Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-22

TELEGRASPHIc NEWS.
ARRIyA AZ OF nae STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
) AN. 1Rl1sTIoE AGREED RISE NJ TnE FUNDS.
NV sYoRK. July The steamship Africa |.
has arrived with EnTop eans dates TO the 9Il,.
The Africa arrived atgN New York at O. CLOCK
this morning, Her mails were dispatched bysE
the morning trains. She brings upwards OIL COL
passengers She passed Cape Race on the |
morning of the inst, during a dense fog,
that rendered nll5commnnicati ona nth e3news
yacht of the Associated Press or the shore im-
possible.
The steamship Europa, from Boston via Hall
fax, arrived at 5bivefpo olzonsth tn inst.
Ont 9Th Napoleon telegrap hed an zarmistice
(which was agreed upon and on the 8thawas
lsigned ut Xilla Etanca; by Hess and Valiant
/ 1t ends on the 18th August; stipulates CONNER
fcia vessels without distinctions; flag allowed TO
navigate the Adriatic unmolested. The N0nf-i
teuT cantionssthe8 public agGinstlmisunderstand
ing the armistice !and5says negotiations may be
tre-commenced but does not sec how theEwar
4 may be terminated.
The London Times believes peace. It says
la well authenticated proposal came from France,
Indicating eitherg good modera ton, or necessities
ofthe French; does not believe it was the latter.
France reaps all the benefits from the armstico
either way.
The armisticc has caused much excitement.
Consols advanced II 3al2 per cent, and on the
Paris Bonrse the advance was Il The other.
Monumental Bourses all advanced materially.
Tho Austrian funds at Frankfort rose 10 per.
cent
Prior TO the declaration Of the nrmisIice the
SnrGinians proceeded vigorously in the siege of
4 Peschiera, but this and other movements have
now lost theirinterest. In the Federal District
on the 9th inst, Austria proposed to mobilize
the whole Federal contingent andsrequestzthe
Prince Regent@of Prussia to assume the COM
nand in chief
ENGLANp.-The seizure of the British ship
ILawrel, at Baltimore on the coaSting trade be.
tween New York and California, via the 18th
mus claincd the attention Of the House Of
Commons. The Government promised to rep
resent the matter ozthe Federal authorities at
Washington.
The navy estimates had been introduced in
Parliament, and 10000 additional men asked
for.
1t is reported that the mail steamers have
been notified TO prepare 10 carry ornaments,
according to their contracts.
The ship Sarah AIinot of Boston, burnt al
: sea. She was f.om New Orleans, and bound tc
Lyons. The disaster occurred on the 2Sth.nlt
Tho. Zines says with regard tothe armisticc
there little to communicate beyond what tht
public already know. All that seems to be vel
and was the result Of the Emperors own deter
minaton, that the Emperor Napoleon SHOULD
stop short in a-careers of victory and make over
lures to the foe whom he has defeated in twt
pitched battles and hurled back to the limits o
I4ombardy, argues the moderation or the neceSi
3 ties of the French ruler. We can hardly be
eye that the latter. have been the case of thi
EsuddenzreSolve.
STooKnoLM, July s.-His Majesty, King Os
car, died to-day, he was born July 4th, 100.
VIENNA, July S.-The Austrian correspon-
Edence contains following: The French frigat
Imperieuse bombarded sera, yesterday. Tn
fortresses returned the fire. The Imperieuse u
last broke off the contest, appearing to have SUI
tfered injury.
Tic vienna Gazette publishes a list of tn
hiafe RRa T9q4dsd At sallern9 as to officer
rank and file zoos killed and 1921 wounded
milking grand total of 1928 Nothing i
Esaldl respecting the number taken prisoners
The French and Sandman killed and wounded
was 8245 The numbers given by the Vienn
n Journals are believed to be still below the truth
IheaE Vienna correspondent of the Times SAYS
that on the Sdinst, tie French feet, consistin.
oil " SAL, was at no great distance from Venice
IhcsHungarian legion, formerly al Genoa i
TO be Clothed like the Hungarian soldiers in TIL
Austrian army, as it is believed the latter vii
not IRE onztnen wearing the national costume
The 4iloniteUrs sAa2nee publishes the Imprri
al decree, by5which.a newiregrnent of Algerian
sllarpshooters is to be Professionally created. Il
is to consist ofthree battalions of SIX companie.
each. :
:. RoNr.-A letter from Rome published in III,
Times, states that the Mazzinians have forged .
pretended order Of the Pope, as If it had beer
issued at the War office, directing the most Sc
we're treatment of the revolted districts
--LATEST. BY TELEGRArH, FROM LONDON
!, JULY noon.-A letter from Belgrade state.
that about go young men, belonping 10 Tho firSt
families of Seryia, have solicited permission tc
dence. = ~
The gunboats destined for the Commandment
Of 81 PSesehiera, have been launched at Lago Dc
A letter from Terebigond, says that Prussia
is making, great preparations in anticipation Of
a WARMTH Turkey. si,ssss.'. =
The press. Vienna says that another French
squadron, Of ten vessels, was seer. from Trieste
onsthe 9Th inst, bearing towards Venice.
"A semi:oftcial correspondent from Madrid,
declares that while desiring Italiansindcpen5
denca, Spain will still zlnaintain her neutrality,
SO long as the Italian Princes and the church