Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24
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YoREIGi5Ns NEWS.
ARRIYs A. or THE STEAMER CANADA.

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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER CANADA
HAL1rAx, Dec. 23-The steamship Canada
arrived this forenoon with Liverpool dates to
the IL inst She sdispatched in consequence
of the America having returned to port. 5'e g
The steamship Baltic which sailed from .iy-
crpool on the 10th inst, took the official an
nouncemcnt that the Peace Congress was TO re
assemble at Paris during the present month;
aso that aniunspccessfuia attempt had been made
to assassinatc the King of Naples. & ID,
There is nothing additional to report in reia-
ton to political affairs. ig5Esatf z
The captain and Is of the passengers of the
steamer Lyonnaise had reached Bordeaux in
81 cty. i5f4s ssrs3si.
The steamship America sailed from Liverpool
on her regular Saturday, the 9th inst
but when off Cape clear, encountered a severe
storm, by which her decks were swept and 9th
erwise SO much Injured, that she returned to
port for repairs Co.,
The Baltic sailed for New York on the 10Th
instant. ~ 2ft6 glaQ5 1853 IS w
LIVERPOOL, Dec. II The sales of Cotton for
the five days of the present week were $1,000
bales. the 10th aud the 18th the sales we're
10000 bales, including 5000 bales for export
Misrepresentation. The market closed firm and
generally unchanged. Breadstuffs are reported
as having a declining tendency, quotations. be-
ing nominal. Provisions quiet and unchanged
The London money market is active but ca
rb Gn.a9s LOT ace0unt ile quoted
bro,sht He aaes;e3,s IA '"e
,b "a tta i..e
her boats and IA To-.
!,,tSI naa ael ler.yaiu SAIGON ss
pnt back to Liverpool on the morning of the
ll1th inst. 7I,i.I-6i s
The Niagara was passed on the 18th, off
The slim Nav yor,.. f.o,r ,,e,,,soo, e.. W.,
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nea, bmnsaro, 81. nv sl y. oao
nassona.s i''u anu Zoo
The Shin l. War,,ar from S. Nav Ss,o,ns ca,
Liverpool vent ash"ra ,,s;, Wefn,i t1r 90. ~.
were .,1ad 49,, To- - y. "
tba eatISo, nai,.,'. J" - t'p &c ssiseu y
The shin, 7 ,IIa Rosib s,r m. ,,s..,, ~.
b,cl, IA r iya,{nI ,,;,i L.. e IL. p1'
rh.ra has boo sss ~ s az
RritiSh cl,annai 81 - III '''o
A. 5e;,,tat ;on 'sro,,,S ;,a..oeI a's
.,a;,a, .i.' =. ,S, "a. - pooii anu 1ohuo
@,ea upon aorq Glarsndon e. ascertain what
New Grc1nsda ga i'
Eats,ar Slat,l,a >, a., =. 49,, -, ~, M,
R;cbard @otis ,,n y, .nl o.i is'.
an Jo,sH ''as fuos'1eu aposier iet'e'
n ;s ,,,,,o,e, tI,. ,sa,,o.,
mission To Rome res.es IN ~ t;, ~.
Nanoleon. Which Should neoca he coUsel;Jats y.
viii probably fake place ,s,rl en, : -
Many marine disasters are renorird in tho
Mediterranean. =. =, ~ = - ~ !
The commercial affairs of France are not.3re.
garded as nnfayorable. but much dissatisfaction
is felt because the Bank does not relax.
Corn is declining slowly in all the markets of
France.
SpAIN.-Advices from Madrid state that opin-
ioiiwis strongly against The new loan. -.
& The Minister of Finance would probably re.
sign.
MALAGA Saragossa is still rolitically excl.
ted, though there las been no open outbreak.
PRtssIA.77-Thc king has presented the rcso-
lutions of the Germaniediet, on the Neufchatel
join in a collective decision, with view to Sc
cure her recognized rights. III
France and Austria advised Prussia to abstain
from military demonstrations during, the PEN