Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21
ARRIVAL OF THE s STEAMSHIPS WANDER
BlLT AND ATLANTIC.

ARRIVAL OF,THE STEAMSHIPS WANDER
BILE AND ATLANTIC.
NEw Go8K, July lg-'rhe Vanderbilt steam
! ship Vanderbilt, Captain Wilcox, from Havre
and Southampton at O'Clock z. NJ, of the 9Th
inst, with l2U passengers, $2Op,OOu in specie,
and 900 tons of freight, arrived at the guuran-
tine az IL o'cock thisInorning.
The Collins mail Steamer Atlantic, Capt. AID
ridge, hHs also arrived.
The shipments of specie to the East from
France amounted to about FL ,G3T, 800 for the
present year, and from England they average
arout one million and half per month.
ENoLAND.-Ihe shipment OF the telegraph Gu
bic on board the niagara was proceeding salts
tactorily. She is expected III MerSey on the
eleventh.
The Paris correspondent of the Times, says
the instruction III Naples has been put down
INT ali points Two engagements between the
insurgents and Royal troops is stated to have
taken place on the frontier of Caabria. In the
first it is alleged that the Insurgents lost one
hundred men, and in the second they lost about
! thirty.
The flow Of gold into the Bank of England
continued active.
The English money market is rather fat.
Mr. Roe U ks motion for the abolition of tie
Lord Leutenantcy OF ireland, was rejected III
the House of Commons, ON the fth inst, by 26b
votes against l57.
Money is in demand on the London Stock Ex-
change at per cent.
| A circumstance going TO show that all adyan-
ces made by the Bank during shutting must be
repaid by Saturday next; tending to absorb ali
the available supply. The amUuntof these adj
| vances have been such as will lead to any pres
sure on their being met.
The reduction of the rate of discount by the
Bank was regarded as certain on Thursday
week.
FRANcE.-The three Republican candidates
were elected in Paris on the 9th and 9th notwith-
standing all the efforts of the Government. The
following is the definite result of the third cleo
toral districts Cayaignac 1880; Thiesbant
| 1852; 4th district-0llevier Ito; Veran 1,0UU
l7th-Dasenion IL ,O7s; Langliott ll,OSS.
| The harvcsts were in a most prospective
state.
The Forthcoming return of the Bank of France
will probably show increase of Bullion OF
92O0U00 or 100000 over last month.
A decline in Corn and Wine is becoming ap-
I1ALY.-The attempted insurrection in Italy
was directed, it is said, against the King oil Ma
pies and the Pope, not with view to any par
ticular form of Government, but to get rid oil
the Italian Bourbops and expel the usurpers
and those Xho are protected by them from Italy.
! According to Constantinople accounts of 25th
ult, a Russian steamer under the English flag
approached the Circassian ports Of Glendjreck
and Suiuekele and sunk several small vessels,
after taking out the merchandise they had OH
board.
SrAlN.-The revolutionary attempts in Spain
had been suppressed. Tho province of Jacn
was in state of fermentation. The mail be-
tween Serville and Madrid had been stopped by
large body of armed men and the official cores
Ipondence had been seized and burned. They
were subsequently, routed by strong detaclI'
nent of the civil guard. There were also tokens
of discomfort in South Spain.
RUssIA.--MOre friendly relations between
Russia and Austria seem probable.
PERsIA-Advices from Teheran, state that
Mr. Murray, the British Minister, had demand
ed regiment of the Indian army, that should
accompany him on his entering Tcheran. The
Persian government had refused.
INDIA.-There are no later ndyiccs furnished
but a letter from Lahore, published in the Lon
don Times, says, the 10th regiment of native
Infantry, at Terozopore, having refused to lay
down their arms, were cut to pieces The 500
Schoys who got away from Lahore had been
nearly all killed by the Punkjanber.
CoMaERCIAL INTEGLIaENoE.- The London Cot
ton markets. generally unchanged and buoyant
sales for three days were 1000 bales; 1900
bales of which were on speculation and same
amount to exporters.
LIVERPOOL. -Breadstufs closed quiet. Red
wheat was I'd lower and quotations for white
corn were barely maintained. Flour and wheat
closed dull. The Association publishes stock
estimates of wheat and -four as larger than an
ticipatcd The weather was showery.
The circular of Richardson, Spence & Co.,
report the following quotations: Western Canal
3Os cd; Phiia. 3la32s; Bait. 8la32s; Ohio 32s
Gda33s Cd. White wheat 9s 6dalUs; red do IS
6dags cd. Mixed corn 36sa36 Cd; yellow do,
white 39sa39s 3D..
Provisions closed quiet Lard dull with
slight decline in all qualities, sales at AIS 6d.-l
Pork closed dull and heavy. Beef was steady.
LoNDoN-Sugars reported dull. Rice closed
quiet.