Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABTl

| New YORK, August 9.-Ihe CnnaTd steam
/ ship Arabia arrived this afternoon, from Liver
pool, with dates to the 6th inst, being three
days later than those received by the Colum-
lbia
4 The loading Of the telegraph cable nj yacr-
/ Gin, WAS accomplished successfully on the 9th,
aud the sqnadron started for Newfoundland.
4 The italian conspirators have been found
guilty of the alleged design against the life oil
Napoleon. One has been sentenced to trans
| portatIon and the others to imprisonment for
fourteen years
Nothing later from India has been received.
TheRight Rev. Bloom, first bishop of London
is dead
tits rumoretl that the negotiations in relation
to the Spanish and Mexican questions, have
been suspended.
i Spain, it is said, still continues her military
The misunderstanding between France and
Turkey continues but the report that Turkey
las declared the NEoldnvia election void, is con
Isidered doubtful.
The proceedings of Parliament have been un,
| important
! WuIi>ki aud Pcrsunenan are Osborn, i'll at
tendance on Queen. Yictorin.
/ LlyERPooI.-Th circulars report the Cotton
| Market as closing dull sud steady. Sales SLOW,
at Eprnerprices.
Brcalstuffs generally closed dull. Provision,
tditto
The London money Market is Unchanged
Consols gOSayOs for money; 90Ba9l for ac-
Bullion in the Bank Of England las dcclintt
es7O,000 during the week.
India goods in the Liverpool market are stag
nant
LondOn.-Baring s Cos, circular reports
Ebreadstuifs as quiet. New wheat had declined.
Sugar heavy aud Collie dull, Flour western ca
IlbiO .3O -llStfI
Corr, mixed 37S, Yellow 27s, White 45SalBs.
Money market. American securities unchanged.
| Provisions and Prodncc market firm.
GREAT BNIrAIS-In the House of Lords Lore
| Campbell, VIcSCDteda petition Of the Queen aHH
princess Dude, rcSitliug il England, expressing
regret at the revolt in Indin aud that suspicion
to attach to their relation EX King, also, stating
| the petitioners had uruuc,s tom the King
his entire innocence ufail conn liCity In the "n
| break, and praying that charges against Inn
\ might be announced so that he might estahli-.
his innocence Objection was raised and 1t wa
| withdrawn.
| LIvEnPooL,--It is stated that LilSec ROliir.
will prosecute the Times for an article chargiai
complicity III the recent coi>pi:acy.
| The Spanish Government is actively engage
| in military preparations. l'he r!tactiSe nun
Der Of the army will soon lie one hnmdrcd an.
twenty thousand 1t is also run0rcd that tn
Royal Guard, diSmembered under the regency
| TuRKEY.-rhe Freuch Ambassador at Con
Stantinople, struck his flag on the 5th inst, 6u
would not leave his post for days.
| Two hundred houses have been been burn
Mt Galatia.
DENuARx-The English company have oh
tanned concession to lay tie Geographic cable
between England and Schleswig
RvssiA.-A despatch las been received, say
ing that Schatnyl's troops had been beaten ut
ISalatevao and four hundred killed.
ITALY.-rhere is trouble between England
and Naples, in consequence of an unautholizcu
search of an English steamer by the Nepolitni.
officers. 1t is said that England retlonstrated,i
without clititing reply.
The wheat harvest has been secured and av
erages a crop and a h,f a considerable III
crease in the wine crop
The latest London Times says the belief i'll
the fall of Delhi has become almost universal.
The London Post pub.isbe dispatch from
Constautinople 9Th; The Porte refused to amend
its decision in the election in AIodavia and Miu-
listers Of France, Russia, PruSsir and Sardiniu,
have broken off all diplomatic relations.
A letter from Valencia Ireland, says they ex
poet to arrive at New Foundland. with tie cable,
twenty days afterleaying that place.
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