Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-12
Additional Foreign items BY the Canada.

Additional Foreign Items by the Canada.
The Canada reports having passed the packet
Henry Clay, from New York, going into Liverpool
There is some talk that the Duke of Newcastle
will succeed the Earl of Dalhousie as Governor
General of India.
The celebrated of Achilli VS.. Newman is
again before the count and is exciting some interest
among the partisans of those gentlemen.
The Hon. j. r. Ingersoll, American Minister
partook Of public dinner with the principal mer-
chants of Birmingham, on Friday evening, the 21st
ult.
Robert Ferdinand Prizes, charged with forgeries
TO an immense amount. (the particulars of which
were received in the Afrcas advces, last Monday,)
has had hearing before the court, which resulted
IN his being rema nded to prison, to await his trial
before higher court. ii E,I1ff - =
g VIM. Mason, the Boston pianist, has appeared,
with success, in London. .Ffz,
Nearly s2,0o0,00Oof gold is reported shipped
from Australia to England since previous advices.
| Rev. rr. Rice, of London, has committed sui
eide.
Charles S. Lawrence, Governor of the Falkland
Islands, announces that guano has been discovered
there.
| The French Republc.-The news, to the exclu-
sion of everything else. is the Emperors marriage
to Mile. Montego, which has taken Paris by sur
PRISE, and was unfavoraby received by the Bourse.
Mademoiselle is Spaniard, twenty five years of
| age, blonde, and granddaughter of the British
| Counsel at Malaga. Her mother was an Irish wo-
man, named Fitzpatrick, and her father the young
er son of Spanish family, who fortunately, by the
ueatn OIL MS elder OIother succeeded to the titles OF
Count Monsego, Duke of Teba and Pennaman do.
Her sister is Duchess Of Abba, and Mademoiselle is
herself Countess of Teba. The proposal for her
| hand was formally made by the Emperor on Sunday
last and was of course accededto. The next day,
| the happy bridegroom communicated to his minis
tiers that his determination was taken and that it
was marriage Of affection. One report says, that
all the ministers, except one resigned, but that the
Emperor refused to accept thei. designations.
1t is said the civil marriage has already taken
place, and that the religious ceremonies were TO b
held on the 29th CT January, on which occasion
Prince Napoleon Jerome would espouse the daugh-
ter of the Prince of Wagran, grand daugh ter to
Marshal Berthier.
| An article, believed to be written by the Empe-
ror HIMSELF in the Moniteur, complains bitterly of
the Paris correspondents of the London Times,
Morning Chronicle, and Advertiser. Some preten-
ded to see in 1t scheme to excite hostilities to-
wards England.
Government has before it proposals for three lines
of trans Atlantic steame:s-one 10 Brazil, another
to the Gulf OF Mexico, and the third 10 New York.
A severe storm happened at Dunkirk on the 18th.
a mast, with an American flag attached, was seen
| floating at sea. .r--
lrALY.-The Tuscan Moniteur officially contra
diets the death of francesca Madia mud sail every
body knows that the prisoners confined in the pr-
sons of the Granl Duchy are treated with kindness,
humanity and philanthtophy.
| CuINA.-Hong Kong dates TO Nov. Goth, say that
in the early part of the month the rebellion was
successful, but lattery, rumor states, the imperial
tIoops have gained decisive advantages.
| The Australia papers apprehend temporary in
convenience if supplies of breadsuffs do not arrive
| from America.