Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-31
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FOREIGN NEWS

fOREIS9N. NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER JASON.
ST. JouS, August sO.-Thc steamer Jason.
from Galway, on the goth, has arrived. She
brings three days later adviccS
LIVERPOOL Cotton, sales of the1wcell 81 600
6ales, including 900 bales to spectators. and
4 900 to exporters. All qualities have silently
declined Fair and Middling qualities are ID
lower; the lower qualities and the-sanflv dos.
criptons have declined still, more. The market
was dull on Friday, the estimated sales Of the
week were z. 900 bales, including /, 900 bales to
Spectators aud for export. The market closed
quiet
boSDoN.-Consols 953n95k for money and
account: Money market slightly easier.
The steamer Jason,s news which are three
days later, are not very important.
The following is the resume of the three days
news as compiled by the English Journals.
Inc zurich conference is in state of mas.
terly activity. Nothing of Importance had yet
been done.
The Empress Eugene, of France, was en-
The National Assembly of Tuscans declares
that at, the former dynasty must not be recalled.
Inc Modena National Assembly was taking
strong grounds for the establishment of ma.
tional liberty.
N. Found, has accepted the Dictatorship of
The work on the Notifications at Keokneies-
berg, which were suspended on the announce.
nent Of peace, has been vigorously resumed.
Cardinal Antonelli, has resigned the Presi-
lSecretaryship Of State
The King OF Prussia had rallied his strength
and was expected TO linger on for a time.
The steamer Great Eastern is to leave or. the
Sd of September on her trial trip.
Tho political affairs in England were quiet,
Richard Golden has been in London.
grand demonstration was given to him by his
10 ;hdale constituents
iNDIA.-Thc Calcutta mail of the 10th of
July had been tclegraphed
The King OF Dude had been released.
Five thousand of. the European troops, at
Calcutta, had accepted Of their discharge as
rendered them by the British Government
LIVERPOOL BnEADsTrFs Observation-Disclosures
&Spence's circular reports favorable harvest
prospect. The Flour market is queit Ameri.
can brands quoted al. lOsal2S Sd. Wheat firm
and the finest qualities have slightly advanced
western Red quoted at SIS Gda9S I'd; white 9sa
9s I'd.
Corn has declining tendency; holders offer
freely, but show no disposition to press sales;
mixed aud yellow sell at IS GdaGs Cd, and white
at 6sa7s Cd
PmovIsIoS MARKET.-Thc circulars of John
MciIenry & Co., Bigland, Athya & Co, Richard
son, Spence d Co, and others, report beef heavy.
with decline on inferior qualities; holders are
pressing on the market. Pork also heavy;
holders are pressing their supplies on the mar,
Eet and the quotations are but nominal Bacon
heavy and declined Lard quoted at SIS. Tall
low SLOW OF sale, but unatered in price.
PRoDUcE.-Cotfec quiet. Rice, Carolina dull.
Spirits TurPentinc steady at 34s Cd Banks dull.
Llnseed Oil quiet, but steady. In Teas an
| average business is doing, without quotable
change.
LlvERPooL, saturday.-The Cotton market
continues dull to-day. The sales Of this morn
ing were estimated at 1000 bales. The bread
stuff market is generally quiet Wheat con-
tinues firm. Provisions very dull
LONDON, Saturday.-Consols quoted at 95@.
American securities are without change Sugar
dull, aud Cd lower for the middling and lower
grades.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON.
/ NEw York, August 3o.-Tbe City of Wash.
ington, arrived here last night.
GREAT BRITAIS..-Lord John Russell stated
IN response to questions, that he had not receive
| ed any official information which altered the
character of the statement he had already made
with respect to the intentions of France aud
Austrin regarding Parma, Modena, and Tusca.
ny; neither had any inlormetion been received
as to the reported proclamation of the Repub-
iIcans lnParna, as announced in the Vienna
Journals.
The officials investigation into the loss Of the
steamship Argo, had terminated, but the dc.
/ cision would not be made public until it was
communicated to the Board OF Trade; it was
understood however, that the assessors gave
their opinion that the loss of the ship did not
arrive fron, any vilful act on part of the Cap
tain, but that it was a grave omission by him
/! in not having Slowed his vessel on the coming
on of the fog This finding is to be accompaS
MED with Recommendation OF the case to the
lenient consideration of the Board
Queen Victoria had been on a three DAYS
cruise in the Royal Yacht down the channel
She landed at Jersey, and Guernsey; she vas
received with enthusiastic welcome at each
place.
latest By TELEGRAPH, LONDON, Wednesday.
IA proposal has been made on behalf of Mr.
Lever, to charter the Great Eastern for a voyage
out and home from some safe port in Great
Britain to some safe port in North America
The terms offered are 100000. The vesselzis
to be provided with accommodations for 200.
passengers and5to steam IA knots an hour on
her trial trip.
The official correspondence relative 10 the
conveyance Of the North american mails, was
published yesterday
FRAser.-oo Sunday evening grand han
quet was given by the Emperor 10 the principal
Chiefs in the army. About three hundred pc,-.