The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-10

| the press dtspat tches indicate. Baron ~
Staal wopld not venture an opinion as I
1.-THE result, and,refnsed TO talk further O
the subject until he had received alicia
advice from his government concetniB
the affair. lstt
It isreported that The Russians hay
pushed forward and occupied Penjdeh.
GOVERNMENT ADv1cRs.
Tho Broken Dlspatch af4 Lumsde den-Th
House OF commonS.N
LONDON, April 9.--It was ascertaine,
late this afternoon thatto-dsy's session o
1.-THE Cabinet had not been called as hal
been given out, merely 10 prepare for tbi
evenings opening Of Parliament. Tn
realipnrposo Of thescssion was to discus
the alarming kilograms which were com
ing in from Sir Peter Lumsden. The frs
ofthese dispatches was received yesterday
but as they came in an incomplete state
they were not acted on, although the!
were OF an alarming nature. Action wa
postponed In order 10 get the full text
The first telegram read thus:N "a largl
force Of Russians from Pull Khisti made
severe attack on the Afghan outposts a
Penideh-"
At this, the most important point tn,
olspatcn was ptoken OF, eVIaehty tnIo1gt
Y the cSLIing Oh 1he wires: y Was aeelaes "
Llias q; eir fetef Lunsaen .,l naa gone ~ onc.
70 9niran LOT tAs purpose OF remalnlht "
on s9ald ~ hopap pAss, ol NY toau " t1e
rat. no aonot Is entettaihed I, tnat petweel ,
the hme OF Tue feceipt OF tle 9lspatch alie
toiasys aeyeloPmen8 tae doVstnMens doVs3E9tnt Y,
whlIe pellevlng IN the Aignans deleat y Y
fsnlaen I 5ess ussttecHVe ttiaa teportesa ssl
sun eensluels9 t4s tactuehs, upless sitis
tactoriiy explained, 2 easas Osu'
me oaolnet also dlscusseu the qnsst.on y
OF at once sehu11g sne ~ iron Claus now ny
at MAUI 70 Tue D4tuanelies.
-5 GREAT AGITATION. 4
There Is great agitation this evening In
III oovarr rosnt don.rtmcrts n IA said
90 - .e: .s ss.' MI :, 80. -.
llSiVoo ! felhiotcetnents VIII pe aHonce sem ~!
to India. The frat army reserve will
probably be called out at once.
Tho Earl Of Dutferin at Rawal Pindi
to-day was informed by telegraph Of
what had occurred at Penjdeh. He at
once told Abdgrrahman, tue Ameer q q
Ra ars IN attenaanes @ s esvs y. the % eonneIs S
The native chiefs unanimously recon-.
mended the immediate throwing Of troops
into Aighanlstan:, Ihis re Tec9mmengatioh .a.t.a
ns pes nSgon peIDas stos ss n tba Sov The
sr,M;sa % ofthe Government in recarti to
sSa H. mo roovs,oeTta s ri Sir Petar 1nmsden
ware .nn g smhstSntioted by tho recnint of a,
,.Iasrs,S mi ,,, from NJ t;nira, Tie talsasam
.,ss ssss Satad 5 mi i ana comnistsd lie
tSa1 S.a,.aa III" S;ono,nh @ s."tos niHo;oIIS that
t,,e eA1n pros;a%S S a;tocSsd % lie % aiShans . ens
tssncSsJ s % IN tbsis 's.S Sos;t;on al penideb and
s]isn',Sts,a1 ] M S0S i ~ tha ] ssrr;son ia s' -
''S sagantS % t5nrser5 a. va kri,ish aud Indian
treons % nav stationsa siona or | near the
aeSte.o,n nS III Ind;sn fraSt;sr NOV raoHh He.
~. ~ limo @ ~ ,'+arent | tba icaStnre i Al that
~; =. H. Az y. ,s;s-s
pyiIs Tha ,sh;rat Nj ~ sa+ far two horrs EarI
Gran r yilIe after afIionrnment nam had separ4te
intsTyisSs vii With sIIrsurns Pashs. a Turkish
amh..saJor ] 10 10 ! I9ndon and Boron de
Staoi 'e n,basss,,or irom RrssIs S
S''''' "tl Dss..'.4S. ..sn. t
bli IN TIE HOUSE OF GoNNoss.
Mr. Gladstone in the House Of Conn
mons, this evening, in answer to questions
oa;I tbot IN s,tnr5sy t,,c csl,;net bod con.
oa,u s',", n,, =. 80, 80 ussiss, IL 49,.
siderea ttasslas ~. y tepiy 70 F+us'anus pro-
:poSel to limit the zone Of the survey to
dshatable points. Rrssia's reply was an
aereement 70 do this, provided tho zone OF
lie survey as marked out by England was
extended soutllWard 50 Is to include tho
Parapamissan rauge OF mopntains, The
government considered that this reply did
not advance the question towards con-
cIusioa, and was dissatisfied with 1t.
Within the past tyenty'tour hours, how.
ever, saia tne hoG pfe saa assiSsS saossVSens fre
iRu'' Rnssts and this appeareI anne IL the
opinion Of tho Government 10 place the
matter In q more hopeful position; Being
asked Yhas was ine hatuFs az o. ns.tone sas suo
ss;I uen H. no,,I1 he imnosSibIefor the Cavern
s' Mani II nr MAIZE ann itiYther ntatement con.
cern;ny nendinv napotintioria aSotit the
Ie Itshane frontier IN view NJ The grave
eaerssanca. a.S S"a ;r,st renorteJ conf;nninc
wv ~ a,sdstons % sa;d i was evident the Rus,
s;ers ~. lad I stttseEed lie Etrhans. and That
~ st LfsbSns had baen dsFeateh -attor n
asI III Ia r. e. sssiStance X was a,narent the
s Rnssians % alter =. gallant sSht bad return.
ID t 10 thar % farmer nositions. or at least 10
tSo ~ II ,eit s hsntof tbs Knshk river, which
misbtbe eaIiyelent 10 such retirement.
i'be a ioyerhment had been informed that
tbs lne Rnssians SUs lad made eyery endeayor 10 10
H. !s.aSnes tha 1fohans to beain tiphtine. The
nsSs y nan w Ht,oebs had even twiee attempted
tsssihiS ssI ~ ssn nasa th1onoIi the Aiehan ont.
!s.s.U 80 ~ 's 's's:s
posts' prss,1 rrr .ao oRrs,on
'',', q, -: az :, - 4, ..;,oa
After one ei these attempts whlcn !. l4lieu
To provoke IN Afghan attack, Capt. Yates
met the Russian chief Of staff and talked
= I, IA, .,,o,,t .bo on,d,ct "a tbe Rrss;an
" n.. $50 Wv vi ;lst slo,att.n - tbo
soldiers, being an evident sio!stlon 81 Tue
P0orfan nUfaamanE n tn mt adVnflcA EeIlu-