Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-03
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ARRIyAL OF THE STEAMER ATI.ANTIc
FoREIGN Now

duli, nomdn3lly and wholly uIi1ttered. The Su-
gar market closed an active demand. Coffee
dull.
The moley market closed steady. Coasols
rather weak at 81 1-2aG21-S.
Peace is considered as virtually concluded
THE arrival at Paris of PrIssia's PlcnipOtentiary
is only wanted to sign the protocol .z,.rs :,
/: The Empress Eagsnie has given birth to a
No news has been received of the missing
steamer Pacific. 7s--
There Is nothing IN relation to american af-.
4ssirs.
The Atlantic left on the mornfugsof the 18th,
at ten and aihaf O'Clock, with % passengers.
She passed on the 22d, In lat 90: 2O, long. .,
steamer supposed to be the America, for Iiv57.
erpoOl.
The Asia arrived out on the morning Of the
Jf4 --LATEST. =.
!. london, Wednesday morning.2The Paris
Bulletin Of yesterday says the Empress child is
Advices from Africa, Feb 25th, says the
coast is healthy. Business dull. There had
been disturbances on the Cape coast, in which
thirty natives was killed ndOuc hundred wound
ed
London, Tuesday cvening.-EngIish funds
were again fiat to-day in consequence of the con-
tinucd realization of stock Money continues in
good supply, discount easier, though nothing
Idone lower than per cent
! The India mail arrived at Trieste with dates
! from Calcutta to the 18th, and Bombay to the
10th of Feb. \ proclamation was issued ON the
9TH of Feb. announcing the annexation OF Dude
aud the deposition of the King. The Sankal re
bclion has been renewed Trade III India IN
active and prices nctuating, excepting IN indigo.
Baron Montauffel, at latest dates had arrived
at Paris, and it was expected that the protocol
would be signed in few days. Secrecy as to
the proceedings of the conference is still obser-
we'd
Advices from Const..ntinople are to the 9Th
ult The Diyan, owing to rcmonstrances OF
merchants had renounced the projected issue
of one hundred millions of paper money
Rustorio Pacha convicted of nialrersation, has
been sentenced to imprisonment and to refund
Iscyer1l hundred thousand francs
y new detachment Of Russinn troops arrived
lat BesSarabia.
Eagtta,L-Parliau1enth has adjourned.
Dallas had gone to London.
Buchanan had taken formal leave of the Queen
and Palmerston accompanied him, aud in this
act the English papers indication that the
Premier desires to stand well with the United
Estates.
The King of Belgium has arrived at London
to attend the confirmation of his god-dauShter,
the Princess Royal Of England.
The young Prince of Prussia is about to re-
visit England to be betrothed to the Princess
Royal
lon PaImerston, begging him to give instructions
to the British PIenipotentiary at Paris to Insist
lon the restoration ofPoiand. Palmerston repil-
ed that the subject should have the considera-
ltion of the Government.
Liverpool-Cotton had been even duIler than
during the preceding week, although business
was done to fair extent during three days
saturday 1000 bales were sold, Monday 5000,
Tuesday 1000.
Wheat and -four had been in considerable de-
L Ii l..
Corn much pressed for salcs-quotations OF
all cereals unchanged.
Sugar continues active at extreme rates. Con-
siderable business also taken place IN molasseS.
Coffee dull.
Money market rather easier, but full rates
still exactcd.
Peace is considered as virtually concluded, the
arrival of Baron MonteutFel at Paris is alone
wanting, before signing the protocol.
The birth of the Prince caused much outward
rejoicing in France and England, Addresses of
congratulation continued tO-pour into the Tuii-
le1ies Paris was Illuminated. Pope Plus is
the Princes god father and tie Queen of Swe-
ded, go,I-mother. Flags were hung ont; s;Ilutes
fired in the Principaities and Britain in honor of
the young BonaPartc,
At Paris during Sunday night, throng of
lpcoplc waited outside the palace tn learn the re-
suit Of the Emprcsss travail, and before morn
ing they were appriSed of the birth of a prince
the infant been princess only one light would
Ehave been shown.
At six o'clock this morning salute of 101
gums announced the King OF Algeria to the
whole population. The excitement was great
and congratulations were general amongst all
i classes.
The Imperial Prince was privately christened
I at noon to-day, in the presence of the Emperor,
after mass, IN the chapel ofrisiilleIiss. The
I ceremony was performed by the Bisnop of
Nance, thei Emperor's first aluloner. His Holt
ness, the Pope, being godfather TO the imper ial
prince. and Her Majesty. the Queeu of Sweden,
Egsd,mother The imperial prince has received
the name of Napoleon Eugene Louis Jean 10
iseph. The Emperor has decided that he will
be godfather aud the Empress God-motherto all
legitimate children born in France GU the l6tho OF
March.
On Monday the Emperor is to receive the fs-
Ilicftations of the Senate and Legislative body,
the Council of State, the Ministry of the InSti-
tute, the clergy of the different persuasons, the
municipal corps, and populations from the Ma
tional Guard and army.
Bysorder of the Emperor. gratuitous repre-
sensations were given on AODday IL all the the
aires in Paris, in honor Of the birth Of the lm-
Eperial Prince.
The municipal Council of Paris voted the sum
inf 300, G00fr for the poor, of which l00,o00fr.
will he employed in redecming the bedding now
pledged in the Monte Dc Piete, and the other
luU,6 400 in paying the nurses of the poor moth
erS, in arrears.
ARRIVAL. OF THE STAR OF THE WEST. :
Ngw YORE, April 2.-The Star of the West
arrived this morning with 200 PASSENGERS and
$40, 600 in specie.
She brings dates from hey West to the 2sth
ultiIno.
The British var steamer Eurydice was at San
Juan when tho steamer alezE The American
brig G. w Russell was also at San Juani the
schooner Hester A. jones of Baltimore, bound
t6F New York, sprung asleak, March 18th, oil
Corn Island, and was run ashore. The crew
was saved, but the vessel and cargo lost
of the specie on the Star of the West S15,-
tonn i rolsiioneFi to Thos Watson & Son of PHI