Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-29
TELEGRAPHIC.



HALiTAE. Jan. 2s-The steamer Anhia Ia,
arrived with Liverpool daIss 10 the 18th inst.
LlvErooL, Jan. l5-Sales u Cotton Zoe the
week have been 5000 bales Al qualities have
declined and quotations are "a lover.
lifesds,uG, dull Provisions steady.
lAvEE, Jan. alh-Orisanx Tres Ordinsife
lolL C0nsols g5l
The summary OF news furnished bV the Ara.
bis, contain the flloWing intelligence There
vas aeonlinued diSluituds experienced on the
continent and wafikr tunOrs Wrre still eslcul,t.
Cd, but the panic which prevailed in uonetary
circles had sendby SLATED. this abatement vas
particularly shown Ia the London money mar.
kei, although the market vas decidedly more
stringent The Paris Bjlrsc also shou ed an
improvement but the rates still husluated.
The English Parliament was summoned 70
meet on the % Of February.
CALIFORNIA NEu&
NV YoRE, Jan. 2s-The steamer Elinoi,
ia below, from AspinWall, with California dates
to the 18th inst Her advice ate the same re.
eeiVed at New Orleans by the Quaker City, Of
the rehaunicpec route.
The Illinois brings 200 passengers and e..
100000 in treasure
The following arc the consigneec Wells {
Fargo, s2sD,00O. Freeman & Co. So. OOo.-
Amcrinan Exchange Bank $4,000. VIM
Hslle & Co, $4,000.
! Nearly all the items Of Californian news have
been anticipated.
The markets at San Francisco we're very dull
for Atlantic produce China and East India
stocks were fast accommodating. Gold dust was
coming in more literally.
| The Presidents message by the overland mail
reached San Francisco, only two DAYS in ad.
vance Of its receipt by the Panama route.
| Business at the Frazer river mines was look.
Ing up. The ice had broken up in the river aud
the steamers were making !heir usual inpa.
WHsHINGrOS, Jan. 2S--llon. Eras,us Corn.
ing, President Of the New York, Charles Mora,
President Of the New York L Erie, J. Edgar
Thompson, President Of the Penna. Central aud
John W. Garrett, President Of the Baltimore 4
| Ohio H. T. Cos, were in conference. Their SEES.
sions are private, but they have in view the
bringing about Of uniformity Of action be.
tween the four great railroad lines, as to fares
(reights, charges, &c. There is good prospect
that this object will be effected
Jasper ). Whitney, connected with the sur.
vey Of Sonora, under Capt Stone. has arrived
W,
| from Capt. Stone, who is acting Consul at Quay.
mas, also inm the commander Of the U. s. sloop
Of war, St Mary. lie brings dates to the 23d
Of Dec, from Guaymas. lie represents the
condition Of Sonora as deplOrahe in the extreme
PeZciera, the Governor had failed in his nj.
telnpls TO raise troops. The people al Heyne.
vile rose and liberated two citizens who had
been imprisoned by Pezehiera's order and par.
ade the streets carrying them in triumph and
shouting "Viva los AmeFicanos,r "Dcath 10
Pezehiera." The whole country is expecting
aud an1iously awaiting PursSSFe or occupation
by the American government The Presidents
message will be received 10y them with enthusi.
nsm. Pczchiera was absent in Sieriola and
about to attack Mazatlan. The opposition need.
ed only leader 10 overthrow him without
struggle.
ST. LOUIS, Jan 2s-N6twithstanding two &c.
cidents, which rendered it necessary to pack,
the overland mail accomplished the Trip (ninety
miles, in %! days Three passengers LEFT San
francisco but were obliged to remain at il sta.
ton fifty miles west Of Fort Chadbourne in
consequence Of the breaking Of the coach. The
roads in Arkansas aad Missouri much improved.
Mr. Pardel came With the mail from Fort Smith.
LEAvESwoRTH.-Ulah Mail Of Dec. 9sth has ar.
rived at St Joseph. No quorum in the Legisla.
lure. Gov. Cummings message is described as
brief and pointed. Weather has been severe;
mercury 2so below zero for four consecutive
days The Presidents message was carried to
Salt Lake in II days A pass through Sierra
Nevada, which shortcns the distance to the Pa.
ciic materially, has been discovered. 10 mules
persisted with cold at Sweet Water. II men
were badly frozen.
PITrsBuRGn, Jan 2s.-A meeting Of citizens
aud river men, opposed to the erection of tho
Stenbenville r. R. bridge, was held this morn.
ing. Qnite large number were in attendance.
Mayor Weaver presided Speeches we're made
by L. ?. Jones, and John f. bravo. Great en-.
thuSiasm characterized the proceedings. Reso.
'utons were passed against all distractions OF
navigation by bridges. A Committee was ap.
pointed to memorialize Congress.
IT is better to be of the number Of those who
need Fplinf than Or tbnso ,,h A.. -, 49,.