Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the stenlner Pncihc.

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h news is four days later, but is of little in,
terest.
= The English papers are tn ken upwith the Lobos
Islands affair; the revolutionary movement i'll Cuba,
and the London Times has severe article ON the
scene in Congress, in which Mr.. Polk, of Tennes-
see played the principal part.
The following items are from English papers -
The government returns show, the nulnbet OF
emigrants from Liverpool, dnring August, torsssa
caand Australia, was 2, 9Q1, about=S, 600 oyerS
corresponding month of last year, and Independents
of passengers by private ships. TO America the
emigrants were mostly Irish and German and Scotch
to Australia. - lz..gad.5F IFUHlsI8.l5g i
The West India mail stedmer Midway arrived oil
Sunday, 9th, with 81, l63 1856 on,trclght OF which
s S. 100 was gold, and S5,336 platina.
. On Saturday last, the Liverpool Chronicle NEIL
toned that Liverpool firm were about to build an
iron propeller of 10000 tons, to navigate the Nus
sssippi. So far as can learn, the paragraph
was for expectation, or if the project be seriously
it has proceeded no further than mere
talk. .,.ru-a atAts
Dublin and Limerick papers mention an elope,
ment that has just taken place from Kilkenny, ana
has caused good deal of scandal IN that Virtuous
region, The Lolhario is the Capt. Hay, an officer
in the seyenty-frst Highland regiment, and the fair
but frail lady is the Lady Elizabeth Bryan, daugh-
Ter of the Marquis Conynham, and vile OF a coun-
try gentleman, to whom she had been married scarce
three years. When last seen, the fugltives were
on board one of the Liverpool mail st, for
America.
The Vienna Lloyd states that the marriage CT
Louis Napoleon with the Princess of VaSa has been
postponed, by the advice of her physicians but will
certainly take place the only difference in the org
inal programme being that the proclamation of the
Empire will precede instead of follow the nuptlalS.
The Lloyd states positively that it has been tesolv-
ed TO convokc the French Senate, TO obtain the de-
cison Of the people on the question OF the empire
before the end OF the year.
Preparations are i'll progress for the reception OF
Louis Napoleon at all the towns mentioned IN HE
itinerary of his proposed journey South Al ION
lon, the authorities propose 10 entertain HIM win
representation of the siege of Toulon, where his
uncle laid one of the first steps of his fame. AT
Nevers St. Etienne, Moulins, Pocters, and other
cities, demonstrations great scale are expected
to come off. Meanwh lille, petitions for restoration
of the empire flowing Ill among others, from
lis villages i'll the reimbursement OF Montmedy,
(Meuse) have just been forwarded to the Senate.
A Geographic dispatch al London from Anlscr-
dam states that the French Minister nj the Hague
had been recalled, in consequence of the rejection
of the literary convention with France. The Dutch
funds fell rapidly in consequence.
Government has resolved 10 Il duce the interest
on treasury bonds, and the Montcur accordingly
announces that from the 9th instant, the interest
payable OH treasury bonds at from four to five
months date will be at the rate of and half
per cent at from five to eleven months date, two
per cent at one year S date, three per cent.
Cavasnic and Carnot have refused to be put
in nomination as representatives to the Corps Lee
gisLati(.
The following is the announcement issued by
the HayTe Chamber of Commerce (brieily noticed
in last dspatch):
"Ile chamber thinks ploper TO inform ship own
ers and captains of vessels who intend to send cx-
peditions to the LobOs Islands III Peru, to procure
guano, that the Government of that country has
assumed the monopoly of that trade, and that any
attempt Of the kind would have little or no chance
of success The French government having been
invited 10 send ships of the national navy 10 pro-
tect the vessels that might proceed 10 those shores
TO bring home cargoeS of guano has not acccdcd TO
that demand, through respect for the rights OF a
friendly state, which, moreover, has adopted the
most energetic measures 10 repel, II necessary by
force, all aggression the part of foreign YES
SelS." l-
pute ,etween the United States aud England,
while it does not think the quarrel between those
two countries will be serious, expresses strong dis
satisfaction with the seizure OF twenty French fish
ing vessels by the English cruisers, in the North
American waters, without any previous communl-
ca ion to the French government The DebaiS
views this want of courtesy clumsy attempt on
the part of the English government to exhibit pat
TALLY by treating France ITO better than they did
America. .gm rs...- Wis
Lanartine is negotiating for the sale of his estate
i'll Asia Minor, 10 some English capitalists; but it
is doubtful il the Sultan will assent to this cool
way of trading off his bounty
SPAIN.
promoted to the rank of brigadier Among them
are the Marquis de los Delicias and Col O'Reily.
A return Just published states the trade of Cuba
with Spain at-Imports S9,l6I,9lo reals; exports
10l 600, l43 reals. .
,....., PORTUGAL.
NJ. Seabra has retired from the ministry, COM
plete rupture having occurred between the Saldan-
ha ministry and the Septembrlsts.
So far, the tariff reduction works well. .a XII
The disturbance in Goa, caused by the imprudent
and despotic acts of the Portuguese Governor,
Baron d'Ourcm, were at last adviccs assuming
serious character. H. |.a.
0 AUSTRIA. ~ sFt
r Advices from Vienna confirm the statement that
a new Austrian five per cent. loan has been deci-
ded on Its price is 95, and it is to be confined TO
the home market; deposit, per cent, and the re-
naming instalments TO be spread over II months.
Its objects are, first, to repay the government debt
to- the bank; SET ond, to withdraw portion of the,
deprecated paper currency; third, to meet the de-
felt in the budget of 1858; and fourth, to aid IN the
construction of 1ailroads-for which latter there
VIII be little left after the three prior necessities
shall have been provided for .zrgr
The Augsburg Gazette states that the Austrian
envoy at Brussels has addressed an energetic note
to the Belgium government, respecting the indigni-
ties offered to Haynau at Brussels. mic
.az...... ... TURKEY. Ee. . Doe
Another misunderstanding has occurred with
England; the British ship of war Modesto having
been fired into by the shore batteries, while at
tempting, under stress of weather, to through.
the Dardaneles. The British brig Polly, of New
castle, was fired into under similar circumstances,
and her sails and rigging cut to pieces. Explana-
ton has been demanded. ". sac
Accounts from Syria state that q band of marau
ders had attacked and plundered the town of
Hebron. Eaw 4" H-. -''.'-. .ra .u..
The late viziers Reschid Pacha, Ali Pacha, and
Faud Ehenli, have been reinstated in their various
posts. ~. a-ilt.ssH .r
GERMANY. sls.g .a..e
Letters from Berlin state that the Insold ships Of
the German fleet have been transferred to Messrs.
Rothschild for 100000 forms. ~ ..,t .'a o.
NJ. Secchi, Director of the Roman Observatory,
at half past three o'clock A. NJ, the
26th of August, small comet in the constellation
Gemin. 1t is probably that mentioned by Biela,
position is different. ,,s. e
The HARVEST OF ENGLAND.-The harvest is al
most over-ths years wheat is finding its way into
the market-and we are beginning 10 have partic,l-
of tie ahroad hot