Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-21
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llyezpoo zNoFersoer ON We copy from the
philadelphia eorrssF onderlt Of tbs. baltimore
American. ths following summary
Tbs ters By The arrival may Be- b.iely summed
up thai The British fleet S formally announced
to remain IN the Blzek Sea until Russia faiiils
Turkey Claim 70 be iirniiy united N Tins policy
that these three powers are making strenuous
Efforts 70 Withdrew Louis Napoleon from eoqIist
ting with RSlsslz and that Russia Is making
equal efforts 10 seclre his alliance
; The Nespositan sifzir remains as before The
recalled French and English ambassadors have
landed at AlarSeilles aud ship or tso from the
goes On quietly.
Spanish affairs are also unchanged but the
accounts Of stability ii the NsseTres govern
flent are contradictory.
The West India mail steamer TsTana has ar
rived with one million and ! half % dollars
Louis Napoleon eontinueS AZ CcnpeSgne.
where he has had heightened interviews with
Baron Hummer, Austrian Pleaiootentiary.
The statement that Spain IS organizing 4 war
I IN Hayd IS confirmed
4 committee Of the Geruanic Diet have ne
ported m favor Of Pr1sS5a's claims upon Seu-
iichatel, bur Enstand has Offered, IN conjunction
I with France to aF'tstrate IN the natter
The Free Trade Association Of Hamburg have
votei IN favor Of taking steps 10 abolish the
HAnoyeTian State dues. The change IN the
/ Turkish ministry IS confirmed; Re1stiid PAcha
Is now YiZier. The BeSSzrabian frontier sur
vey has been completed. Admiral Lyons has
formally notified the Russian Minister that he
win remain With bis feet IN the Black Sea The
expectation Of corn IS prohibited from Greece
until the twelfth OF July next. An nitinatnIn,
has been sent by England TO PesSis; the Shah
persists IN his refusal, and the British expedi-
tiOa against him WAS about to sail
LATEST SRw<
LoSDos, 5th.-Ths Madrid Gazeste Of Nov.
i2nd publishes decree establishing the law of
1874 as regards the press
/ ERAScE-The SeapOlitan minister had nst
left Paris, and he held language IS If he intend
ed 70 remain. The same writer remarks, that
the advent OF Resschid Pasha secures minister
not likely to be influenced BY Russian intrigue
Count ResseleiF would proceed 10 Compaigne
on Tuesday 70 deliver 10 the Emperor an auto
graph letter from the Car
The day fixed for investing the Sultan with
the Garter, was th2ton which Re1Schi1 Pacha
entered on his functions as Grand yizier
The Times Paris correspondent writes on
/ Monday evening that II. Breaier had arrived
/ from Naples
/ The Times Paris correspondent says that
the tariff question Is likely TO add TO the difficult
ties Of the Imperial Government. and the manu-
lectures express their dissatisfaction and affirm
that the Emperor initiated the prohibitiye sys-
TEN, Tor which they voted him for the PEesiden-
{ ey as vel IS the Empire
Corn WAS falling but there would be no mar
keti difference until next years crop was Scwn.
K At Toul6n, Bordeaux and MarseiIIeS. the aver
age price WAS maintained at the latest dates
] The Morning Herald Paris correspondent
states that Commercial accounts agree In admit
ting : greater abundance of money. and the
certainty that no money crisis Is to be feared
through inability to meet engagements
In the Paris Corr, Market little done during
the past week.
/ The Times correspondent writes, on the S1st
Of October, that the influence Of Russia IN the
Danubiln principalisies increased from day to
day, and that the Russian Consul General mas
again master Of the situation in Servia-
The sans writer says that England Is quite as
Iiueiined to the proposed conference as Austria.
! The balance sheet Of the. Austrian Bank for
October shows further improvements
Advises from Gonstantinople to the sd state
sthat the ustimatutn from England has been for
lwartiei 10 the Shah Of Persia
The Persian army was proceeding with the
siege Of HeIat Il Was fortifying the euyiruus.
lof which il had obtained ntAsSs=sSinn after har-
ling debated the Ahighanss SIX thousand Of
whom had surrendered
A dispatch from Vienna Of the I'd inst states
that on the Esd OF October 1t Vas settled at
tGOnstantinople, between the Porte and England
and Austria. that the occupation OF the Black
SEA and the Danubian principahties slleald be
| prolonged
The British Squadron. OF the Isle of Serpent,
hiss been reinforced
4 dispatch from Toplon says the Neapoiitan
Squadron does not stir, nevertheless 1t Is taking
on board provisions and asnInunitions Of War
for six months
consols-noney % rs, do. account % rs.
The Morning Posts correspondent writes, on
Monday evening, that Mr. Peerc had arrived
from Naples and would leave on Taesday for
I London. Lord Granville was in Paris and would
visit Ccmpaign The NeapoIitan Minister had
not left Paris
The funds show some fiatness, and closed
quiet at scarcely one-efghth per cent below those
1 OF yesterday.
II Is satisfactory to witness the stability With
which the trade Of the country bears the pres
sure OF the enormous rates OF discount; now
current in the discount market There IS good
demand for money at full rates. but no pressure
RorAL ISsolEScE sIlnnLE-cIAss SERsne
ITT.A daily contemporary contains the follow
ing complaiat;
.sOn my way 70 London from Windsor the
train ] travelled by on Thursday evening lsSt
mas detained at Feltham station exactly twenty
minutes oeea'lse, Is the porter there inform
/ ed me. the Queen was 4 coming True the
ineonyenlenee was not much 70 me. Seyerthe-
less, object to the stcppage complained OF up
on principle, for fbesites many others that
could be urged the folio ing reasons
81 Because, there being 5 double line Of rails
IN use, there was no necessity for ii.
% BecAuss the stop might have been (zs
titprobably was 70 some psssengersl of the most
serious consequences. N : variety OF ways, as
easily imagined IS described
Sd Because, upon taking my ticket. was
not informed OF thc intended ssoppage
4 Ettie time ago We had occasion TO comment
ION the eaeen's altering the bin Of fare 70 BE
/ produced Al the H4y market because. on her re-
tlTn from cnios ing herself Il the Grystai Psi
and did not Ike the Iieee ssiSsrtisi IS. Sid. in,
/ the prodretie,l % which the public paid thel-
money and taken their tickets
Nov We have trains Delayed, and hsindreiis5
/ nay thousands OF persons, put TO serious IN
conyenienee. some ruined, for Whist Tor : d.