Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-07
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LATER FROM EURoPE.

which, after having cable news once or twice,
looks rather as if revolutions, once and while,
went backwards. We notice the papers East
are stirring up the leisurely operations of those
Cable managers, and calling on them for the
reasons why they don't either open the lines
or give some idea how they are getting on.
In the meantime the following news will be
read with considerable interest:
CAPE RACE, Sept. 5-The steamer Fulton,
from Southampton, with dates to the 25th ult,
passed Cape Race on Friday and her adviceS
obtained by the steam Yacht Of the Associated
Press.
The American advices by the steamer Indian,
from Quebec, were received at Southampton on
| the 29th.
The ship Mayaower, from New Orleans for
Nantes, has been capsized at sea and become a
total wreck. Fifteen of the crew were lost, the
/ Captain and seven others saved
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 24.-The sales of cotton
for the last three days has been $4,000 bales;
market closed with an advancing tendency,
chiefly for fine qualities, which are Led high
er. Sales to SPECTATORS have been 4, 900 bales
and an equal amount to exporters.
Manchester advices favorable and all descrip
tons of goods advanced.
Brcadstuffs quiet The weather has been IA
vorable for crops. Flour quiet. Wheat steady
and dull Provisions steady. Sugar quiet
Coffee dull. Spirits Turpentine dull but steady
at Bis 6das8s. Rosin steady at 4s Sd for COM
Lnon
The treaty of the allies with China does not
confer the right of having Ministers resident in
China, but only Consuls Genls resident at
Tieng Sing, who are to have direct intercourse
with the Cabinet of the Emperor
| LONDON, Aug. 24th.-Consols 90 3-4a96 10.
Queen Victoria continues her progress in
Germany. She was received everywhere with
the most extravagant demonstrations of respect
| and good will. Preparations were making for
royal visit to Leeds on the return ofthe Queen
| from Germany.
The world renowned steam frigate Agamem-
non, which covered herself with glory in the
laying of the Telegraph cable, had been on fire,
but fortunately sustained but little damage.
There has been a collision between two ex-
cursion trains on the Oxford and WoIverhamp-
ton Railroad, involving dreadful consequences;
several persons were killed, and many others
frightfully injured. 9z-.
The condition of the Thames river, the filth
ness of which has excited nuch remark, has
been improved to some extent
The notorious horse Cruiser, which was tanned
by Mr. Rarey, is now performing IN circus.
The accounts from the harvest are very salts
factory. The rains had caused some delay in
gathering the crops, but no permanent injury
| had been caused.
Messrs. Chudemas, Duncan and Glib, Of
Liverpool, had suspended payment, but their
assets will cover the liabilities.
The continental exchanges show great firm.
ness, especially at Paris.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says that the
Chinese Empire is to be open to foreigners, and
that the left bank of the Amors henceforth to
be the boundary between Russia and China i'll
October.
LrvBRpooL,-B readstuffs- Richardson, Spence
| & Co. state that the weather had become favor.
able for harvesting checking the advancing ten
dency in prices. Western -four quoted at 20Sa
21s; Philadelphia and Baltimore 21s 6da22s;
Ohio 22sa23s cd. The wheat market is steady
and prices for choice descriptions of red and
western are 5sa6s Sd; red southern 6sq6s Sd;
white western Gsa6s Sd; white southern 6s 9da
rs Sd. Corn dull; yellow 33s 6da94s; prime
white 34saS4s Cd.
New York, Sept 6.-The U. S. brig.of-war,
Dolphin, bound to Boston, put into this port to-
day to land Capt Townsend, of the SLAYER Echo,
for the purpose of having him sent to Charles
ton for trial. The Dolphin will leave for Bos-
ton this afternoon.
CHARLESTON, Sept. G.-The official report of
the Board of Health, states that seventy three
deaths from yellow fever occurred in the city
during the week ending on Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The Railroad Con
vention assemblies in this city on Thursday next.
TRuMBUIL ON DouGLAs.-Senator Trumbull-
in oneof his late speeches, shows up Douglas
vulgarity and proceeds to account for his using
so many low epithets about those who oppose
and expose him. Senator Trumbull says that
Douglas talk reminded him of the man who
returned home one evening in rage. His wife
inquired the cause. lie replied that his neigh.
Dor had call him altar. ''Never mind that
said the fond wife, ''you know that he cannot
proveit on you" "Oh, but he did, " said the
indignant husband, 'and that's what makes me
so id mad"
The American public has been appraised that
the London Times has declared in favor of the
absorption of MexSSs by the United States. But
the Saturday ReptssO, London publication. Of
considerable weight says that the best policy of
England would be to withhold Mexico from the
United States, fer the "Nerican Is apt to hare
Tile instincts Of a gentleman" and "a sensitive,
incident, careless and sone,O1at. refined coulmu-
nifty s0o'd rather. night Jorsepsr, and ero66eE
for erer, than De 6ullied an peace By an immi-
grant mob Of dollar hunting, nigger-driDing,
spssch-e7elircridg, Bile quoting. Yankees"