Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-15
BY .THH. UNION LIMR.

~ BY THE UNION LIME.
TO TIRE DAILY 1NTELLIGLNGRR.
OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MoNRoE STREETS.
| FOREIGN NEWS. -
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.
New YoRk, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Europa,
with Liverpool dates to the 28th ult, has ar
rived The steamer Indian arrived outon the
l25th. The Arago onthe 26th
/ Late advices had been received from India
pronouucing the defeat of Delhi and the fugi-
| lives ut various points and the safety of Luck
now Strong reinforcements of British troops
having arrived near that place, the British Gov
ernmemt Will assume the control of affairs in
l1ndia, .zssz1s.as isszH.
The North Cumberland and Durham district
Bank has suspended liabilities amounting to
| threa millions of pounds, sterling.
LoNpoN.-The money ,marketls slightly east
or, with less demand. The bullion in the Bank
of England had increased, during the, week,
&7sO,00O. Consols for money are quoted at
81 1-4a91 3-S. sEVEs2
INDIA.-Fifteen troop ships with six hundred
men had arrived at the Indian ports The mu-
tineers were defeated at Agra with loss of for
ty-three guns and great amount of trcasnrs.
The loss of the InutineerS amounted to 1000
men. Gen'l HavelocE was still safe at Luck
now, but the enemy is i'll great force in the vi
cinity. The King of Delhi is to be tried by u
military commission. Two more of his sons
have been captured and shot. The fall of Delhi
had produced a marked effect at Mcru. The
arrears of Indian revenue were coming in rap
idly. IS
The newsfrom China is unimportant.
l. ENGLAND.-Additional failures have been an
nounced, including Rehidor & RoIdnan, of Lon
don, in the German trade; liabilities 100000;
/ I mi Enl
| ties 100000, and some half-doZcn houses at
| Hamburg Acceptable preparations had been
made for the liquidation of liabilities of Messrs
DenniSton 4 Il ,ylor and Vickers & Co. The
demand for money was diminishing and the is
sues of the Bank of England had nearly de
clined to the limit Of their charter again. The
supply Of gold was flowing in steadily.
The Bank of France had reduced its rates of
discount one per cent.
TheMi1iSters will propose total abolition Of
the East India Companies, by Government, as
soon as Parliament meets, and the Indian En-
Ipire be brought under the British Grown and
| Parliament
Lord Clarendon has announced to a deputa-
| ton of Anti-Slavery men that the French negro
emigration scheme from Africa would probably
| be abandoned.
| 1t was feared that the assets of the Northum-
berland and Durham Bank would prove bad
There was much excitement at New Castle, but
| the DubhS were SAlcuulilS aSSlSldLCC uuu 1AAS
operatives kept employed.
| Government does not design to bring forward
any financial measures for the consideration OF
| Parliament until February. -
Turkey has officially introduced the probable
necessity Of moving troops,on the Danube, on
account of the troubles in the Principalities. 1t
! is said that the troops have already been con-
centrated at Urdin
] a shipment of 100000 of Australia gold
has reached Suez. No news from that quarter
has been telcgraphed by the end of October. 1t
was reported that Gen. Hayelock would have
| 10000 British troops concentrated at Lucknow.
SPAIN, it is reported, has instructed Concha,
| Governor General of Cuba, to organize force
for decent upon Mexico in case negotiations
should fail
DEMONSTRATING & Bros Circular reports an
increase of operations in American securities,
the prices being matter of negotiations.
The steamship Europa reports passing the
new steamship Adriatic, when 600 miles from
Liverpool. The Adriatic passed the light ship
off Sandy Hook, on the evening of the 2Sd OF
November, and probably reached Liverpool on
the morning Of the Sd inst, thus making the
the run from the light shipin less than ten days
N-Wcincsday-Th Northumberland
and Durham District Bank another large pro-
yincial Bank stopped payment The paid up
capital and reserved fund exceeds 100000
pounds Liabilities estimated ut about three
million sterling and amount of assets said to be
unfayorahlc. The head officer of the Gonstitu-
ton is at New Castle ON Tyne, and great excite
ment prevailed there, rs the Bank was connect
! ed with Golfers, Iron Works. and Ship Building
concerns. The Bank of England had underta-
ken to assist some of the large Golfers so that
the workmcn would remain employed. The
other Banks in the vicinity were regarded as
quite safe and there had been no actual run up
on them. Attic Bank of England or discount
market, there was farther subsistence of pres