preserves Ordered.
ROME, April 2O.-The Fanfallo says that
England has ordered 100000 cans of pre-
served vegetables from the Circio Com
pany
The Dynamiters' Cases.
LoxDov. April 20-The Recorder, in
charging the grand jury to-day, dwelt at
length upon the dynamite outrages and re-
ferred to the cases OF Cunningham and Bur
ton, now awaiting trial on charge Of trea.
son felony, for alleged completely in the
Parliament houses and Tower explosions.
He reviewed the evidence which had been
adduced against these prisoners during
their preliminary examination and told the
Jury they would find strong prima facia
case against both, and said he though there
should be no difficulty in finding true bill
against the prisoners