Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-24

PonTLAND, March 23-The steamship Nova
Scotian, from Liverpool on the 9Th inst, arrived
at this port this A. NJ. The advices are four
days later. The steamer American arrived out
on the Sth inst
pacific article which appeared in the Paris
MOaiteur, NapoTeon's organ, caused consider
able rise in funds at London, Paris and Vienna.
g. Prince Napoleon has resigned the ministry of
Algeria which added to the confidence in the
French government
LIyEHPooL, March s.--Cotton market has an
advancing tendency and especially on the mid
ding qualities, which are quoted at I'D higher
Sales Tor the past thrse days amount to $4,000
bales, including 5000 TO spectators and 5000
for export The advance was chiefly caused by
advices from America Good niddliug is l-16d
better and in some cases advance of ] has
been obtained, strict middlng Orleans is quoted
at Z Cd and middling Uplands at "a Richard
son, Spence K Co, quote an advance of lid on
middling Orleans.
The adviees from Manchester continue favor
able
LIVERPOOL BREADSTuFFs MARKET.-Richnrtl-
son. Spence & Co.'S circular reports the Bread
stuff market generally dull. Flour dull and
prices lower, there is no change however in the
quotations. Wheat also duh.
Provisions are reported generally firm.
LONDON MoSgY MAHEET.-Cons0Is are qouted
at 9Gl.
aOREAT. iShITAIN.--1ne snip DhNlu oluaIL ar
rived at Queenstown on the 9th inst, having on
board the ltnlian cXilcs. As soon US the Neopo-
Titan war steamer left the ship, the exIles com
PEELED the captain to steer direct fur Cork
When the exies were landed at Queenstown
their enthusiasm rose to such an intensity that
some OF them actually kissed the soil.
Another account says that when the ship was
outside the Straits of Gibralter, the eXiles OPEN
ly mutned, demanding that the captain should
steer for Ireland. He fatty refused, when he
was deprived OF the command of the vessel, and
the second mate appointed commander; the
latter complied with the instructions OF the pas
sengers.
The following proceedings have taken place in
Parliament since the sailing of the last steamer:
Mr.. Dnncombe gave notice of sundry amend
ments to the reform bill, extending still further
the elective franchise
Mr.. D'Isracli, in reply to question put by
member Of. the House Of Commons, said the
govt did not intend to grant exclusive privi-
leges to the Atlantic or any other telegraph
company, for the establishment of Geographic
communication between England and America.
Lord Mos alluded, in the House Of Lords, to
the arrival of the NeapOitan exies at Cork,
but did not suggest any official action in the
matter.
1t is reported that the govt dispatches sent
via. the America, to the British Admiral the
the Pacific have recently frequently failed to
reach there destination in tho regular course.
The leaders of the old Wing party have held
n meeting and resolved to request Lord Russell
to propose certain amendments TO the ministeri-
a. reform bill. There was much excitement
existing in regard to this bill and meetings in
opposition to the govt measure were being held
throughout England
The announcement OF the resignation of
Prince Napoleon from the ministry OF Algeria,
gave great bnoyancy to the funds i'll England as
well MS on the continent. Austrian securities
had an immense rebound, having advanced in
Vienna, from Friday to Monday, fully 4 per cent.
whilst exchanges on Vienna had declined in Lol-
don per cent. in three days.
The Times and other leading London Journals
extend a cordial welcome to the NepOlitan exiles.
MISUNDERSTANDING the marked effect
on the funds, produced by the peaceful article in
the NoRiteUr, the London journals Sneer at it
and throw doubts on its sincerity. The Vienna
Journals also criticiSe it in skeptical light.
NApLEs.-Tho health Of the King such
that it was supposed he wOnld never be able to
rule again. The Queen conducts the State at
fairs and is reported TO have caused the King to
u treaty offensive and defensive with Austria.
1t is reported that the Nepolitnn govt has Of
fered to furnish the Pope with four battalions
of Swiss troops.
SpAIN.-Mr Preston, the American Minister
has arrived at Madrid.
IrALY.-Arrests of conspirators continued to
be made in Milan. The discomfort of the ltali
ans was general, causing complete stagnation
of business.
The Notifications of Paria was continued with
much activity, new buttrcSses mounted with
guns of the heaviest calibre, were being con-
strurted.
PHuSsiA.-The young Prince had been chris
tened Frederick William Victor Albert
New oRLEASs, March 23.-The steamship
Quaker City, with dates from California to the
9th inst has arrived below.
The steamships Sonora and orizaba, which