Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-18

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HALIRAx, Dec. I6.-The Cunard steamship
Arabia arrived this evening, with Liverpool
dates to the 18th inst, one week later than previ-
Gus adyices. She brings the welcome intelli-
gence of the safety of the steamship Iudian
Empire. The steamer Indian, from New York,
arrived out on the I'd inst, and the Kangaroo
and Circassion on the Sd.
The Emperor Napoleon has relieved Montal-
bert of the penalties pronounced against hun
! The subscriptions to the Suez canal project
are said to have closed with larger amount than
required
The Bombay mail of Nov. 9th, had been tele-
| graphed to London. The campaign commenced
| Oct 18th, and numerous victories had been
achieved over the rebels. The Queens procla-
nation was promulgated in India on the LIST of
November.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S.-Cottou; sales of the week
have been IS, 600 bales including 1000 on specu-
lation and $500 for export. The market closed
with declining tendency for all qualities fair
and lower grades have declined I'D and midi
! liugs are 1-16d lower. The estimated sales to.
day, Friday, are 5000 bales, Including 900 for
speculation and export The market closed dull
/ at the following quotations: New Orleans fair
"a BIG, middling 1916; Mobile fair T l-9
middling 6 1916; Upland 71.16, middling 81.
The stock of cotton in port is $50 600 bales, in
Guiding 247 600 American, which it was suppos-
ed would be largely increased, there being nu-
merous arrival under change of wind.
The Manchester advices are favorable Cot
ton good demand and firm, but prices moderate.
HAvRE, Dec. New Orleans Tres Ordinaire
unchanged; sales of the week 1900 bales; stock
in port $4,000 bales. The market closes dull.
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The Arabia sailed from Liverpool at Q o'clock
a. n. on the 4th and arrived at 10 o'clock to-
night. She encountered strong westerly gales.
The steamer Ariel sailed on the 1st.
The steamer Indian Empire reached Broad
Haven, county Mayo, Ireland, on the Goth ult
Allwell. Her fuel had become exhausted and
a portion of her cargo and wood work was con-
sumed. The provisions had also run short
The ship laid to for week within day or two
steaming OF Galway, during two furious storms
The steamer Fulton arrived on the 18th, and
the America and Borussa on the 29th.
The bark Goodspeed, from Mobile, was in
colllslon in the Mercy with the screw steamer
| Geneva. Both were seriously injured. The
Goodspeed had five feet of water in her hold.
James Davis Sons. extensive leather expor-
tiers OF London, have failed. Their liabilities are
very considerable.
All the English papers containing Montal-
bcrts trial are not allowed to enter France
| Inc ten deputies from Corfu have protested
against the statement that they desire incorpor-
alton with Great Britain. They say they wish
for annexation to Greece.
The Prussian Chamber is almost entirely
liberal
The telegraph between the Dardenelles, syria
and Clio has been successfully laid. That be-
tween Caudia and Egypt was broken.
! An unsuccessful attempt had been made to
assassinatc the Kamack at Buckarit by means
of Eliminating shell.
The China mails reached England on the 2sth.
BY the late Typon at SwatOn 5000 Chinese
were drowned and several Europeans.
The Cochin Chinese are concentrating IOO.-
600 men around the capital against the French
and Spanish forces
Commissioner Reed and Baron Groos were at
Japan.
An Influential meeting of gentlemen engaged
in the corn trade in Liverpool, had adopted
resolutions in favor of making one hundred
pounds the standard weight for all kinds of
grains, -four and meal.
There is much anxiety for the safety of the
troop ship Bombay with 1000 soldiers. The
ship was dismasted, and lost some of her crew
/ when going to Cork for additional trooops She
was afterwards seen battling against the storm
In most distressed condition, but still making
good Roadway under jury masts for Plymouth.
The Lord Lieut.. of Ireland has issued a pro-
iclamation against ribbondism and other secret
societies.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted at
$3.50. = $3.50 = : : 440s'- -
helatest London Times city article of the
4th inst, says that funds opened on Friday
with good appearance, but later in the day
there was n complete change, and securities of
SeHcIAl MINUS were passed lor sale. The ultl-
mate reaching is attributed to the repor ed dis
affected condition of Lombardy. Loans were
Iabundanty offered at per cent.
The London Times claims the release of Mon
talbert as triumph of the English press
FRANcE.-Paris, Friday, Dec. 3d.-M"ntalbert
writes to the MOniteur to the following effect
have appealed against the sentence passed
upon me. No power in France up to the pres
ent time has had the right tn remit a penalty
not detinitive. | am one of those who 10 not
believe in the right and 1 do not accept the par
ldon. Montalbert has lodged formal appeal
against the sentence.
The negotiations with Switzerland for the
purchase OF the Villa des Dappes is still pending
Objections have been raised against it in Swift
lzerand and Austria.
j SPAIN.-The nomination of Schague as Can't
Gen'l Of Madrid, is considered strong indica-
tiOn that military dictatorship has been deci.
Idcd if the Cortez prove unfayorabe.
PRussIA.-Dantezie and Swinemunde have
been ordered to be made ports of war.
Prayers have been offered in the churches for
the safe delivery of the Princess Frederick
RussIA.-The Vienna correspondent of the
Times, abiding to the attempt Of Russia to pur-
chase the principally of Monaco, says that du-
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