Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-24
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO THE DA.E14Y RNTELLGCSL. NIGER.
s FOREIGN, NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THR CITY OF BALTIMORE.

So FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THR CITY OF8BALTIAIORE.
New YoRk, Nov. %. THE steamship Gity.of
Baltimore arrived at 81 o'clock this morning,
with Liverpool dates sto. Wednesday, the 10th
inst The Africa arrived out on the 18th inst.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 9.-Sales of Cotton the past
three days $4,000 bales including 1000 to
Spectators and 2, 600 exporters. Market closed
steadily. Richardson, Spence s Co., report a
decline on inferior qualities.
Manchester advices favorable. Market closing.
frmer. Breadstuffs very dull.
LIVERPOOL Nov. s9.-Breadstu tufts Richard
son, Spence & Co. quote fourAvery dull at a de-
cline of Cd, sales western ut 2Os, Phila. & Bait.
20s 6da21s Sd, Ohio 22sa24s. Wheat dull with
a decline on inferior qualities; red western As
l0da6s I'D, white Gsa6s Sd, southern 6s yda7s.
Cornlvery dull and nominal mixed 2Ss, yellow
29s, white 32sa33s In European corn there
was decline of all qualities
Mess:s. Wickfield & Nash report Breadstuffs
dull but steady.
Beef heavy with but little inquiry and prices
weak. Pork heavy. Bacon also heavy, prices
being easier but unchanged. Lard heavy, with
a decline for all qualities, 54s for prime. Sugar
quiet. Coffee quiet
Tie Latest-L1vERPoo1 "Wednesday, Nov.
1Oth.-Sales Of cotton to-day were s, 900 bales;
the market closing steady; middling Orleans
y 1S[[4o3 iiANNaSluS NaooHeoI-S;5 HluQlng " piano
1884. Breadstuffs close very dull
LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. 1Oth.-Consols for
money and account closed at SO 1.4a983.S
at the Lord Mayor of London's banquet, the
Earl of Derby and other members of, the Cabi-
net spoke. They avoided committing them
selves, but promised that the forthcoming meas
iures should be comprehensive and national in
Etheirzcharacter.
Details of the Japan treaty have been pub
,lished. Great Britain is to have diplomatic
agent at Jeddo, and Japan one at London.
FRAEcE.-Emperor Napoleon in his letter to
Prince Napoleon, says, that if the emigration of
negroes is the slave trade in. disguise, he will
have none of it. He directs the Prince to re-
sumo negotiations with England, relative to
substituting coolies for negroes. Napoleon's
funeral car was formerly presented TO France by
Sir John Burgstine Prince Napoleon in re-
icelYing it, said he regarded it as testimonial
of Queen Yictoria's desire to efface the poignant
rcmembrances of st. Helena and an additional
pledge of a cordial alliance.
HoLIAND. The legislature of Holland has in
troduced a bill emancipating the slaves of Sur
maands Curacao.
SPA1N.-The conference at Madrid, between,
the foreign ministers and. the English and
French ambassadors, promises satisfactory re-
suit of the Mexican difficulty.
L DENMARK had abrogated the constitution Of
Hostein.
INDIA AND CH1NA.-The Calcutta mail of
oct.57, has been telegraphed, but the advices
are not important The markets were dull
Frcights lower. Exchange.2s 3da2s Id. Lord
Elgin was at Shanghai awaiting the commission
ers on the tariff duties. The Dutch expedition
against Janbeg Sunary has been successful
The French and Spanish forces had blockaded
the river Fouson, Cochin China.
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