Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
The Political Outlook In the
Metropolis.
Gossip About the Newly Married
Royal Couple.
The Agitation Raised by the Pal
Mall Gazette Dying Out.
Indignation Against the Bank Of
ireland.

LONDON, July 25.-Popular interest IN
psliiies has sgair been Transferred from
Parliament to the hustings When the
Tories resumed power there was general
though vague idea that they would y once
inaugurete radical i0reigne policy. and
public interest was eentered on Parliament
but Conservatives IN of9ce have been even
less beligerent than the Liberals were, and
people now await new declarations Of
principle fpH both pa<ties. All in
dications show that the next battle
at the polls will be By all odds the severest
and most closely contested which has been
waged in England since the famous cam
paign Of 1885. Colonel Frederick Stanley,
Secretary of State for the Colonies, has tn
city promised to revive the negotiations
which were abandoned by Lord Derby, his
predecessor in office, for Q commercial
treaty between the United States and the
British colonies in West India.
The Pail Mall Gazette
affirms that the movement against the Lon.
don trade for the corruption Of young girls
provoked by it's revelations continues TO
grow, especially among the working classes
in England. Despite this assurance, how.
ever, II is evident that with the exception Of
q few eminent clergy working under q
emporary stimulus, no eminent man
countenances agitating the matter. The
Rev. Spurgeon still discusses from hispllpit
upon the wick edness Of Eondon. Ia his
latest sermon he said: "lf these iniquities
continue what is there about london that it
81 ould stand when the palaces Of Koyanjik
lave iallen2 r When the power OF
tie Pharaohs passed away Egypt besame
tie mesnest Of nations. What is there
al out our boasttul race, whether on thi, or
on the other side Of the Atlantic, that We
should expect TO monopolize the power OF
God2'
The Munster Bank.
The refusal of the bank of Ireland to con-
cede assistance to the Munster Sank has
aroused the fiery indignation Of Irish Ma.
tiopalists. National newspapers threaten
10 organize a crusade against the bank as q
foreign corporation, whose notes the Irish
people should refuse, demanding gold.
United Ireland, Mr.. PArnelfs organ de.
clares that the Bank OF Ireland is source
Of danger to the country. It's endowed,
declares United ireland with extraordinary
lowers, which are used solely for its own
sggrandizement and othe detriment OF
Irish trade and credit. II is not an. Irish
bank, it lis merely branch Of the Free
Mason's Orange Lodge OF its eighty
officers and agents but eight are Catholics.
Tho Royal Couple,
Prince Henry, Of Bsttenberg. and his
bride Princess Beatrice, emerged from
their teclusion and resppesred in public
this evening. They drove out from Quar-
Abbey and were received by the Populace
with much demonstration. The couple will
90 10 Windsor castle next week.
In court circles it is denied that the
Princess Beatrice has created discord in the
relations between the royal families Of Eng
land and Germany At the wedding last
Thursday Prince Henry acquired con
siderable reputation for knowledge
OF English by the clearuess. and accuracy
Of his responses. II nov transpires that he
had been carefully taught the few sentences
required to be uttered BY grooms, and that
his knowledge Of knglish is 30 limited that
be 10 unable to carry on the most primitive
conversation in the language Of the people
who have bestowed on his bride dowry Of
100000 per snnum.
Wales Racers.
The Prince of Wales is greatly extending
bis young stud. He has entered yeafling
'or the Derby and snyther for the Oaks, and
will run horses in every important English
race next year. His conduct in this respect
has given great impetus 10 turf matters,
which have for years been falling behind.
Tho Prussian Deorss
ordering the expulsion Of Russian Poles
from Prussisn territory, continues TO be
vigorously enforced. Those who have &C
quired property and business are being al
lowed reasonable tiue to sell out, bat oil
he Russian Poles found without regular
business or employment or without titles to
property are ruthlessly srss,ed and con.
yeytd across the frontier. A large number
of this latter class have already been driven
out Of the more essterly provinces, and
many drafts Of the same class reach the
frontier every day.