Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-19

Paris March 1S-The government
and reople Of France are beginning to
realize that the recent conference at
Perrin between the Austrian minister
fo. foreign affairs. Count GoluchOwsd,
tho italian ambassador at Berlin, Count
1azs af Busca. and the German imperial
chancellor. Prince Hohenlohe. under
the ausplces OF Emperor William OF
GERMANY. and with Great Britain a par
~ 20 the understandings arrived at had
more significance than was generally
admitted DIV the press or public at the
time The rearranEcm5ut of the orie-
b.nd with Great Britain as an active
instead of q silent partner IN the ar
rargement was evidently On-y Ine uIsI
steD in the direction OF attempting 10
make alterations i'm the map OF A1f1ca'
with the consent or support or the or re-
buud. his being 1Oked upon as 0ellis
the price agreed upon with Great Brit
ain for the latter s. support of Italy and,
incidentally, OF the 0rel0und.
Blu. behind the scenery 50 carefully
ARRANGED at Berlin. there is, 1t is be-
Feyed by the government and press
here. a great deal going on regarding
which explanations must be promptly
furnished by Great Britain or serious
trouble may follow. Tn TACT, II the
Toulon CORE spOndent OF the Figaro this
morning is TO be- believed, matters have
already reached such a dangerous stage
that orders are expected there at any
moment for the French squadron 10
proceed TO Egyptian waters.
The newspapers here, generally
sDeaking. approve of the attitude oil VI.
Berrheolote. minister Of fOreisn affairs,
i'm personally communicating to the
B~irish ambassador. The MARQUIS OF Dur
ferin. as announced az the cabinet coun-
cil Yesterday. the dangers Which might
arise from the adyaice Of British
Ecvptian troops up the Nile. me
rsweraners this morning advise NJ. Ber-
theolote 90 persist I'm the stand ne mas
taken. even If he did not follow prece-
dent Am transmitting his ooJecuohs
through the French embassy In LONDON
The rlzer0 saws. Great britain
attitude is an outrage upon Europe, and
is virtually q breach Of 1alth. me MAJ
oris of salisbury is more deeply COM
r,f-+ad than he wished through the ac-
+for Of Ber0n Cro~ -~. the British dipio-
r,1tfc AGENT I'm IT, Who. 10y sending
q small force no .e Nile instead OF
sending the 10000 uen necessary 10
c,o-ure Do~ro hopes .Or reverse
which VIII involve -cC sending pt rem
r-reer,er-- o. British troops TO the
fror+. and the consequent prolonging Of
the occu7ation Of Egypt by the British
troops
The Calouis remarks: "a majority
o. the caisse. Egyptian debt, viii prob
ably not be in favor Of the British ad-
vance Russia is in accord with
France and Germany will also be on
their side as soon as the Italian inter
csfs are removed from the question and
the affair becomes purely English.
The Relafr expresses the opinion that
She interview between N. BerJhelOt and
the MARQUIS Of Duderin proves that
France is not disposed 10 encourage a
u0licv which does not sufficiently re
sDecl French interests in Egypt, ana
"-Ho has many reasons for Directing
10 Great Britain engaging In great adj
venture which she considers OF value
and which is disQu.eting The European
chancell0rs.
The Natin asserts that the British
expedition ND the Nile is proof that
Great Britain is finding difficulty in de-
Tending the policy she would like to
maintain In spite Of the opposition Of
Europe. In refusing 90 allow the Egyp-
tan funds 70 be expended on the eXpe-
diron by which England alone would
benefit. France hes placed the latter
country i'm an awkward position and
one from which She cannot escape.
on top of the last mentioned Ques-
lion. however. came q dispatch from
Berlin this morning saying that the
North German Gazette announces that
Cr,s- Brit .n has asked the powers
sharing in the control OF the Egyptian
debt administration to allow her TO use
r3rtion Of the reserve fund TO defray
tle cost Of the expedition 70 DOngola,
which. at present is estimated to
amount 10 only about 100000 and
that Germany having ascerrained that
her acceptance Of the proposal would
accord With the views OF the other gov
errments forming the Dreibund, par
ucularly the Italian cabinet has In