Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-25

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H1LIS1x, Nov. 90 The cusssa steam.
ship Niagara, with Liverpool dates to the
9th inst, reached here last night at mid
night.
The principal feature Of the news is a
statement that the Paris Constitutional had
adopsed threatening tone towards the
British Cabinet, asking it menacingly it.
recourse to hostilities was again desired.
The aspect Of the Neapolitian affairs is
entirely unchanged.
Additional symptoms are manifest Of q
close union between France, Russia, and
| Prussia.
1t also appears that France supports an
unconditional mission Of Russia and Prus-
sia to the proposed Congress.
1t is rumored that the French feet is
labout 10 proceed to the Black Sea.
LIyERPooI, Nov. 7.-Breadsluffs quiet
and dull. Flour dull, and the inferior
grades shade easier.
Corn generally unchanged. Red Wheat
8s 9d@9s Id; white 9s 6d@ los Id.
Baltimore Flour 30@33s; Baltimore
and Philadelphia do, 32s 6d@33s Sd; Ohio
do. 35stO37s.
Mixed Corn 33s.
LONDON, Nov. 7.--Consols for money
closed at 9S46s2t,
HOLMES HOLE, Nov. l9.-The U. s.
mail steamer Black Warrior, Capt Foster,
in search of the wrecked Lyonnais, put in
here to-day. She has cruised off Nan
| tucket shoals since Monday, having been
10 miles Southeasto Of Nantucket. She ex-
perienced heavy Northwest gales and
rough seas. On the 18th, lon. II 80,
spoke the barque J. B, Betram for Boston
which had been in the vicinity Of Nan.
tueket three days and had seen nothing o.
either boats or steamer. At l.30 P. M
same day, spoke ship Ocean Star from New
Orleans for Boston and they also could Civ,
no information. The Marion put in herr
to gain information, if any, of the wrecked
steamer, and has proceeded through Vine
yard Sound, intending TO make anothe
cruise to the southwark Of Nantucket.
/; Gov. WISE AT WHEATLAND.-The ques
ton that has started a multitude Of Eas
tern politicians is, "Whatis Gov. Wise do
ing at Wheatland?" 1t is important K
know whether he was summoned there t
be advised with, or whether he proceede,
on his own hook to make demands. lTh
Philadelphia Times says that this move
: ment Of Wise has caused great perturbatio
among the Buchaneers. That paper, Q
+ Tuesday morning, hits the case thus:
Rumors had been filling the land forday
back, that Mr.. Buchanan had determined
to use his official influence to make Kansa
1 free State. The Republicans gave n
: credence to this. Butso many of the Dem
t ocratic leaders and orators, in Indians
q Pennsylvania and Illinois had declared ths
i he would 80 act, and the indexes of opir
y ion among that portion of their party whor
they had succeeded in entrapping into vc
9 ting for the "regular ticket once more
/ SO loudly began to demand that these prom
: ises should be fulfilled, that the very mel
y vous and exciteable Mr.. Wise grew restlv
It under such demonstrations.
! He has therefore posted off to Whea
II land to extort from Mr.. Buchanan ne
n pledge for the acquisition Of Cuba, the Al
J, nexation Of Nicaragua, the forcing of sl'
u very into Kansas, and general jubilee f
{, fillibusterism and public robbery. If no
9 Bobadil Wise loomingly threatens 70 hal
e the Electoral Colleges Of the South thro
!, their votes for new man. Thus the ele
" ton will go to the House, where the fl
n thousand dollar per nigger hero hopes !
IS election will be effected, until the 4th
h March. Then Mr.. Breckinriege will b
Of come President.