Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
RI1RoPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

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York, brings Liverpool dates to the 18th inst
three DAVIS later than those previously receved.--
The principal points of the news received by her
have already been given by telegraph. From her
mails received last night we take some addiuohai
paragraphs.-Balt. Amer.
| ENGLAND.-The royal yatch squadron, with
Her Majesty and Prince Albert, was at Brussels
Lord Kensington is dead.
Accounts received from the provinces still al
lude fin unfayorable terms, to tile potato plant
and state that the disease is spreading.
lsssphe coast of England had been visited with
severe storm, though the shipping does not appear
| to hive suffered much. The gale is descnbed as
fearful, and such as has not been experienced Ill
! the channel for many years, with most ueInen-
dous sea. 80. ~ y ~. - ~ = :, Il
Much sickness prevailed in London. There were
| 1924 deaths in one week. Several cases oil choi-
era were reported. ,.r.li
considered satisfactory on the whole, and at pa
hia trade was even brisk. Coffee was siehtiy
lower In Buenos Ayres business Will be unset
tied until the political relations are more nearly ae
| fined. ,..,s &. :-5 a5 l.. s7.
The American Question.-A special meeting OF
the Leeds Chamber of Commerce has been called
"to take into consideration the present state OF
our relations with the United States OF America-
! It is understood that the meeting has been sum
moned at the request of eight members OF the
| Chamber who are dissatisfied with the proceedings
OF the British government on the fishing question.
The efQlgIant movement Ii beginning W
At fair held recently at Wiltshire where laborers
are hired there was great scarcity of the latter;
in fact, not one half equal to the demand.
Renewed attention has been directed to the ques-
ton of establishing mint IN AUSTRALIA. II APP
pears that small mint of one press, to be worked
by animal power, and capable of coming 5,Ooo Ooo
pieces annually, might be founded at cost OF
100000, or that q more comprehensive eslapIsh,
meet, with three presses, steam engine, &C, anu
calculated to meet all the probable requirements
of the colonies generally, whatever might be the
future supply OF gold, couldbe competedto Tor t3o'-
600. -,
The London News says that MIR. Thomas barng,
of the eminent firm of Barring Brothers y Co., VIII
proceed to the United States, having offered his
good services 10 Lord Malmesbury, with view TO
bringing about satisfactory arrangement Oh Ihe
question: an offer which has been accepted by hei
Majesty's Cabinet 1t will be reneihDered 'hae
Lord Ashburton, another of the Baring family, ne
goated the treaty so wei known as The :. ashDut-
| ton treaty." and i'll view OF the great influence
exercised by this firm i'll the United StateS-arSlis
in n great measure from the vast extent oil lheir
mercantile and monetary transactions with that
Republic there be little doubt that the efforts
of Mr.. Barring will be attended win success
| We understand that Mr. Barring, on ms VISIT 10
Washington, will also endeavor to obtain the CO.
| operation of the United States Government, with
a view to getting the American Minister ut Mexico
to oin in the renOnstrancc OF our own ambassador
| Mt the breach OF faith committed by the MeNcaH
Government in their conduct towards the foreigu
creditors no small number of whom are citizens Of
| the United States.
BRITISH Napal Alorements.-The Vestal, of 26
guns, Capt. c. B. Hamilton, has been sent to
Portsmouth to be in advance. She will then sail Tor
the North American station. The Tiger, l6 guns
Can't Gilard, is at Smithead under orders for for
een service, and is taking i'll stores and provisions
| for six months supply. Her destination is not at
present known, but it is .conjectured to be the
North American coast. At SheerneSs, the paddle
wheel steam vessel Cyclops e. and screw Steam
fliates, Amphion and Horatio, of the advanced
steam squadron ofreServe have taken on board Their
full quantity of Goals, SO as to be IN readiness to
proceed to sea f required) at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. 1t is conjectured that the screw steam
ers Arrogant 49, Dauntess, SO, Iiighflyer, 81, En-
counter 4, now on their way to Spithead, will be
sent to Join Admiral Seymours squadron.
Accounts from Tenerilfe state that all the ports
of the Canary Islands are to be made free ports,
and after the 10th of October goods and provisions
of all countries will be admitted, under any flag,
at duty of ole per cent on the invoice value, to-
bacco and corn excepted.
| FRANCE.-Considerabl uncaSiness IS telt by
the Government, from the circumstance that large
| numbersof the French Refugees are assembling IN
Sersey and the other Channel Islands. The Union
says that organization OF secret societies III france
is extensive and that the fact is not unknown to
the Government News has been received from
Cayenne 10 July 10, at which date the convicis,
| 1900 in number, were at the Salutaton Islands
The health of the colony is good. M. Sarda Gar
riga, the Governor, was about to make tour oil
| exploration in the interios of French Guiana.
The petition movement in favor OF the esta bllsh-
| mcnt of the empire is going on 1t appears that
one has been forwarded to Paris from Bases Alps
| which contains $4,000 signatures.
The Paris papers are pretty generally agreed IN
the opinion that the Fishery question cannot lead
| to serious consequences.
| ITALY.-1he Corriere Mercantile of Genoa
says, with reference to the approaching Withdraw
al of the French army from Rome, that there Is no
prospect of the realization of the precedent con-
dition of the organization of the Papal army.
There are no funds for the purpose. Only about
500 or 1000 Swiss and Germans have yet enlisted.
| The Duke of Parma has approved OF the con-
tract which the International Commission has
signed with the Company for the construction OF
the railroad of Central Italy, to connect Placenza
with Parma, Reggie, Modena, Bologna, Prate and
Pistoia.
The Ausburg Gazette states from Mantua, that
the court martial of that town is going TO try 50 OF
| the persons lately arrested on political charges,
among whom bishop and Is other ecclesias-
| tics.
letter from. Venice, in the Opinione of Turin
of the 9Th states that folla has been establish
ed in the LagooDs OF Nemch. .-s--
| BRAZILS.-The Severn arrived at Southamp-
| ton on Thursday. She left Buenos Ayres July I'd:
The news from the River Plaid by this packet OF
| n somewhat important character. Buenos hyres
was again placed under 4 dctorlal government
the duration OF which it was impossible to iGrtei.
Gen. Urquiza had effected a coup d etdt dta Louls
Napoleon, and the community OF buenos ayes ,e
was much alarmed and exasperated. The pubic
press was efectually gagged. The Chamber OF
Representatives was dissolved and four OF the most
popular and influential members ordered 10 quit
| the country as demagogues. Such was the sorry
prelude to the anticipated national organization.
An official notification of the coup Pefdt had been
conveyed to the British Charge d. Affaires:
| Our accounts from Rio de Janerio state that u
lay has been passed authorizing the incorporation
Of company for establishing a railway from that
city to several towns in the interior. The popula-
ton of the province is represented to have ncreas
ed from 10000 to l2O0,oOo souls IN hleen years.
| An agreement has been nearly concluded between
| the Imperial Government and a private company,
| for the regular navigation by steamboats, OF the
eiver Amazon. public revenue OF Brazil con-
tinued to increase and the first six months of 1852