Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-20

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BY THE NATIONAL LINE
oRr1oE. ooRNER WATER AND NoNRoF STREETS
lfoREIGN MEMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.
NEw. YoAK, May 19.-.rhc Ningara has arrived
from HverPool'w with adviccs to the morning Of
the 9th inst.
The Belgium Trans Atlantic steamship Consti,
Triton, from New York, Landed her passengers
latsSOuthampton on the 9TH.
The political news brought by the Niagara is
not very Important, With 1hc exception of the
speech of Queen Victoria, which was read be-
fore Parliament ON Thursday, the Tth inst. In
relation tO;the United States, the speech merely
says that the negotiations with regard 10 Cen
trail America are still unsettled.
ElvEisrooL, 9Th. The Brokers Circular of to-
dry reports the markets closing steady, alIquaM-
ties Of Cotton having slightly advanced. Sales
for the week have been about 10000 bales, in
Guiding II, 600 bnleS to Spectators and export
els. Sales on,ruesday 10000 bales.
| Adyices from Manchester report the market
favorable
Circulars report the weather unfavorable for
growing crops, and breadstnffs closed steady.
There slittlc change in provisions since the sail
| ing of the Anglo SaXoniand Arago. Beef firm
Pork and Bacon-heavy and dull. Sugar closed
buOyaht with aislight advance inprices. Hold:
erS of Spirits of Iurpentine demand an ad
vance, audthe market closed with much firm.
ness. ia
LoSpoN. sth.-M Money market without change.
ConsOls have improved and closed for money at
SO 90.
Parliament opened with the Queens speech.
We arc commanded to inform you that Her Ma
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|. of having recourse to your advice and assist
| ance. After the dissolution of last Parliament,
her Majesty hopes there will be found sufficient
time during the present session, to enable you
to deal satisfactorily with the various important
matters, some of which occupied the attention
Of the last Parliament
We are commanded by her Majesty to inform
you that the present state of affairs in Europe
affords well grounded confidence inthe continu-
ance of peace with ALL The treaty with Paris
has been carried into execution, and it is hoped
what remains to be done in regard to those mat
ters5 will be speedily accomplished.
Negotiations subject to confederation as re-
CARDS the affairs of Neufchatel are drawing to a
close, and viii, her Majesty trusts beterminatcd
ibylAn5 arrangement satisfactory to all parties.
Il The negotiations in which Her Majesty is en-
gagged with the government of Honduras inre-
gard to affairs of Central America are not yet
closed. Her Majesty commands us TO express
between the commissioner of China and Her
! Majestys civil and naval officers remained I'M
adjusted, but Her Majestyhas sent the China,
plenipotcntiary fully instructellto deal with all
matters of difference, and that pleipotentiary
/ will be supported by adequate military and ma
4 val force, in the event of such assistance be-
| coming necessary. We are also commanded by
/ Her Majesty to inform you that the treaty of
peace between Her Majesty and the Shah ofPcr-
STA was signed at Paris on the 4th of March by
| Her Majcsty ambassador aud the ambassador
of the Shah of Persia, and Her Majesty will give
directions that this treaty shallbe laid before
1 you as soon us ratiticationSare exchanged. AL
SO to inform you that Her Majesty, in conjunc-
ton with several European powers, have con-
cluded to treat with the king of Denmark for
the redemption of Sound dues. This treaty,
together with separate convention between
Her Majesty and tie king of Denmark compile
ting the arrangement, will be laid before you,
and Her Majesty will cause measures necessary
for fulfilling the arrangements thereby contract
edto be submitted to your consideration. The
/ speech then refers atlength to business matters
of a local nature, and closes by congratulating
Parliament on the continued well being and con-
tenttnent of her people, and progressive devel.
opment and productive industry throughout her
dominfons
The Grand Duke Constantine will visit Eng.
land.
The East India Company have decided to take
limited part of the operatives from China
FRAECB.-The Minister of Marines has sus.
pended preparations for the despatch of troops
to China.
Advices from Paris, show very great inn
tproyement in the specie resources ofthe Bank Of
France.
The Americans in Paris have rendered Sena-
tor Sumner public dinner, which was declined.
Portions of Spain is disturbed-Malaga in
state of seige. Seven war vessels under orders
to sail from 0adiz with troops for HAVANA
PERsIA.-The City of Mohalnmerah was
captured by. the British on April 2GtE. The
Persians retreated.in grent disorder with a loss
of 300. killed and wounded & an amount of
ammunition and military stores. The British
loss trihipg. Arab tribes friendly and subinis.
slve. Sir James DutraIn, had driven large
number of the Persian army from their position
before AhiVaz, capturing their guns and mill
tary stores.
LoNDoN: Saturday adyicesannounce anthem
tatyely the ratification of the Anglo Persian
treaty by the Shah.
The Tines city article, says funds entirely
recovered the sudden aud unexpected depres-
sion of yesterday, the market being strengthen
ed by large investments in exchequer bills
Steadiness of Foreign exchanges demand at
Bank for money very active.
FROM WASHINGTON.
MAY ia member of the Cabinet to-day
received a telegraph despatch from Major McCuI
Ioch, declining the GoyernOrship of Utah. He,
however expects to reach this city in the course
Of. ten days.
II is not true that Judge Drummond has been
offered the appointment, but this afternoon al
telegraph despatch was sent to Western man
whose name is officially concealed for the pres
ent, rendering it to him.
= Recent Information has caused change in the
policy hitherto contemplated. The condition of
Utah now being such as requires vigorous meas.
ures troops in large numbers will be sent thitti.