Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ElL9LzIe6 Suspicious 81 FTGnce--ht0tS among the
'sRiltenny CT People-Plot for tho n1assa-
Gre of Christians at Smyra4 discoesral-
Ne,es from Chino General Commercial In.
telligence
By yesterdays Cday time) dispatches we have
the following interesting advices from Europe.
Our night dispatches will be found under the
regular head:
HALIFAX, Aug. 24.-I0 P. M-The Cunard
steamship Canada has just arrived, with Liver
pool dates to Saturday the 14th inst. Among
the passengers on the Canada Is Gen. Williams,
the hero of Kars, who is on a visit to Nova
Scotia. He was received here with demonstra-
tons of intense delight
There is lull in the political circles of Eng
land, consequent upon the recess of Parliament
Queen Victoria is absent from England, visit
ing her daughter at Potsdam.
Emperor Napoleon is continuing his tour of
Brittany, according to the previous arrange
ments.
The rumor of an early resumption of diplo-
matte intercourse between the Western Powers
and Naples is denied.
AUSTRIA intends concentrating troops on the
Dalmatian frontier.
Riots had occurred in Kilkenny, in conse-
quence of the opposition by the harvest labor
ers against the various agricultural machines
Tranquility had, however, been restored by the
interference Oh the military.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin intends to give
banquet on the 1st Of Sept 10 the principal
officials connected with the laying Of the Allan
| tic Telegraph cable. The Lord Lieutenant will
attend the banquet
LONDON, Saturday.-The Times says, that yes
terday there wasan increased demand formoney
| and loans on government securities were in re-
quest at per cent or half per cent above the
rates on Thursday.
Although all parties throughout England have
been converts TO the belief that the recent mill.
tary demonstrations in Cherbourg and generally
throughout France have serious political sig
ni6cance, no special anxiety is occasoned, there
being assurance of adequate precaution on the
part of the British government.
There is an increased feeling of security en-.
gendcred by the news embraced in the three last
East India mails, and more confidence now pre-
walls than at any previous period of the year.
The Paris Conference, it is said, have taken
up the question of the navigation of the Danube.
The returns of the Bank Of France show an
increase of cash of 33, 600, 600 francs
1t Is currently reported that Marshal Rawdon
has resigned the GovernorShip of Algiers, and
will be replaced by Gen. Desales. Gen. Pelissier
was to return to London on the 18th inst.
1t is reported thatthe chiefs of Demar in Sene.
gal have petitioned for the protection Of France.
1t appears certain that the Cortes will be dis
solved on the return of the Queen of Spain to
H4AAAAO LtISI Tue Sei19 VIII raised
in all the provinces where it now exists. Fresh
negotiations for the settlement Of the Spanish
and Mexican dispute will shortly commence
1t is stated that there is an improved under.
standing between Austria rnd Russia.
A report prevails that the revolutionary com
mittee of London, had circulated by rost, nli-
merous circulars in the Grand DuchY Of Posep,
melting to instruction.
tits reported that the American company
have failed to raise the Russian vessels sunk at
SeoastOpol. Only one vessel has been raised, a
HurTkish vessel, so rusted us to be worthless.
panic prevailed at COnStantinople both
Musseimen and Christians being in mutual fear
of each other.
The Sultan, in order to show his confidence
had gone on q visit to Smyrna.
plot for the massacre of Christians had
been discovered at Smyrna. Those who were
found guilty in being connected with the plot
were sent to 'Constantinople
1t was stated that the Montenceraus had as
sailed the town of Kalascnn and killed thou
SAND inhabitants, who, confding in the armistice,
were unaTmed. The women and children were
carried into captivity.
The China mail states that the interview with
the new Commissioners will take place on the
9TH of June, which will decide the question OF
Peace or War.
Official dispatches, it is said, have reached
Paris, from which it is concluded that China
desires peace. When the dispatches left it was
expected that the terms of peace would be
offered, accompanied with the permission to
establish Embassies at Pekin.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
L1vERPooL, Aug. lsth.-Cottou market closes
dull; holders offering freely, but show no dis.
position to press sales. Quotations are barely
maintained; sales for the week have been 49,
600 bales, including 1900 to spectators and
$500 bales to exporters. The sales to day, Fri.
Gay, are estimated at 900 bales, including q 600
to spectators and 1000 for export. The quo
tatlons are as follows Orleans fair rs; Mid
dlings q; Mobile fair z 7-16; Middlings 6 l.6:
Uplands Ia; Middlings 6T-s. The Stock in
port amounts to $4,000 bales, including 555,-
/ 900 bales of American.
Manchester advices are favorable. Market
closing firm, and in good demand.
Adyices from Havre quote New Orleans tres
ordinate at lO7f
LyERPoo Provision MARKEr-Ang. 18Th
Market closes quiet. Lard buoyant With SLIGHT