Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-11
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAM SHIP ARtEL

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ARRIVAL OF iFIIE STEAM SHIP ARfRE.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 5lG.-Ihe sieams ship iArie,
frUMs fIavTe arrived this morning, she sailed fr5
lldvre on The 23rl ut. and left Cows on the NOR.
ming Of the 20th. She brings the second edition Of
the London Times OF Saturday the 24Ih5f z7stz!e
Consois quottdin London on Saturday at 8ss
isfoE money
a letter from Kamiesch. Oct a3rd, states 1bs,
| SOme tnlllng engagements had taxed pIsct' al
KeEtch between lle advance at TIE RuSSialI forces
under Gen " Eagle and The Anglo Turkish coutin-
gents and thBtthe latter We're hart pIesStd and
had sent TO BHlak!aVa for reinfOFcr ntiifS -s .
| kiIlbutn IS NOW protected by a squadron of the
! allied iLgateS5 and tue floating batteries in adj
! dEloni TO the psFmsrsn nj Notifications. The al.
lies lear that the russians vii make an effort to
i TetsSe 1t as soon as the river frezeS over.
| The Vienna coItsSp lnient Of ilIe Lodon Times
states positively ;has the preliminary steps los ards
the realization Of tie Isl and 4ih guarantee ronS
about 10 he taken, The first paint relates 10 The
municipalities and the other the futue position Of
| the CHRISTIAN population in Turkey. The cores.
poDdence in re atcn 10 the 10 TIE cognition OF
Moldovla in v aIachia, would begin as soon as Ii e
Austrian envoy, Baron P:okeSch reaches that city.
| The Berlin cor eSpChdellt of the Times states
that 1t is rumortd that The reported SWsedisl ALI
aIee is doubted there. TIE sane correspondent
confirms the failure of the harvest in Russia large
|
Cow from PrnSila The same correspondent states
that the u S. Government had given large, orders
10 RheniSh house Tor The delivery, next spring
ofrbulet pro ( cuIrasSeS. * -
The Belgian minister of war has determined
upon crsasiEg The defenceS fAntwerp by build
ing several additional forts. YES =
Gen. Simpson, aud suite arrived at MaTSEiles on
the 25;h of November.
a writer in the London Times suggests the en-
ployment OF fugitive slaves 10 Canada on the cot
ton p!anta tions of Jamaica partial remedy a.
gainSt Engsnd'S dependence upon America, for
the necessary supplies of cotton. .a.a
The London Times of Saturday, in city a1ti-
Gle datt Saturday evening, says that cOnSOlS for
money opened at S8f, whence they advanced 10
Sst, but suddenly EelaPsed 10 Ss3 which was the
las. official price.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASH, Dec. l0--Senate-On motion Of Mr..
Weller of the Select Committee on the Pacific
Railroad, appointed last session, or,le red to be
continued during this, vacancies to lie filled by,
the chnir. RI
Mr.. Adams resolution providing for the election
of officers of the Senate, indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Bayaud CAV. nutice Of his Intention 10 IN
troduce a bill providing for public printing, eugra-
wing and b'ndng-Adjourn
HousE-The House resumed voting for Speaker.
aS5th haIot-Banks 100. Richardson "a, Fuller
81, ZoIlicofTer 4, Walker tester, Pennington,
Harrison, Carlisle, Harlan, Wheeler, Elliott,
Smith, of=aVa.5 Andrew and OliVer,1 each-llI
necessary 10 choice.
Mr. Harrington olfs red q resolution on his own
responsibility, that tile House will proceed imme-
diateIy To the election OLA speaker, viva voce,
and IT, after the roll has been called IS times, no
member Shall have received majority of the
whole number OF votes cast, the roll shall again
he called, and the candidate then receiving the
largest number OF votes, provided 1t be majority
IOfquorum shall be declared elected Speaker.
This fell like o bombShell, occasonIng muchex-
element Several memOerS III the same breath
movedto lay the resolution The table, declaring
lhatgi was the proper place for il. The Clerk
called the House TO Orev-the gentlemen standing
nlI over the Hall,
Mr.. GlIdings, amid the confusion, earneStlyap5
peaed 10 his friend nom Iowa 10 Withdraw his
resolutions believing that the feeling of the House
was becoming more favor be 10 Mr.. Banks, Yeas
and nays were ordered on laying the resolution OH
the table. and the question was raised AS to
whether Sir. Thorngton could withdraw The resu-
luton. Mr.. Jones VI Tennessee appealed to lis
friends TO waive their objections and permit the
gentleman from Iowa, 10 withdraw his resolution,
he wishing to do Cries of no obje cton, agreed.
Call the ruI!.
The House again proceeded 10 vote for Sreaker.i
35thBalOt. Richardson IS, Banks los, Faller %,
ZoilicUffeT a, scattering H. S6tl. Ballot, Richard.
son-76, Banks log, Fuller 60 ZUIicuiler 4, scat
tetIRg II. SIlh Ballot, Richardson 76, Banks I0I,
Fuller IS, Zollicofer 4, scattering 9-llS neceS
Sary to a choice. 3S:h Ballot Banks 1O7, Richard
sou 10, Fuller 2S, ZOllicolTer3, Carsle2, scatter
ing 10. 39th Ballot, Banks I07, Richardson IS,
Fuller %, Zollicofer 3, scattering l2-225 votes,
necessary 10 a choice II. Adjourned.