Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-31
FoRmaN NHWs 81 TIE CANADA.

The following additional European news wasTe-
cSived after despatch closed on Friday nights
- HALIyAx, Dec. %. {
I The royal mail stealuship Canada, Capt. Long,
reached her wharf in this city at IL O'Clock this
morning, having left Liverpool at 10 A. d. on the
18th inst. She brings 80 through PASSENGERS ana
| 90 for Halifax.
The Canada has experienced asuccession of very
violent gales She brings S2,600 in specie.
On the 18th inst, sgnaliEed the Cunard steamer
Asia, for Liverpool, and within SIX hours sail OF
The new screw steamer Andes left Liverpool on
the 9Th inst. for New York. and The city OF Man
chester the same day for Philadelphia.
The Collins steamship. Paefhe arrived OUTLAY .tV
P. NJ. on Rfday fhg 10thIiust: having rescued the
crew of the Jesse Stephens, Of Quebec, for Belfast
which was abandoned, being water-logged:
est ~ GT%Cg .TTfa
The Cotton market hns experienced a decline
A long discussion took place in the House Of
Commons, on motion by Mr.. Brown to produce
papers relative to the application for charter by
the ':lIondon, Liverpool and North American Screw
Steamship Co." The motion was opposed by Mr..
Harley, on the paTtOf the Government, and was
eventually withdrew. rsa.. sal.
ENGLAND. +. n
The London correspondent of the European
Times writing Friday, lP NJ, says that the excite
ment about the Houses of Parliament is very great
this afternoon. The real question as to the stab=
ity of the Ministry viii be tried tonight, as the
Chancellor. of the Exchequer, Mr.. ,DHaehl has
pledged himself TO stand or fall oy the scheme
I'VE see all the preparations for seveIe conflict
That the ministry will be successful there seems to
be but little doubt. -. IL .ss.-s.r b.
a7r"' FRANCE. 5s.s IN
The English and Belgian ministers have formally
presented their letters, accredtng them to the I'M
perial court.
General Paraguay, Killers and Hartlepool are ex-
pected to be made marshalS.
| The Emperor has set at liberty great number OF
political prisoners, and article has been publish
ed in the IHoniteur offering the imperial pardon to
all exles except those guilty OF the highest Snes
who are suffering for their former dsooedlence to
the Government, upon their promising that they
| will abstain from similar conduct in future.
The Ministry of the Empire have resolved not to
sanction any new railways, in any part OF France,
until those now in course of construction are COM
pieted, or at all events further advanced.
Prince Albert, of Saxony, is rival to Louis Ma
poleon for the hand of the Princess VaSa. The
intended alliance of the Emperor with the Neapo-
litnin Princess is still currently spoken ofinParis
BELGIUM. -,
The law regarding the Press had passed the Cham
bers- Its provisions are very stringent.
...t. AUSTRIA.
However pacific the intentions of Louis Napo-
leon may be, the papers at Vienna are sounding
the old alarm that's deeply plot has been formed for
revolution in Savoy, OF course with the object OF
anneSing that coveted territory to france. The
Austrian ministerial organ go further and declare
that, even in Piedmont, very strong French party
exists, which would be glad to form more close
union with France.
The articles are exceedingly warlike; they declare
that Radeski has demanded reinforcements in Italy
and that his demands will be acceded TO.
SPAIN.
Madrid Letters states that Senior Narvaez had had
long interview with the Queen, and it is thought
will be called to power. ---......... b..
INDIA AND CHINA.
The overland mail from Calcutta has arrived at
Trieste.
By a telegraphic dispatch, in anticipation of the
mails we learn that the second portion of the
troops from Rangoon had started for Prone under
the command OF Gen Goodwin. 1t wos deter
mined to advance up 10 Ava by land.
| BY the same dispatch, we are informed that the
| insunection in China was spreading. and that the
truo,s ofthe Celestial Empi:e had in several in
stances, been defeated.