Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-01
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Reported for the Daily Intelligencer
EUROPEAN NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE BOHEMIAN.

The Daily Ne,rs, Star and Post, of Lon
don, condemn the article in the Times ON
the war feeling in France. The Post re-
CARDS it US a wicked and wnnton alarm,
specially designed to put the'blood of the
nation up. ,-"r
From the money articles of the London
papers, the demand for money has been
active, Mt the former rates. The applica-
tons at the bank exceeded the average.
Funds opened heavily OIL Tuesday. under
unfnyorable forebodings, and declined s@
/. The market rallied. however, and
closed ut about l-l6 above the quotations
of the previous day. Two and half
per cent. is the minimum for money in
most quarters, whilst many houses ask
IS @23.
FRANcE.-The Marscillcs papers state that
instructions from the French Government
have been received Mt Alexandria to pre-
vent any accident that would interfere
with the Suez Canal Company, whose
works continue.
La Presse makes crushing reply to the
anti-English pamphlet of the editor of the
,SircIe.
The house of vigucri, of Toulouse, he'd
failed: with liabilities amounting to eight
millions of francs.
Wheat and -four were higher, in most of
the French markets. On the Paris Boursc
rentes closed at TOf.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald repeats that Austria Mt the last
hour positively refused to sign the instru-
ment of peace if Prince Carignan accepted
the regency.
There are 5000 Yenctians in the army of
Central Italy.
An address from the President of Lom-
hardy had been presented to Victor Eman-
ucl, urging him to repress by law the at
tempts of those who proclaim temporal
power necessary to the Church.
Prince Cnvignan gave an audience on
the l4th inst. to a deputation appointed by
the States of Central Italy, to request him
to accept the regency of Parma, Modena,
Romagna and Tuscany. The Prince said
am deeply moved by this offer and ten
der my most grateful thanks to these As
semblies and the people who have given
me SO great a proof of attachment be-
lievc that in making this offer you are in
tiuenccd less by my personal merits than
your devotedness to the King and by Your
feelings, which are not only literal and
national, but are also those of order and
respect for monarchial. Institutions
Weighty representative reasons of personal
propriety and the approaching Congress,
deter me, much to my regret, from respond
ing to your appeal, accepting the charge.
This forbearancc on my part and the sac
rifice am thus making will prove more
useful to the interests of our common
country than if acted otherwise.
lie concluded by recommending Cheva-
lier Buoncompagnie as Regent, and telling
the people that their conduct deserves the
sympathies of Europe; to reckon always
on the King who will support their wishes
and who will never abandon them who
trust their destiny to his loyalty.
SPAIN.-Nothing of moment has taken
place relative to the war between Spain
and Morocco
The Spaniards charge the English with
supplying the Moors with weapons and in
structing them in their use.
Active preparations for conducting the
war were making in Spain.
A telegraph line between Ceuta and
Algicrs WAS about to be constructed.
GEEHANY.-In the Federal Dict on the
18th, the affair of the Constitution of
Hessc Casscl was referred to committee.
In Prussia the towns of Thurimgcn, Olden-
berg and Hanzatic. had voted for the re-
establishment of the Constitution of / 83l.
The Representatives of some of the other
governments voted in favor of the Consti-
tuition Of 1852. Others nbstained from
voting.