Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-24
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BY THE UNION LINE.
'F1oE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.

HAMYAx, Sept. 23.-The steamer Canada has
arrived with dates to the l2th-tllree days la
ter than brought by the Indian and City of Bal
tiinore. There was much anxiety in relation TO
the expected news from India, which lad not
been received when the Canada sailed
Cyrus w. Field has written to the London
Times, controverting the statements of thai
journal regarding the Atlantic Cable, as 10 its
availability for the Indian Telegraph, briefly
diSpnsing of several false destinations against
the Company. lie asserts that the recent tests
proves the cable as perfect as when first put on
bOnrd the ships.
The money articles of the London papers
contain extended remarks inregard to the tnOn-
ciai crisis in New York, and American securi-
ties held in England is from 60,000,00O to l0O,-
n00,0 600 pounds sterling. The news depreciateS
the apathy exhibited by capitalists as to the
management Of railroad affairs III England,
while in America there is a powerful combina-
ton for tile aVowed purpose of bringing all the
principal Railroad undertakings to ruin, unlike
those of any other country. The leading specu-
atorS Of New York endeav0r TO depreciate the
national credit. They influence the press and
are able, not only torcguiatc meetings, but re
tain permanently, legal advisers, whose vocation
is to discover the points for shaking.
The soundness of every kind of securities
thus creating unusual distrust. The article en-
braces mucf more in the same strain and con-
cllueS ny IlAS va a.
committee on American stocks, to protect The
interests of foreign holders.
A London Attorney has abSconded, whose
debts amount to RI50,000 sterling including
Eorgeries on large scale.
Letters have been received from Lady Frank
Inns Arctic Expedition, dated from BaulIs river
Greenland, which says the progress of the ex-
petition had exceeded the expectations enter
tanned when starting.
The submarine telegraph, connecting Europe
and Africa, was successfully laid on the 9th
inst.
The East India Co. have chartered the addi-
tional steamers, to convey troops to india.
The religious riots in Belfast have been revi,
we'd, and the Catholics have organized an armed
club for their protection against the Orange
men.
FRAHcE-The Emperor, Napoleon, is to meet
the Russian Emperor, Alexander, Mt Stutgard,
on the 2Jth. 1t is rumorcd that the Kings of
Prussia and Bavaria will also be present.
The official account of the French harvest
says it has exceeded the general expectation of
the yield
The Bank Of France shows an immense in
crease OF Bullion.
IrALY.-The investigation of the late insur-
recticn has been completed of
the persons are charged with numbering OF
mining soldiers, and the regiments are to be
tried for high treason.
SPAGN--ltelntorccmehts are still oelnS. DIS
tpatchch to Cuba.
-AusrnrA.-A difficulty has occurred between
France and Austria, with regard to reforms in
papal States and an open rupture is predicted.
RuSSIA.-Thc Emperor arrived Mt Warsow
on tie 9th.
PEnsIA.-Thc Persians have evacuated Hcrat.
INDrA.--No later intelligence has been rceeiv-
ed from India. The total number of the English
army in India and on the route, now reaches
Barring Bros. & Co.'S circular reports the
money market as very active. The bullion in
the Bank of England had decreased during the
week to $4,000. American stocks were not
much affected by accounts of the panic in New
York. Sales are reported as unimportant, at
the following quotations: Maryland SIS bonds
s94 Penn. 5's, 744. U. S. G's bonds 1868,
IO4al05. Penn. 5's bonds 1877 at 78a7S4. Iii
nois Central rs $50, 95a10O. Michigan Cen.
trail IS 1869, s6aSS.
LIVERPOOL, 22th.-Breadstuffs continue quiet
and steady. Provisions generally quiet. Coffee
steady. Rice huoyant but unchanged.