Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-16

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ARRIVAL OF THE STE aiEE 29bEK IS Ii
SANDY HOOK, Nov. 15.:22-.The. Steamship sV Van
der6ilt, from Southamp ton on the d'inst.. with
four days later dd vices from Europe, has passed
this point. - r e - 80.
LIVERPOOL MARKBTs, Now 2d.-Cotton, sales
Tor past days amountsto 5000 bales All
qualities have sptteredsa further decline of 1.Sd,
and Il! the market closes this evening with de-
Ginning tendency blower qualities being the
most affected. The breadstuttsl market has also
declined,7 ahd in provisions all qualities are
slightly lower than quoted on Saturday. igse
LONDON. MONEY MARRET.--The money, mar.
ket, continues without, important changes.
CoHsols closed at 98a9S 1.8. a4ia; So +
IIheIship A. - = - from Liverpool bound
TO New York, has foundcred at sea- An hands
saved. 500 aa5s ya u s.eFia SIS gI5ss1yI
{ sAdvices from Manchester continue unfayora.
ble all qualities had slightly, declined. 81 4
< The steamer Prince Albert arrived out On the
Both ult. The Canada reached Liyerpoolon the
31st
!, The sales of cotton on Wednesday included
500sbaes on speculation and 4, 600 to exporters,
Cotton closed.at a declining tendency, and al
most unsaleable.. 20 s. .
A uewGcompanyf for laying submarine cable
from Galway to newfoundland, has been. form.
ed with capital of 81 800 600. S.ls3 SIS,
Spain is preparing to act against. Mexico1 .
There was nothing new reported regarding
the condition of the Atlantic Telegraph Gable,
a new company hid beeniformed for the,purSs
pose OF laying 0.submaIine cable from Galway
to Belle Isle, along the st. Lawrence to Quebec,
and thence by land to the Pacific coast. The
title of the company is the British and canadian
onotnarlne Telegraph Company, and the capital
is II ,50O,OO0. eas pgd.s; A9Ts f.ta 50
The Bank of France returns for Oct. show a
falling off in specie of ITO 900 pounds sterling
and the returns of the Bank of England show \
decrease of 100000. "a ~,
5 The arrivals of specie since Saturday had
amounted TO SAC, 500 pounds, - =
Anew gold field had been discovered in Ans.
tralia. szt, a -. $50
There had been a considerable augmentation
OF the Spanish fleet and the preparations against
Mexico We're being carried forward with Yiror.l
a French vessel had been seized by the Purtu-
gese ut pibor and taken tosMozambuque, but it
subsequently returned! TO the owners, the latter
suffered great in consequence of the Seizure
The popular feeling at Lisbon was very strong
against England for its non-interference in the
Charles st. George affair. III
E twas rummored that change was about be-
ing made in the Ministry of Prussia.
Inc Sultan OF Turkey had visited the. q. S.
frlgate Wabash 80 - - q
Piedmont comedies with France in the re-
questng of the Pope, the -deliyerance of the
Jewish child to his PARENTS.
The rebels captured ESanghuio, but after
wards retreatcd. By the combined movements
of the British troops, the rebels were being.
hemmed in at Chnndarer Affairs at Bombay
quiet Several skirmishes had taken -place Mt
Dude, in which much gallantry was displayed.
They all ended in the total route and great de-.
structIon OF the enemy. The rebels in great
numbers were rayaging the country.
The steamship Hudson, of Bremen line, was
burnt at Bremerhayenlou the night of the I'd
inst. She was to have sailed on Saturday fol-
cargo on board a
The Bank oryienna had resumed specie pay pay.
ments. % fss;'s9s
The crew of the French brig, Anna, which
was shipping free laborels on the coast of Afri-
ca, were massacrerd on board. fi'i.sed ..i4
g Ihere was great excitement at Bradford,
Y Yorkshire, in consequenceof wholesale poison.
ing from losenges in which arsenic had been
mixed II. by mistake instead of plaster paris
Fifteen deaths already and sixty or seventy DER.
sons seriouslyilI. 40
Sir H. IL. Bulwcr, British Minister at Persia,
was arrested at Pera, Goth Oct, and taken to
the police station in Consequences Of a col6sisno
while ridingin the street. between his attendant
groom and some of the Sultnn's suite.
3 AUSTRIA :T-Several PrusSian and other Ger
man papers We're confiscated atiNicnna by the
police. 80 4ta1a3 -
Madame Pferer, the celebrated traveller, is
dead. 10 t5i'sG is5 5es s. -
INDIA elegaaphic adyices state that the
rebels attacked and captured Seronge on Sept.
Both, subsequently eyacnatedita dretreated
towards Esanghua, which latter place they nj
tackled, andicaptured, Oct I'd. gheyfwere after