Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-29
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ST. JOINS, n. F., August 25!-The screw
steamship City ofiN ashing ton, from liverpool,
August II, and Cork. August 10, was boarded
by the news boat of the, Associated sPreSs,r off
Cape Race, at'half past 2 O'clock this afternoon.
and suchznewsaas Gamble cleaned from the pa:
pers at hand, will be forwarded Hithout delay.
The City OF Washington's. news had not
reached Sackville at o'clock, on Friday night,
and the presumptionai is that the report was
withheld, as usual, by the Nova Scotia telegraph
line, but as the New FoundIand company are
about to dsconnectt theiEr cable. from the Nova
Scotia shore and carry it over to Prince Ed-e
wards Island as originally Intended, thus pas.
sing around and avoiding y ovas Scotia, the pub.
lie may reasonably hope to be relieved at nm
early day, from the outrageous conduct of. the
Nova Scotia tclegraphers! no 80 aag,sa q
The R.i.M.s steamship, America was boarded,
by the news boat of the associated press on 8
Wednesday, and her news was Immediately
forwarded.t to Port Hood andstheEei handed over
to the Nova Scotia line, and would have been
forwarded to New York in ample season for
publication lin the Thursday morning Journals
III the. Nova Scotia telegrupheFs had performed
their dnty;s but as such course would have de-
priyed the telegraph managers of the opportu--s
nifty of favoring the news SPECTATORS wieh a re-
port of the Americans news. The importantin-t
-telIigence was allowed to rest at Port Hood
until after the American had arrived at Haliiax
and her news had been dispatched to Sackyi!Ic,
by express 49,. e
The screw steamer City of Manchester, which
left New York for Liverpool, on Saturday, vas
boarded by the agent of the associated press,
off Cape Race, at half past o'clock, on Friday
afternoon. Capt. Kennedy was beautifully
supplied With the English papers received from
Capt Petrie, oftthe City Of Washington, two.
days previous as well as with the latest advices
The Steamship Jura from New York, had ar
rived out on the 18th inst = 75..tts s5ss, ..,ts
Up to the 18th inst, the Zurich conferences
had made no progress in arranging terms of
peace. o.. a
Owing to some mismanagement the yacht
only obtainedthe latest dispatches of the 18th
tclegraphed from Liverpool to Cork aud not the
weeks summary of7news.
Liverpool cotton was very dull. Breadstuffs
and Provisions were both du.S
In the London money market, consols were
quoted at 75s.
sAcxy1LLE, N b., August 2G.-The. Nova
Section line has closed beyond Sackville with
out delivering the five days later European
news despatch for the associated press, which is
known to be upon their wires for the bulletin
board.
sAckvILiLE, August 27.-The blue. noses of
tue Nova Scotin telegraph company, still with
hold our important news by the steamer City
OF Washington, and as they may attempt some
fraud on the public, by using what does not be-,
long 10 them, the commercial public should be
upon their guard. As soon as we receive au-
thentic intelligence, it will be made public upon
our bulletin board. 5ts6ss