Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11
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TO THE DAILY INTRLLIGs NrER.
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EOREfGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA,

HALIFAX, March lO.--lhe Canada has arrived
with dates to the eth.
Sales of Cotton for the week 81 900 bales; al
have declined lIrealStuiEs quiet. Provisions
declining. COnsols 20 7.SaD7.
The Derby Cabinet had been modified by
Lord Stanley, taking the Colonial Department,
aud Bulwcr Lyltun retiring irom 1t.
The trial Uf the cOnSpiratOrs OrSini, RudiCS
and Pierre, has resulted in conviction. The
former were sentenced 10 death, aud Of
Gomez, who was sentenced to penal solitude for
life.
The Danish ministry had resigned.
The Oneida furnished no later news from In.
dia or China.
The steamer Edinburg arrived out on the
LIVERPOOL, 2Glh.-Sales Of cotton for the week
have been $1,000 bales, including 10000 for
speculation, and 10000 for export, The mar.
ket closed firm, prices having advanced l-Sd.
Some circulars quoted the advance at 3-lG.-
This advance was owing TO light stocks and
limited arrivals. The stated sales for Friday are
1000 bales, including 1000 for speculation and
export. The stock in port is ZOE, 900 bales, in.
GLIDING loo 900 American. The state Of trade
at Manchester was favorable, with slight all.
vance on all descriptions OF goods.
LONDON, 2Gth.-The market is generally un-
Changed-money being very abundant. Bul.
lion in the Bank Of England had increased
&29o,OOO during the week.
LIVERPOOL closed quiet VAR
Gus circulars quote beef at u decline Of I'D, owing
to holders pressing upon the market Pork
closed dull. Bacon dull with but little inquiry
aud has suffered decline Of Cd. Lard dull at
cd for good. Tallow unchanged. Coffee and
Rice steady; the latter quiet. Little inquiry for
Tea, and prices weak. Earrings circular quotes
Sugars as steady; NrcadstuiiS quiet aud unchang-
ed; Coffee firm, and tea unchanged.
The Canada passed the Arabia oil Cork on
the 2Sth. ...
The Cabinet is: Premier, Derby, Chancellor,
of Exchequer, D'ISnrli, Lord Chancellor, Sir
+. ThesigeI; President of Council, Earl Sails
bury; Lord Of Privy Seal, Earl IIardwicke;
IIonse-Spenccr, Walpole; Foreign, Earl Nal.
misbury; COLONEL, Sir Bulwer Lytton; War,
Gen. Peel; Admiralty, Sir J. PalingtOn; Post
Master, Lord Colchester; Board Of Trade, Mr..
Hurley; Board Of Control, Lord Peterborough;
Public Works, Lord JnO. ManOrS; Attorney
General, Sir F. Kelley; Viceroy Of Ireland, Earl
Egleton; lHsh Chancellor, Justice Blackburn;
Chief Secretary, Lord Mas.
Canton was taken on the 20th December, aud
the Tartar general was taken prisoner.
Parliament had adjourned March LIST, when
they rlrther adjourned to the 18th.
A COlliery explosion at Mountain Ash, in
Wales, skilled nineteen men.
The Allies will continue the protectorate Of
Canton until satisfactory terms are made by the
Government ut Pekin. All was quiet at the de-
parturc Of the mails The allies lost 1870 men,
Colin Campbell was gathering strength for
the entry Of Dude, where final struggle and
desperate resistance was anticipated
Letters from France indicate better feeling
toward England.
An immense number of arrests Of Republi.
cans have recently been made in Paris,
The Belgium Chambers have passed a bill
relative to attempts upon the lives Of foreign
soveregns.