Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-22
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ARRIyAL on THE NIAGARA


FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
HAIlrAx, Nov. 20.-The steamer Niagara mr.
rived here at midnight, with Liverpool dates 10
Saturday, the sth inst
The Niagara left Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the 9Th inst She passed the Ericsson, only
miles from Liverpool.
HE Persia arrived out ON the eve of the 7tI
inst, a trip of . days and hours. Meantime.
the Anglo Saxon arrived at Liyerp pool from Que
bee on the 9th.
There are additional symptoms Of close
union between France Rnssin and Prussia 1t
would appear that France supports the uncon-
ditional Omission of Russia and Prussiato the
second meeting of the European Conference,
while England is said to oppose the admission
of the former and Austria Of the latter.
Treaties of commerce between Russia and
France, and railway treaties between Russia and
Prnsria We're in preparation
Neapolitan affiirs are without change
Lord Palmerston had delivered an address on
education before large assembly in the Free
Trade Hall and Manchester He also made two
speeches in defence Of his foreign policy.
In Lord Palmerston's speech ut Manchester
he nsed the following expression, which had
been the subject of much comment. II hope
the peace viii be lasting, but its endurance must
depend on the fidelity with which the conditions
are fulfilled, if the power which provoked hos
tliy is faithfully carried out in the treaty. there
can be no doubt that peace will long be preser
we'd y iis9 s1s Sse
On the sixth inst the directors of the Bank
of England held a protracted sitting, during
which they considered the expediency of MAX
ing further change in the rate of discount,
with view of arrestipg the continued outflow
of gold. The resolution, not TO makcany change
for the present, was arrived ut by a minority of
only one,
The condition of the Bank of France shows
no improvement. France ruInors continued of
probable modification of the Ministry.
An official editorial In LIE Constitutional,
on questions at issue between the French and
English Governments says the presence Of
Naval squadron of England, in the Black Sea,
and the Austrians in the municipalities, are hence
forth only arbitrary, and violent means of pre-
venting solution of the differences which Rus
sia has been the first to propose, In Offering to
submit the question to its natural Judges. Is it
desired rather to have recourse to arms is war
desired Does the English ministry itch to
enter again upon hostilities and without France;
not certainly to assure the execution of the treaty
OF Paris. but imprudently to rent it to pieces in
the face of the world, with the object of satis-
flying an ambition that had been for the moment
disguised Werepeat, that it now depends upon
the Cabinets of London and Vienna to put an
end TO the pending disputes and terminate the
rise. ss55
1t is rumored at Paris that the French fleet
is about to proceed to the Black Sea-but it is
not certain.
NAPLES The Paris Patrie says the manifesto
from the Neapolitan government is, daily expec-
ted, and il not conciliatory, the Neapolitan En-
voys, of both France and England, will proba-
bly, demand their passports.
& RusSIA-ltis said that new treaty of com
merce has been settled between Russia and Prus-
STA, with the view of an international railway
communication. The concession of the Russian
railways to the credit mobilier, was signed Oct.
Esd
COMMERCIAL NEws-LIvERPooI, Nov. 7th.-
Cotton market closed quiet and dull at irregular
prices The Brokers Circular quotes Lower
and Middling qualities as having declined, most
reaching lss for lower grades fair qualities 1-16
lower. Sales of the week have been $4,000
bales, including 2, 300 on speculation, and 900
for export, with closing quotations of fair Or
leans Mt 3S: middling do. z rs; fair Mobile
% rs; middling do. 81 Lilo; fair Uplands 4 Is:
middling do. 63-4.. The stock of cotton ut Liy-
erpool is 4as, 40 bales including s22 500 Amer
icans 4aiS Is
Manchester markets are dull, and buyers de-
mand reduction.
BREADsTuFRs-The market is quiet and dull
'the Brokers Circular quotes Wheat inactive at
a decline of 3D. Flour quiet and dull with de-
cline on inferior qualities. Corn generally I'M
changed.
S Richardson, Spence & Co. quotes red Wheat
at Ss9da9s1d; white Wheat 9s6da1os1d, and the
market closed dull, especially for white Balti-
more Flour 30sa88s6d; Philadephia brands 32s
.6da3Ss6d; Ohio 35a37s, but the market closed
dull. Corn - Mixed 3Ss; Yellow 33sa33s6d;
White 35s, with dull market. Provision mar
iket very dull, and holders pressing on the mar
ket Prime Beef T0s; prime Mess 65aT5s Ba-
con generally dull, but sales unimportant on
private terms. Lard very dull, and quotations
nominal at IDS. For Taliow, Y. c., the feeling
IS easier at n decline of Is; sales being made at
56a57s
LoSDoS, Nov. T7tli.-The Money market is UNI
changed, closing with sales for Consols for mon
ey at % 3sSag2 SIS; for account 90 3-4a9S
American Stocks quiet and generally unchanged
with limited business.
LospoN, Nov. h.-Baring Brothers quote
Iron quiet; Welsh bar Iron, free on board. CT
5saeI os;; elsh rails 81 SIS.
Breadstutfs quiet Flour 34sa39s Red
Wheat 6ssaT2s; wAite Wheat TOa7Bs.
FROM THE SOUTH.
BAITIMoRE, Nov.t 81 Ihe papers by the
Southern mail this morning furnish the follow
ing items of intelligence
Returns from all but one OF the Parishes of
louisiana give a Democratic majority Of 20oo.
In Georgia Buchanan's official majority Is a.
3S7, only county to be heard from.
The North Carolina Legislature assembled at
Raleigh on Monday.
The brig Aloneabah from Belize, Honduras,
bound for New York, has put into Savannah,
leaking.
FROM BALTIMORE.
& Nov. 21.-There was an entire suspension of
business in our city yesterday, and the churches
were all open. The day passed off very quietly.
But late on Wednesday night IN attack was
made ON an American ball, and two of the plea