Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
PROM EUROPE.
sFuRTHER BY THE STEAMER EUROPA

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I'VE published on saturday evening, Telegraph as
ic repoftofthe news brought by the steansr'Eu-
morning, from liverpool whence she sailed ON lie
18th of March. "a ~ M ~ E@H =
Thea accounts by her are on,y three daysa later
than lr,presious adyices; ahdt general intel
ligence is of little Importance.
The 25th of March being Good Friday was kent
as strict holiday in England. Our market re-
ports from Liverpool London and elsewhere, are
therefore no later than TO the evening of Thurs
Almost the only item iof interest is the settle
ment Of the dispute between RdsSiat and Turkey.
appearsto have blown soxer as sud.
denly as it arose. 80 F5-N
The Humboldt arrived off Cowes ION Friday
morning, 25th. -
Parliament had not resumed its sessions. Tho
renewal of the East India Company's charter was
a subject OF keen inquiry among COMMERCIAL men,
az well as politicians. Ameetingof thelbankers,
merchants and manufacturers of Mapchest was
summoned under the Presidency of the Mayor, on
the 22dut., toconsider the subject; and the feel!
ing oil the meeting agreed witt that of the country
at large,,in opposing the longer domination over
100000 Of population, by a Board, of four and
twenty Directors in Leadenhall street., NM y
Two orthreeS elections TO Snembers of p rla-
ment were in progress. AT Blackb a formda-
blenot occurred; the not act was read. and the
military called out; butthey did moi come into coll
lision with the citizens
81 Immense as the emigration of past wears has
been, the "exodus'' of this Spring gives promise
of being greater than in any previous season.
both 10 Australia andiAmerca. THE last Austria
liza brought 1856 registered letters fcr Ireland, each
containing remittance. The Galway Packet
states that by the last American mail, upwards of
toO0 sterling was received in the village of Bal
vaughan, County Glare, for the purpose of ena!
bling friends of earlier emigtans to Join them in
America. r. sf-1s-- p. . - .5,.,- lI--5.
A declaration of the bankers, merchants, tra-
Gers and others, OF London, protesting that they
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France, was IN course of extensive signature.
The Canada clergy reserves bill has passed
through committee of the House OF Commons,
the third clause having been struck out. Doubts
are expressed OF its passage. s, .--'-;-
The London Times the 26th, reprints COM
mum cation from the state engineer and surveyor
of New York On railroads, heating it railways of
the United States-to the Senate of the United
States" And this, too. in paper that vnunts of
being the leading journal of Europe.
The Emperor of Brazil, by autograph letter, has
conferred upon the Emperor oil France the "Grand
Cross of the Imperial Order of Cruziers.' The
important fact, was specially telegraphed 10 the
London press. -tEtayss ls,irs ~ ~ .,...I
> The Marseilles papers of the Odd nit, announce
that on the 20lh violent storm had caused nu
merous casualties. All the ships moored in the
new port had more less suffered A hundred
pleasure boats had been sunk. The Engli h stea+
met, Caradoc, dragging her anchors, was only en-
abled to secure herself by the use of her en-
gines. -'s. -.s'- ai6 ,.97t
Marseilles, has been announced. A letter dated
Florence, March II, says: .'.. af gl ir. laa,l
Rosa aud Francesca Matiai embarked on board
steamer bound Tor Marseilles yesterday evening,
March 10. he fact OF their approaching liberal
ton. or RATHER of the commu tatiul of their SEN
tence of imprisonment for exile, was kepta pro.
found secret, aud the news only reached Flor
ence this afternoon. All that has been done,
either for their comioItot safety, has been done by
| the Tuscan authorities, as no. one here knew of
what was going 10 take place, and consequently
no preparations could have been made; Indeed,
| The fact was only known TO The Hon. Mr.. Erskine,
ID. b.. NJ. charge daffails, this morning. as sE
The Msdiais were furnished with d French pass
port, made out in the name of NJ. and Madame
Pullni, Rosa Madai'sm maiden name. All the ar
Engagements were made nj the French consulate,
and with the utmost SccreSy. Po'r francesca
Madras mental and physical powers ore COM
p.etely Frustrated. '51y' .-i'il = s'Gf
= Lisbon news 10 1911 is nottf political lnere.t.
The proposed suppression of the tobacco and soap
monopoly had proved equally popular in the provF
lnces, as in the Cortes, owing 10 the illness of the
| Minister of Finance. sG 49,. - 's-i g
r.a, SWEDEN.
The brother of Captain Ericsson has patented
for him his caloric discovery, and several shppng
Swedish Companies are inclined to adopt the new
motive power, forthwith. - - II
L "A commercial treaty has Just been notified be-
tween Denmark and the Dominican Republic
There has been talk for some time of a revolui
tionary manifesto that is circulatinf monp,the
soldiers in the German States. The London Times
this document. Int W bch affsTs os copy OF
Of not having emanated from The recognised "Reyo
oi1tionary Committee
Inc klny OF Wurtemburg has issued an order
lot .ne suppression OF the Burschenschaft, as
ISOLATION of students at the University of Tubin
gen: The .eason of this suppression is, that the
ASSOCIATION IS,9 was made use of for political ends
iGefe Is a spli:in the Prnssian cabinet respect
ing me appotLi,ment OF Police Minister. The
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