Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-28

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ARRIVAL OF & 81 BE AdER K SGARoo.
,NEw Yokk, Dec. aeATte steamship Kan!
g9roo. arrived ar at five O'clock thiseyening. Her
fadvices ARE to the fifth inst, and have Been an
l.dcipate e - ~ zlt1t7 + ~ tlsgo
I'LL. - I 49, ,'lf
Messrs. Hicks 8 Gadsdeni American, Merch-
ants OF London; have SUSPENDED, withlhbilities
amounting to ythousand pounds. ~
The London Times publishes the proclama-
tlotpof Lord Clyde ON Recommending the-Ssl.n-yy
palgn7 in Ouds;; surrounding that whore there ia
no resistance, mo plnndersis allowed but where
even q single shot is fired, houses are to he
burned and villages plundered. go.
= The funds wsre dull and heavy yesterday ow-
ing to numerous operations for rise recently
entered intoby weak SPECTATORS There is re-
newed ease in the discount market, the mimi:
mum rate WINS 2 lissas23, 81 zis,ist.d5.s
ARRIVAL ARB V 4, OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
New YoRK, Dec, 27-Phe steamship Ash
arrived this evening With Liverpool dates to
Saturday the 18th instant Her passage was
delayed by encountering strong headwirids and d.
heavy westerly a sif
The Asia passed the steamship Canada at
o'clock on the morning of the 18th, tho City of
baltimore ut clock on the evening fthe 18th,
and the Persia at i o'clock on the evening of the
24th. M A1 q q q j@sgi
Numerous arrests have been made near Cork,
lretund OF PARTIES connected with tiIlibuster.s
ing invasion from America.
1t is fully expected that the British govt will
guarantee new capital amounting to half mil
lion sterling in aid of the Atlantic Telegraph
CO.. and that new contract for another caLle.
will be Immediately mude.
1t is said that the French commission rcs-
commends the continuance of the emigration
schemes. - 81 -
India and China news have been received byt
telegraph, but include no events of Importance.
LIvERPooL.-The breadstuffs market continu-
ed duh and the quotations are generally nomi-
nal. Messrs, Richardson, Spence s. Co.'s circu-
lars report flour very dull and nominal Wheat
very dull but steady. Corn very dull at the fol.
lowing quotations: mixed 26sa2Ts, yellow PISA
20, white 30s68Is Cd. gV -.
-, The Provision market also continued dull,
The circulars report beef heavy. Pork sdull.-
Bacon dull. Lard dull ut 54sa64s Cd.
GREAT Britain, - Numerous political speeches
had been made by many prominent politicians.
including Messrs. Gibson and Bright, on the
subject of the reform movement at the great
demonstration at Manchester.
FRANcEZIhe meeting of the French Legis-
lature had been postponed till February
, The hearing of N. Montalberfs appeal has
been fixed for the 24th of December
The Bank of France~has gained during the
month twenty:six millions of francs in specie
1t is reported that French vessel engaged in
the negro emigration trade had been over6auled
oy British crpizer on the African coast, and
compelled TO discharge the cargo of Africans on
board, although the shipment had been made in
eperfectly regular manner
SPAIN..-Ihe Spanish expedition against Mex.
leo 1sgto be augmented by large additions of
vessels OF war and troops, and twill evidently
be much larger than was previously supposed.
lfEDIAiAED CnlNA.-The Calcutta mail of No,
Eember 9th, had reached Suaz, but the intelli-
gence was unimportant
i29th. - ' : = SsoS''.
Lord Elgins negotiations at Shanghai were
proceeding satisfactorily. ai93,ss a
The Hon. WIN. D. Reed, the American Com
missioner sI had not returned from Japan. The
death OF the Emperor of Japanis reported.9 e
NEW oRIEGsssf Dec 90. THE steamship Ten.
nessee has arrived from Vera Cruz with datesto
tuS Sou AAnsl. Luz news Is unQeclSlYe, though 4
interesting. S IN
FL PrOgresso speaks in high terms of Pfesi-
dent Bncllanan's message, and that the position
taken in regard to Mexico will induce the Euro
Pean powers to recede from their present posi-.
ton, and that the liberal party wilreap one.ad-
vantage by the attitude assumed atiWashington,
and prevent the necessity Of establishing mill
taTy posts at Chihuahna and Sonora.
. a deposite of silver Amounting to $4,000
had been found in, a vault attached to Mr. For
syth's house. 7ssi 80
Gen. .zulogai was still in the City of Mexico,
but WINS prepared torflight at any moment.
Gen. Marques has been defeated by AegalIa-
The Arch Bishop refuses to supply Zuloga
with more money. a triumverate was proposed.
Two French and three Spanish war vessels
were at Sacraticions, and also the o. S. SlOop
of WarASaratoga. Another q. s. Sloop of War
was seen off Vera Crhez 1s5sf
bottle been picket up at sen, off Coat.
ezacoalecos river, enclosing a written statement
to the effect that the Spanish frigate Gladaloupe
had been wrecked off the Island OF Lobos, while
making preparations for the threatened attack.
2 ST. Louis, Dec. 97.-Tho Jefferson City h
dnaiyer lears from reliable source, that Fort
Scott ON fha niche fI,o 1lstE