Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-31
By THE UNION LIME.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH sTAT


ST. JOINS, N. F., Aug. 29.-The steamer
North Star from Southampton on the 18th,
passed off Cape Race on Friday afternoon.-I
She was intercepted by the news Yacht Of the
Associated Press, and three DAYS later intelli-
gence from Europe than furnished by the
Canada was obtained.
Commercial intelligence is the only news of
interest.
The steamer Austria arrived ont on the 1 9th.
Germany.
More members have been appointed 10 the
Indian Councils
"A splendid banquet has been given by Peli.-
sier, the French Minister at London, in cele-
bration of5the Cherbourg fete.5
The House of Commons had ordered the re-
ngof the lands of ;Yancouyer's Island to the
Crown.
A vessel had been put on the line between
Liverpool and British Columbia
The British Government intended to send
corpse of Engineers to build roads and bridges,
and to erect u block of houses for the reception
OF gold, and to form an organization of military
The copper mines of Australia have become
very rich. Nine hundred pounds sterling of
gold were known to be on the way to England
The last months accounts of the bank of
France are OF an unsatisfactory character
There seems to be something in, the present
condition of commercial affairs in France, which
battle ships are ordered to be built immediately
Ribbed cannon are to be used in the French
Navy. 1855
Yellow fever had made its appearance in some
portions of Spain.
All was quiet in China.
The German, diet had adopted the proposition
of the Executive Committee in relation to the
affairs of Wollstein, by large majority.
lNDIA.--Ihe Besurne and her son are at pres
ent with the King of Dude, at Bargee where the
rebels were collected. The Bombay Presidency
was quiet At Gwallior the army had broken
up and gone into quarters. The enemy with.
drew from JugdesDoEn on the approach of Gen.
Qoberts An outbreak was expected at Incorn.
The fugitive rebels from Gwallior OCCUPIED
iarnptonkons Matters appear to be settling
down everywhere, although there were Still 3d.
600 rebels were in the field The Raial of
Shangar had surrendered himself
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.--The circulars
report beef g heavy, and holders pressing on the
market. Pork quiet. Bacon steady. Lard
quiet at 6ls. Tallow unchanged. The news
papers report the market steady.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUoE MARKEr-Sugar steady.
Coffee quiet. Rosin steady at 4s Cd Turpen-
tine dull at 39s. Ashes-Pearls steady at S3s
a33s Cd. Linseed Oil quoted at 35s News
paper reports say tea closed steady Coffee fiat.
Rice shade higher. Salt Petre firm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. 17.--Consols
closed at 81 1-4a962-8, both tur money and ac-
count.
ST. JOINS, N. F., Aug. 9o.-The stea nship
Propeller OF the Galway and Boston line, ar
rived here to-day, with Liverpool and London
dates of the goth inst. The left Galway, Ireland
on the evening OF Saturday the 21st
The American advices by the steamer North.
ern Light, reached Liverpool on the 10th inst.
The general news in the London and Liverpool
papers is rather unimportant
A project has been brought forward in Paris
to connect Europe with China, by telegraph in
consequenceoft the success of the Atlantic cable.
L1vERPooI, Aug. 20-The sales of cotton for
the week have been 80, 900 bales, including 1900
bales TO spectators and $500 to exporters.
The sales to-day were 5000 bales, including
1000 bales to spectators and 9, 900 to expor-
tiers. All qualities have declined I.sd: the mar
ket closing steady at this decline. The quota
tons are as follows: Orleans fair 73.4; Mobile
q 3-6; Middling CTS; Upland 49, Stock in
port is 6S8,000 bales, of which 5, 900 bales
are American.
AtHavre Orleans resor1indrie quotes at 1O7f.
LlvERrool BREADsTUFFs MARKET, Aug. 20
The market closes dull. Wheat closed with an
advancing tendency; allqualities have slightly
advanced and prices. are Id higher; sales Of red
western at5s 5da6s Sd. Flour steadl: sales of
Ohio at 22sa23s Cd. Corn Is quiet and Quota
tions nominal.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET-The market
closed steady. Beef heavy. Bacon steady
Lard firm at 62s.
L1yERpooL PRoDucE MARKET-Rosin steady
at 4sa4s I'D for common. Sugar firm. Coffee
dull. Ricequiet at 19s 6da20s for Carolina
Bark, Phila. 9s 6dnOs Cd; Bait. U.s. Linseed oil
34sa34s Cd.
LONDON PnoDuoE AIARIE7, Aug. 2o.-supar
closed quiet. Coffee firm. Rice firm Bread.
stugs firm.
MONEY MARKEr.--In American securities
there has been an average business, without
quotablo change. Consols closed to-day at 953a
a boundary difficulty has occurred between
France and Switzerland.
Austrin has decided to increase the ex2endi.
lures for the support of, her navy, so per cent.
1t is reported that the King,o of Prussia will
abdicatc in October.
The accounts of the crops in. Russia are I'M 4
satisfactory, particularly in the nelghborhood Of
Odessa.
The British steamer Cyclops bombarded the
town of Jiddah five days before satisfaction was /
obtained for the recent murder of Christians
Finally Ishmacl Pasba arrived, when IL of the 4
culPrits were executed and Others semitic Con.
stantinoplc.
NEw YORK, Aug. so.-The London Times
states that the message of Queen, Victoria to
President Buchanan, which contained 90 words
was sent over the Ocean Cable in sixty.seyen
roinnfaS Tho MESSAGE of tho n;..,.t.y y, -