Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-03

EORkIGN NEWS.
ARRIYAL oF ZEE CANADA.

HALIFAX, July 1.-The Clnard steamer Cana
da from Liverpool, bound to Boston, arrived
here this evening with dates to the 21st, 8 days
later than received by the North America at
Quebec.
The excitement in regardto Champions arri-
val out speedily subsidized, on the official declara-
ton being made that Mr.. Dallas would not be
dismissed.
The Recruiting business is considered as de-
initely settled, and hopes are freely interehang-
ed that the Central American question Will be
put to rest
The nomination of Buchanan was received,
and. caused but little STIR.
Peace meetingsRn riendlyaddressest to Amer
a lea abundant.
Mr.. Baillie,s motion in the House of Commons,
Prospecting the American difficulties, on which
it was supposed the Ministry would be defeated,
has been Withdrawn.
1t was reported that Great Britain would send
no Minister to Washington during the admins
%tration of Pierce. The impression, however,
is that it is but n rumor.
Lire7yOoL, jane 2O.-Cotton market advan-
ced Is in a week, but subsequently receded and
closed at previous rates
The Collins steamer Baltic arrived on the 18th.
Her news had no effect upon the market. Sales
of the week, 10000 bales sales on Friday, 5000
bales, of which l5O0 bales were taken on specu-
lation. Market closing steady. Orleans fair
C Esd; do middling 6 3-16d. Flour market
firm, prices atriie higher, demand good, Tda1s
ION finer qualities. Wheat advanced I'd, with
fair inquiry. Red 9s9da10s9d; white 10s6da
a11s3d. Active speculative demand for Corn at
1sa6d advance, with more buyers than sellers.
Mixed and yellow 30sa31s; white 31s6da32s6d,
closing quiet. The above quotations are from
Richardson, Spencer & Co.'S circular.
Brown & ShipIey, and others, report a great
difference in the quality of flour received, and
quotations uncertain.
The weather had been wet, but accounts
from the agricultural districts arc generally ft-
vorable.
Business in becflimited and no change. Pork
unchanged. Bacon unchanged, moderate busl-
tness, but at the close holders acknowledgements.
Lard continues scarce, sales at 6ls, but expected
shipments will cause a heavy decline. Tallow
firm, sales at 47s6da4e.
London. 90-Barings circular quotes iron I'M
changed; bar, in Wales, IS IS; Scotch pig, at
Glasgow, T3s. Flour 34a3Ss.
The demand for money is somewhat more ac-
tive, but rates unchanged. Gold now arrives
freely. >
The amount of bullion in the Bank of England
Increased 4370,000.
Consols for money not quoted, but the rat
for account is OF l-2a5-s. Holders of American
securities are pressing on the market. but they
readily find buyers, and the rates are not quo
tally lower.
Bell & Sons report American stocks u~nchang
ed in allrespects, with considerable sales of State
stocks, ready purchaserSfor U. 5. 6s; Maryland
SIS s7aS9 Penn'a CentlS9a94.
Huors, juno 19.-New Orleans tres ordindire
quoted at 94E -
Advice. from Vienna state that Marshall Ia
Idetsky sent word to his government from LON
hardy, that if the excitement continued in LON
hardy and Yenitian Provinces, that he should
demand an increase of so, 900 Austrian troops.
1.-THE government agreed to increase his force II
it should be necessary.
The ship Sarah Bryant, from Cronstadt, for
New York, was the first American vessel that
passed the sound since the expiration of the
treaty. She paid the dues under protest. The
government is turning its attention to the colo
nizntion of its American territory, a large colo
E~nization party. being fitted out at Hamburg by
the Russian American Company. 1t appears
settled that very little grain will be exported
from Russia this season. Hundreds of vessels
that went to the Black Sea for cargoes will re-
turn empty.
The ship Achilles, from Philadelphia, arrived
in the Scheldt on the 18th.
The ship Hortense, from Baltimore, reached
belfast on the 10th.
The Clara Preble, from Baltimore, arrived at
Deal on the 18th.
The Emperor Napoleon is taking steps to have
the Empress appointed Regent for her son. Inc
project of a law on the subject has been sent to
the Senate, and debated with closed doors.
1t proposes that, in case OF the Emperor's de-
mise, inc impress Sudil IclShs stS - q
Council of Regency whose names the Emperor
wilIIeave under a sealed cuyelop.
The government papers are writing up the
project.
The Moniteur gives the project Of the Sena.
tors and the committee on the Regency, and
states that the Empress viii be Regent-guardlan
of her. son, during his minority, but she Is not to
contract a second marriage while it continues
In case of the death of the Empress, the regen-
tcy will pass to the senior Prince of France, and
thence to the other Princes in the order of lie
~reditary succession, and, failing them all, to the
iCouDcil of Regency.
ITALY.-There are two or three changes in
the Sandman Ministry, the chief one being the
appointment Of Gen. La Marmora to the Wal
Baron Wenan, the Austrian Under-Sec'y Of
Foreign Affairs, has gone to Rome, the object Of
his visit being to convince Cardinal Antonelta
and his colleagues Of the necessity of making
reforms.
ESGLASp-Mr. Gladstone stated that, on last
Monday, when Lord Palmerston announced the
intention of the Govt to continue diplomatic re-
t%lations with the present American Minister,
he did not give any explanation OF motives
which led to that course, nor advert to the
conduct of the American Government in the
dismissal of Mr.. Champion. At that period
there was reason to expect an Immediate discus
sion of the question, and therefore, he might
have thought that explanations at that tmePre-
mature. He thought it important that the
House should know as carly as possible the ma
ture of the reply Government intended to give
to NJ. Marcy'sI despatch, respecting the dismis-
sal of Mr.. CHAMPION. He wished to know
when Government would be prepared to lay
their reply to Mr.. Marcy upon the table.
Lord Palmerston said that Mr.. Gladstone
rightly understood motives, that induced him to
abstain on Monday from making observations
upon the subject, motives equally as strong, pre-
vailed on present occasion. He would, there.
fore, say in reply to the question TINT, he had
no doubt Of being able to lay all the papers
upon the table, including Lord Glarendon's an
swer to Mr.. Marcy in the course of next week
to- nrobobIv ot an earlier dav Ha.