Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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The following telegraphie adyiees came over
the Eines yesterday forenoon. Several points
of considerable interest wiz be found among the
Anglo Saxon's news We note with pleasure
the encouraging anticipations entertained Of an
increased speed of transmission through the
cable
The .Gherbourg festivities are of peculiar
interest on account of the pacific address of
Louis Napoleon in proposing Queen Victories
health. 'Peaee" IS nov nppefmost, apparent
II. throughout Europa Some persons viii
think this all disguise of Louis Napoleon's
One or two of the London papers, by the last
steamer, intimated that all assurances of the
kind must be taken with many grains of doubt
's1Fhat does that fortress at GherbouFg mean, y
say they, ''if it does not mean hostility to Eng
land.1
But here IS the news:
QuEBEc, Aug. a2-The steamship Anglo
Saxon, from Liverpool on the 1Ith inst, has ar
rived at this port with four DAYS later adviees--
The E u. Steamship Canada arrived ont on the
9TH inst, and the steamers n. America and
Kangaroo on the 18th.
Great anxiety existed Throughout Europe in
regard to the Atlantic cable, IN consequence of
the delay In transmitting messages The first
regular message from Trinity Bay reached Va
lentia Bay on the night of Monday, the 9Th
inst The speed of its transmission is said to
have been greater than that attained during the
experiments made at Plymouth, and the cur.
rents apparently as strong. The shares of the
Atlantic Telegraph stock were quoted at about
nine hundred pounds
Queen Victoria and the Royal Consort, Prince
Albert, left for Prussia.
The London Tunes, in leading article, favors
\ IS It ~
1t was resolved by the directors of the COM
pany owning the steamship Great Eastern. to
receive orders for her purchase or charter, and
also to advertise her for sale at auction; in the
meantime to raise money on mortgage
As the steamship Arabia was sailing on the
Ith an abseonder named James Elton, who 1ss
doubling on his pursueTS, was arrested
a prospectus has been issued for the estab-
hshment of the Malta, ConstantinopIe and Alex
andria Telegraph Company
ISDIA.-Fhe Calcutta mail of July 9Th had
arrived at Alexandria. The rebels had returned
in force to the Jungles of Juddespore
Gen Layard has resigned in consequence of
Ill health
The Girallfer rebels, it was believed we're
making for British Hurrepore
Guiana Singh was besieged at Shagurh by the
Begums army. Gen. Whiltock had captured
FIoruan, in Bunda-
CHNA-Dates from Hong Kong to the a8d
June had been received. The allies had ad.
vaneed IN gun boats to their SfYe without oppo-
sition, followed by Americans and Russians
The allies are thus enabled to command both
the River and the Great Canal
The French and English Ambassadors had
located ashore. The high Mandarin, the second
officers of the Empire had been sent to ne
gotiate.
FEAscn-The cherbOurg fstes concluded on
the Sth. At the banquet on board the line of
battle ship, La Breatagne, the Emperor Napo-
lion, IN proposing the health of the Queen of
England, made an amicable speech. He said
that facts proved that hostile passions, aided bv
few unfortunate incidents, did not succeed in
altering the friendship Of the two crowns or the
OF both nations for peace. He entertained
the sincere hope that if attempts were made to
sur up the old resentments aud passions of
another epoch they would break to pieces upon
common sense
Prince Albert responded that the Queen was
happy OF the opportunity of endeayoring TO
strengthen the bonds of friendship, based on the
mutual prosperity and blessings of heaven not
to be denied He concluded with q toast to the
Emperor and Empress of France
Queen Victoria left on the 9Th, under triple
salute On the It'll Napoleon dock was inaugu-
rated and the ship Vile de Nantes launched
It IS rumored that Napoleon viii visit Victoria
privately at Osborne, during the autumn
The Emperor had ordered pyramid of gran
lite to be erected atthe head of the new dock.
to commemorate the Queens visit
On the 6th, at the Inauguration of the statute
of Napoleon list, the Emperor made pacific
speech, he said the government would not wage
war except in defence of the national honor and
the great interest of Europe.
NAPLEs- Considerab bic indignation vas mani-
tested at Saline, in consequence of prisoners
being conveyed, publicly, IN irons TO the places
of imprisonment and the government prosecute
ing their advocates
HoLLASD.-The reported abdication of the
King of Holland IS conGadicted
AFRicA.-An American ship. the Eliza Gibbs.
was captured off the coast of Africa, being filed
with slaves.
ETae Latest from LOadOn 70 LyerpOO-By Telegraph
LODos, Wednesday 11th.-Funds closed fat
yesterday at decline of I-I6th, owing to the
non appearanee of government broker as buy
a. Choice bills were discounted At 24a24 per-
cent The supply of money was large. The
TIMES says funds closed frmer
Sir John Lawrence, now on his Uxy here. has
accepted seat in the East India Council.
coxuERcIAL sTEII1GExc1
LuEkPooL, Aug. I0th.-The Cotton market
opened buoYant but closed to-day quiet and
steady. The sales for the past three DAYS are
established at g, COO bales, including 600 to
spectators and ], 500 to exporters. The advices
from Manchester are favorable, the trade being
generally in firm condition