Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-24
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ARRIVAL oFTHE ATLANTIC.
New YoRK, June R8d.-The AtLantic arrived
Mt midnight. She brings about 500 passengers,
amongst them Mr. Fillmore.
"A salute in honor of Mr.. Fillmcres arrival
was fred from the Collins Dock, also from the
Battery.
The Atlantic loft liverpool ats P. n. on the
18th.
The Asia arrived out on the morning of the
Tho steamer Alma starteda second1pne from
Havre for New York on the llth, hut her ma
chiucry became again dissrranged, and she put
into Southampton.
The English public were sill, without any of
fetal notice Uf=Air. Champions dismissal, al
though it Was regarded as a fixed fact, from the
positive but unofficial statement taken out by
the Asia; these, however, had created but little
excitement.
heLondon papers all have editorials on the
subject, and they generally argue that as the
case WAS personal there Is no necessity for send-
ing Ar. Dallas away.
Tbs Times continues to exhibit its usual bit
terncSs towards the U. States.
The Daily News wonders that aggressive
America should cite British annexation in India
as a paliiation of her own propcnSitics, India be-
ing an exceptional case.
The Morning Chronicle thinks it coyardly to-
make a scnpe-goat of Mr.. Champion, and ridi-
cules the idea.
The general news is without any event of i'm
portancc.
An attempts said to have been made on the
life of the Queen Of Spain. young man pre-.
scented a pistol at her, but was immediately dis
armed.
Kansas affairs were exciting notice in Eng
land, without being generally understood. 1t
was arguedthat they would divclt TIA attention from
n fNFnIpU- C-GTs
Parliamentary proceeding have been generally
unimportant.
Asbill altering the oath administered to mem
bers Of Parliament, so that the Jews can be
qualified, has been passed. by the House ofComs
mons.
accounts of the damage occasioncd by the re-
cent floods.
a new Portuguese ministry has been formed
with the Marquis Soule aS Pres't.
1t is estimated that the inundtti1ns in France
have rendered 10000 people houseless, and
thrown 100, O00, out ofwork.
Notwithstanding the floods, it is hoped that
the corn crop will not be much hrlow the aver
ago yield.
1t is reported in Berlin that Prussia and sar-
dinia have both demanded to be admitted into
the Commission for recognizing the Danubian
EPrincipaities, aud their cmands have been &c.
lccdcd to.
| ~ IL Is SIateu IlaIt EAlSCfln mas resolved 10 GTSCl
the Lombarty- Vrnitian provinces into the king
dom of Upper Italy.
Arabia is still in revolt, refusing to recognize
the rule of the Sultan.
More Turkish outragcs against Christians are
reported.
The Russian commissioned 10 settle the az
fairs i. the PIiacipalitics has been instructed to
retire from the commission il NJ. Pasha, Eorme:-
liz Prince Stundsca, should be included in the
comrrission.
Letters from tile Crimea, TO May 81st, men
ton that 10000 masons are to be employed in
rebuilding SebastoPoI after the departure of the
allies.
The English army Is healthy.
LirerPo0l, 11th.-Cotton easier, but not quo
tably lower, sales Cor three days, $4,000 bales,
including 800 bales TO spectators, and 1000 to
0 SIG; Mobile middling g l-lG; Upland middiipg
6 GIG.
Brcadstuffs a shade higher, hut transactions
moderate. Wheat Advanced Cd, sales of white
at lUs6da1ls; red 9S3da1usld. Flour advanced
6la1s; western canal 3Usa34s; Phila. -four Sts6d
a35s6d; straight Bait. and good Ohio 35s6dn3Ts
Sd. Corn advanced lsnlsGd; sales southern
white at 29s6d; northern prime white 8Gsdd;
yellow and mixed OBS.
The weather has been favorable for agricultu-
raj purposes.
London, 1otA.-Thc market for consols is
heavy to-day. 94a1-4.
Lirerpo0i, 11M-9 P. M-Lard still higher,
sales at auction els, market bare. Otherwise,
provisions unchanged, but firm.
Consols for money oa short account quotedat
o. I-Sa1-2.