Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-10
BY THE UNION LINE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.


HALIFAX, April 9.-The America arrived at
50 o'clock.
LIvERrooL, Cotton-sales for the week
were Ga, 900 bales, including 10000 tn spccua-
tors, and $500 to exporters. The market open
ed at an advance of l-Sal-4, but the Anglo Sax
on's caused n decline of l-S on middling,
and lower qualities. Manchester adviceS are
unfayorablc-little enquiry for goods and prices
weak. Bavre advices quote New Orleans tres
Ordinarie at lO4. EreadstufIs continue dull
Provisions quiet.
LoNDoN.-MOney continues abundant, and
generally unchanged. Bullion in the Bank Of
England has increased 47T2,O0O Consols for
money quote at % l-4a07 3.S, and for account
81 3.7a97 1-2.
- LIvERPoOI.-El dull and irregular; western
els 22s. Ohio via the north, 23a25S. do. via
New Orleans 25a26s. Cd. Corn steady 33s. 6da
24s. Wheat dull and unchanged since Tuesday.
y new India bill is to be introduced by DIS
raeli, the main features of which are similar to
that of Lord MameSbury, though the details
are different. The House gave D'Isracli leave
TO bring in the bill, the provisions Of which are
explained.
In the House of Lords on the 2Eth, Namcs-
vury, III referring to the case of the British en-
gineers Imprisoned at Naples, said that Mr. Watt
had arrived in England, and Mr.. Parks had been
liberated on bail
In the House of Commons, Griffith asked the
Chancellor { { the EXchequer if it WIS the opin-
ion of the law officers Of the Crown that the cap
turc of the Cagllari was illegal and whether it
was intended to demand fairly n compensation
to the engineers. D'Israeli declined to answer.
Roehuck brought forward in the House mo
ton for the abolition Of the Vice Royalty Of Ire
land. motion for the previous question was
negatived by 127 majority.
In the House of Lords the Sanitary condition
of the army was debated
| The appointment of Cen Prllissier as French
Ambassador at London, is highly satisfactory.
The Paris correspondent nf the London Times
says PelliSSier is a warm friend of the English
alliance.
1t appears from the log of the steamer Mag.
/ ata, that on several occasions she made over 300
miles in 24 hours. The passage would have
( been quicker bet for the bad quality of coal.
/ 1t Is reported that AllsOp has offered to sur
render himself for trial. provided the Govern
rnent will be at the cost for his defense.
! Geographic dispatches received from Madrid
state that the Government introduced project
OF law abolisLing slavery in Spanish Terrific
RIGS
+ The Qualifications at Malta are to be augment
! cd Immediately.
! The steamer Nova Scolinn, built for the
Canadian trade, las been launched.
Mr.. Champion goes to Russia
/ Mr.. Buchanan goes Minister to Copenhagen.
Several other changes have been made in the
] English diplomatic corps.
! Mr.. Howard was at Paris. Nothing official
has transpired regarding the Indian loan. It
was supposed the greater part of the loan would
he taken by joint stock banks and insurance
companies, and will be scarcely heard Of in the
money market
The Times article says the funds opened
steady at the improved prices Of yesterday. 1t
subsequently experienced a further advance,
which was well maintained.
1t was the general opinion that the Bank
rate would be reduced on Thursday, April Isl,
to 2I.2.