Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-23
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The Times Gity article Of Tuesday evening
says the ngllsh funds experienced fluctuations
today tosthc extent of per cent, but were
fchiehy consequent upon the monetary supply
/ or scarcity of stocks, andsnot upon theEforeign
news or new failures in the money mark et.--t
4 Iherewas renewed activity on demand for dis
counting today and the general rate was fully
1 equal to the banks ninimuns
Prime Albert visited the Grand Duke Con-
tstantine, ut Ryde, yesterday
The government had decided on. disbanding
! the medical corps which was raised during the
/ Crlmean war, and constituting an entirely new
branch Of service to be called the SArmy hos
/ pital' corps
FRAScs. The Emperor Napoleon went on
the3T hAto Chnlons, to remain there several days
1t was asserted that Prince Richard Meter
mich would remain at Paris rs Austrian Minis
| ter.
The Paris. correspondent of the London Star
gives report that the Emperor had declared
for free trade, but it lacks confirmation.
! The 1Ionitie9r publishes u long official report
by Vice Admiral Roman DIES Posses, regarding
the operations in the Adriatic. He shows that
the fleet consisting of 45 vessels OF all classes,
anchored before Venice in sight of the domes
OF St. Mark, and were prepared to open fire,
when pence was proclaimed
The dlonitieur also publishes document
clearing Gen. Canrobert from any reflection
which Gen. Neil's report of the battle of Sol
ferino had cast upon him.
The adviees from the cotton manufacturing
districts are favorable. Goods were in more &C
tive demand and prices had an advancing ten
dency. The Flour market had been dull, but
closed frmer. Wheat was quiet The accounts
OF the approaching Vintage were quite conflict
| ing. Brandies were tirmer
The number Of troops from Italy to march
through Paris on the 14th, is 10000. The pro-
cession will last seven hours.
The Times Paris correspondent, says, that the
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shortly be officially announced, confrmatory of
the hopes entertained Of the maintenance of
peace and calculated at the same time to give a
great impetus to commercial affairs, one of them
it is said, will be the reduction of the present
excessive duties on articles OF necessity; the
comptetlon of the railroads are TO be accelerated
and industrial works are to be encouraged.
sham fight is to be executed by forty thou
sand men, at the camp of ChalonS, under the
Emperor's orders, illustrative of the episodes at
Solferino. The Emperor will return to the
camp in September to take charge.
ltwas reported that Gen. FIeury was to be
raised t0.a General Of Division.
| The Paris Constitutional ascribes the pro
posed fertilization of Antwerp to the influence
| of England, who, foreseeing ar with France
wishes to provide herself with an entrenched
camp in Belgium.
Early on tue morning Of the 7th, the King of
Sardinia entered Milan, accompanied by his
ministers, members of Parliament and the mn.
lnicipal bodies of Tnri,, aud cs,,Uu HIS Ma1eS-
- t;"aoru tnrrugh Corso on horseback, amidst
enthusiastic acclamationS. a re deum was
performed, at which the King was present. He
afterwards received the authorities of the city
In the evening general illumination took place
The aspect of Milan during the fcte was i'm
posing
The Sandman Government has recalled the
Sandman Commissioners at Parma and Plu-
cenza.
PpT-ss1, Tho ro,,.. &c A.. ,;.,ol...:.e.,. ~
French army Of Observation on the Rhine, had
produced very favorable effect Berlin and
PrnSsin would at once countcrmand the con-
icentrating troops on the Rhine.
PRUSSIA was about to send two vessels of war
to Japan to open communication.
The Emperor of Russia will visit Berlin in
September.
The election for the National Assembly of
Tuscany passed off tremendously. All the
ministers who were elected are friends of indie
pendent Tuscany.
The Opinionc of Turin, says that 5000
French troops will remain in Italy, provisional.
~ owing to the dangerous state of some pro-
vinces.
The Sandman Commissioners at Parma, in
notifying the municipality of his departure
said he left his Secretary charged with the SOW.
ereign powers of the government in the name
OF the people. This produced a very bad effect
GERNANY.-Fhe relations between Austria
and PRUSSIA almost assumed the dimensions of
regular rapture, and were considered as dan
gerous to the smaller German States, who were
already looking towards France for protection
The King of Bavaria apologizad for the pass.
aseot troops through his territory
RusslA.-T he construction Of a railwy of
the length Of 700 versts, between Moscow and
Saratow, has been authorized The capital of
she company will be 40 millions of roubles.
With a government guarantee for so years at 4!
per cent.
TyEkEr.-Tho sultararrived at snlawi,z on
the 26th of July.
INDIA 4sD Cara. Calcutta mails of July
ID, and Hong Kong of June 2Sth, reached
trieste, and will arrive in London on the l1th
instant.
a considerable reduction of native troops. had
been ordered in India
The imports at Calcutta were dull and exports
fat. Freights were frlner. Exchange Is III Sd
a2s ID. The representatives. of England. France
and American goods go from Shanghai to Pei
kin. Exchange at Hongkong As IIda4s lid.
Freights fiat at Canton. Exports were quiet,
but quiet. Silk in moderate demand. At !
Shanghai TIE" quiet, moderate demand Ex-
change Is 24da4s 34d. At Foochoofoo there
were large settlements at extreme rates.
APRIcB.-As rican dates are from Coast Cas-.
tie to July l4th, and from Sierra Leone to July
15. Cotton VrHS heIno CoiIaCtaE1 a.