Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11
By THE UNION LIME.

I 70 .f IA 9. I1Aa ~ ENTEbhIEst:NCER.
oEE1oE, CORNER WATER ANDMoNRoE STREETS
FoREIaN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN
FAnraEn PolNE, Oct lO.-Thc steamship In
dim has arrived with liverpool dates to the
28th ult, 8 days later.
1t was runorei that the definite treaty Of
peace between France and AuStria would be
Signed in few days at Zurich
The overland mailhatl furnished advices from
China to the 9th Of August The where.
abouts Of Mr. Ward, the American Minister
The impression prevails that the Great Eas
tern would be still further detained, and that
lier departure FOR the United States would not
take placc on the goth of October.
LIyEMPooL, Sept 27.-'rhe sales Of cotton for
the last three days have been 2l,u0O bales
The market closed dull; prices being easier,
though the quotations remain unchanged cx.
cept for inferior qualities which are slightly
lower. The sales include 1000 bales TO spccu-
lat"rs and 5000 for export. The Manchester
advceS are uniayorable, prices having dccincd.
lslvERrooL BREADsTuFFS MARKET, 27.-The
market closed dull. Flour steady. Wheat
Iqniet, and prices steady. Corn has Il declining
tendency, there being but little inquiry, and
ipTiceS are weak.
LlvEHrooI. Provision MARKET. 2T.-The mar-
ket closes dull. Beef.is firm. Pork dull, and
Quotations nominal Bacon quiet. Lard dull
at 2Gs.
The repairs of the Great Eastern IRE going
actively forward, and it was thonght probable
would in a few days proceed to Southampton to
| finish repairs.
The telegraph cable between Sycelly aud
Malta has been successfully laid
The London Times has another lcstler on the
San Juan difficulty. 1t umentS thatthe former
diliicnity should have left any prttext FOR the
qucStion which has arizen, and says it is II case
for the earliest possible settlement.
/ Earl Derby has carried ont his threat so far as
to serve every tenant with formal notice to quit.
lis rumored that Sir Hope Grant has com.
mand OF the expeditIonary force to China, and
that ten thousand men will proceed from India,
but nonG from England.
ALnA%Y, AFRICA, Sept. 25th.-Thc American
lship Ghqs Buck, nearly londcd fOr Liverpool,
burnt al Bombay. Total loss.
CntSN.-Mai dates from Hong Kong to Aug.
10th had icached London. Nothing OF any
moment had occurred since the affair ut Peih0.
Inc gun boat and n steamer remained in the
i Gulf OF Pechie, the rest of the squadron
being principally Off the entrance of the King
Epore river.
One of the Hong Kong newspapers states
that Mr. Ward, the American Pipnipotentiary,
was still aboard his ship aud as little likely to
Eub;ain the satisfaction OF his trenty as the Eng
/ fish Minister Another journal speaks Of the
probability of his having gone to Prkin, aud
u Russian despatch, published at ST. Petersburg,
says he arrived in Pckin but was kept in con-
| iincment.
The state Of admiral Hopes health continues
serious
an emeutc occurred at Shanghai, during
which several foreigners were killed aud others
wounded Among the latter was intcrpi etcr
Fay, who MAS in prccaious condition. The
riot is said to have arisen FROM the Kidnapping
iOf Coolies for French vessel, but the muster
of the vessel asserts that tue Chinese came on
beard and attempted to rob him, and lie was
compelled 10 fire on them in self defence. The
| French Minister had ordered the alleged COuliu
ship into port Tor strict investigation OF tho
matter.
The disarming of Oadc had been Completed
NuOiiiciaI acquisition for troops for China had
yet been made by Mr.. Bruce, but the India
government had warned two regiments to hold
! themselves III readiness.
The crop of Indigo will he shorter then was
antic patcd.
Cape Of Good Hope dates to the Dist were
received.
Satisfactory accounts from the Livingston cx.
| petition had been received.
The ship ShnkgrctanpoIG bound to the West
Indies With coolies, burned ut sea on the
LIST of July. The captain and crew, ga in num-
Der were rescued, but all the coolus $50 per>
/ iSted
/
factory position. On the lINr July tie Brit
sh treaty was duly ratified, since then the Jap
aneSe government has attempted TO evade il by
seeking TO cuntimc the foreigners TO Il su,al is
land about 10 miles from Jc,do; they further
sought to established a new coin as the only ono
to be used III commercial dealing Wit, foreign,
crs, although according to the treaty foreign
coins TO Lc received at their intrinsic
value.
The present arrangement Of the japanese
produced n depression of Gb per cent.
The British Consul had issued protest and
stopped the trade for the present.
/ TuNIs The Bey Of Tuus died on the 22d OF
Sclt, aud the presumptivc heir had been in
Stalled.
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New ORLEANS, Oct ~ brownsville, Texas,
was attacked on the 28lh by gnirrelIas. Five
persons wcrcs killed, ana the Jail broken open
aud tho prisoners freed Intense excitement
prevails. The Mcxicans sent for aid from AIata.
moras. The guirrelaS, headed by CartiuuS WHO
! shot tho,Shc,ili OF Brownsville last July, while
attempting to arrest him and his party Of 100
strong, on horseback, rode into the city and
! posted scntincS. Gen. C0rvaia aud others of
Matamoias, arrived, and persuaded the outlaws,