Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-26
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
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ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 24.-The steam
ship Circ0ssian arrived last night, bring
ing Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 18th
inst, one week later than previously re-
ceived:
The steamship North Briton, from Que
bee, arrived at Liverpool onthe 18th inst.
The treaties prepared by the conference
at Zurich, have been signed upon the 10th.
and the Plenipotentiaries were to leave for
their; respective countries on the 18th inst
The Paris Aonitcur says that France and
Austria have agreed to promote congress
of the great powers.
| ESGLAND.-Sir G. G. Lewis, in speech
at the Lord Mayors banquet, stated that
no formal proposition had been made to
England for n congress of the great pow
ers; and VIXEN such proposition 4 made,
the Government will deliberate upon its
acceptance on the understanding that the
Italians are not to be coerced.
Two war steamers and four gun boats
have left England for China
FRAScE.-The Bank of France has lost
nearly nineteen millions francs in cash
during the month. The Paris Bourse clo-
ses firm at 7oE l5c. for three per cent.
rentes.
The Paris Constitutional exhorts the
Italians to moderation and patience.
lTALY-Tuscany has followed the ex-
ample of other States of Central italy, and
conferred the regency on Prince Carignan.
The King of Sardinia, however, under
the pressure from France, has refused to
grant the Prince permission to accept the
regency.
SPArS-The affairs in Spain and Mo-
rocco are unchanged.
1t is reported that the Sultan has en-
/ mr. rod tNSe, fI,.o,,
of Spain.
INDIA AND CHINA.-The mails from Call
cutta to October 8th, and Hong-Kong to
September 18th, have reached England.
The ratification of the American treaty
had produced no change in the commercial
affairs of China.
Mr.. Ward, the United States Minister,
had gone to Japan.
The Russians had large naval force Mt
Jeddo, and it was feared that trouble would
arise, owing to the murder of three Rus
slams by the Japanese.
THE LATEsT.-LoNDoN, l2th.-The Paris
4Uon!ttMr has an article rcgrctting the ac-
ton of the Italians in relation 10 the re-
gency of Prince Carignan.
The Moors have commenced attacking
Ceuta.
LrvERpooL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, Nov.
/ AAS'l' L HC LillL hcL CIOScS llFlL, Win 0SllSnt
advance upon all descriptions. Richard
son & Spence quote Flour quiet. and
holders demand an advance of Is. Wheat
active ut 4s@5s. Corn buoyant at lsGi,ls
I'd u quarter, an advance. Provisions
close dull and heavy for old, and holders
are pressing their stocks on the market at
reduction. Pork quiet, but the market
is tirmer for common. Bacon steady; new
bacon is wanted. Lard steady at 5fa sos.
PRoDucE.-Sugar quiet. Coffee dull
Rice firm. sales of Carolina and ordidary
at 2ls. Rosin steady at 4sG,4s Cd for
common. Spirits Turpentinc steady at
BIS. Tea has declined 1@l3.
LoNDoN.-Money market closes generally
unchanged. American securities are slow
OF sale, but prices are una1tered Consols
closed at 96i@96S.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon, I2th.-
Sales Of cotton to-day were l 900 bales;
the market closing dull. Brcadstuffs
steady, and prices generally unchanged.
LoNDoo, th.-Noon.-Consols closed
at yesterdays quotations, 964@96S.-
Mcssrs Barring Bros. circular quotes bread
stutfs with an advancing tendency. Sugar
and Coffee steady. Tea ld@I5d lowe.
Spirits Turpcntinc 34s 6d@35s.