Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-15
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THE LATEST NEWS
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN News
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA,

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HALIFAX, Sept. IS.-The Cunard steamer
ARABIA arrived here this morning, eproute for
Boston, having left Liverpool at noon ON Thurs
day the 4th inst The dates therefroin are 8
days later than received yesterday by the Cam
bria.
The steamer Atlantic sailed for New York on
"Wednesday morning, and the steamer Kanga-
roo arrived from Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL, Sept Q. Cotton market firm and
full average business was doing, Sales Cot
ton to-day estimated at 1900 bales, including
j, 900 70 spectators and exporters. Market
closed firm, prices unchanged. y. o. middling
$3.50; Mobile middiing . h Sales for days,
including Wednesday, 5000 bales, of which
$4,000 bales were taken on speculation and
I, 1000 on export
Weather continued fine and Breadstuffs less
firm. Flour, good Ohio 33a36s; Southern 30a
32s. Yellow and mixed Corn 33sa33s6d Red
" heat, old crop, 6s9s6d; now crop los.
In consequence OF the very favorable weather
for agricultural purposes, holders have been IN
dueed "a press their stock upon the market
Provisions unchanged. Lard higher, sales
at7sc.
LoSDoN, Sept s.-sugar unchanged in price,
transactions moderate Coffee Arm.
Scotch pig iron quoted at T6s in Glasgo, for
cash, American shipping brands TSs
Money market unchanged. Consolsfor mon
ey quoted at % 7-s.
General news unimportant The London
Star asserts that the governments of France and
England are on bad terms relative to Spanish
affairs. Communications, it is understood,
passed between them of an unfriendiy charae-
ter. The Star further says an opinion has found
its way on the other side the Atlantic that Eng
land is ready TO make every concession in order
to obtain friendship with the United States, and
that this conclusion has been come to in the G.
vent of possible rupture with France.
The improved tone of the London Journals is
interpreted in the sense, and the New York
Herald makes it much of topic. We have
hitherto hesitated to say SO because these are
matters of great importance, which should not
be paraded for the sake of raising public ex-
element, but as the Paris correspondence oil
our own press now begin TO Talk about the mat.
ter, reserve must be put aside and the public
should be instructed that while there may be
really no danger, it is always serious thing to
have foreign policy under the dictation of pre-
niier like Palmerston.
The health of tho Emperor of France e1cites
much discussion. Heissaid to esuferihg from
a dangerous malady, bat the exact nature is CON
cealed from the public.
| The Spanish government has not yet pub
lished DEGREES dissolving oortez, and fixing new
| elections.
| At latest dates Lisbon was quiet but circum-
stances prove the late riot was political.
Discomfort is spreading in Italy and alarm ex.
fists in Naples in consequence of the movement
of the Muralist party who have been circulating
| a proclamation in Naples.
4 The ship Kent, from Melbourne with 80 ounces
of gold left on the 10th of June.
Trade in Austria is satisfactory. Theprojected
campaign of tho Russians against the Circas
i slams isindeffinately postponed.
The Times officially announces the report
that the Portuguese government applied tc
England for British squadron on the occasion
tof the recent riots at Lisbon, destitute Of
] Foundation.
The Partisan Ambassador at Parisis about tc
proceed to London to terminate the Anglo Pa
tristan dispute, offering full satisfaction, proyi
Eded Mr.. Murray be recalled.
| The Times has another leader on Marcy
marantine proposition and estimates the cost OF
the Russian war at $50, 600, GEO.