Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-20
FoRETGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BoRUssA.
SEE PERsIA's ARRIVAL ON TIE THIRD PAGE.
[Ry Telegraph 70 the InteIligencerl

SEE PERsIA's ARRIVAL ON THE THIRD PAGE.
[By Telegraph to the InteIligencer.l
New YoRK, Sept 19.-The steamship Bornssa
from Hamburg and Southampton has arrived,
with dates to Sunday, the 4th inst.
The adyiccs from the Zurich Conference are
to the list inst, when at meeting ofthe pleni.
potentiarics, the limits of the LombarClian from
tiers aud the civil and ecclesiastical jurisdiction
were under consideration. A meeting of the
deputy pienipotentiarics ofthe three powers was
also held on the LIST.
1t is reported that Austria intends to di scount
portion ofthe Austrian debt, which will be
transferred to Lombardy, and to sell the public
domain.
The Emperor of France has intimated to the
Porte that he will support the project of the
Sucz canal for commercial purposes.
LlvERPooL CorToN MARKET, Sept. 3.-The
sales of Cotton for the week have been 1000
bales, at an advance of3d. The sales include
1000 bales to spectators and $500 to export
ers The sales on Saturday were 10000 bales,
the market closing steady. The stock Of cotton
in port is 100000 bales, and the total imports
for the year ending the LIST ofSept. were 2,O2S,-
900 bales. The total amount of yearly sales
l,ST3, 900 bales.
STATE OF TRADE.-Thc Manchester advices
are untavorabie and all qualities of goods have
Slightly declined.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFEs MARKET, Sept a.
The market closed steady. Wheat has de
cnidg tendency.
LONDON MARKET, Sept. S.-Breadstuffs quiet.
Flour closed with an advancing tendency and
all qualities have slightly improved
LONDON MoNEY MARKET, Sept 3.-Consols
closed at 958a95t.
The BorusSia brings only London papers of
Saturday the Sd inst, and these contain moth.
ing with regard to the sailing of the steamship
Persia or the Arabia taking her place
Advices from Gibralter state that the Emper-
or of Morocco was dead. Also, that serious
conflict had occurred on the Island of Centa,
between the Spaniards and Moors The troops
had been called out. Several thousand Moors
bad collected, and, at the last accounts, the par
ties were in conflict all night on the goth ult,
and several were killed on both sides
The English mail steamer Indus was fred on
twice from the Spanish fort at Faripa, on the
morning of the 9th of August, while her en-.
sign was flying. At the second fire, large
round shot fell at about fifty yards from the
steamer.
terrible cyclom passed oyer Calcutta on the
18th of July. FortY-six vessels, including two
steamers, were lost in the river Hoagly, and i'm
mense damage was occasioned on shore Many
lives also lost No further particulars have
been received.
The Australian mail steamer North American
was lost in the Red Sea- on August Goth. The
mail and passengers were saved.
Orders had been givento for the formation Of an
eXprditionary corps Of 10, 600 men,
lis suggested in the London papers that the
firing on the steamer Indus, was for the purpose
of bringing her to in order to learn the state OF
affairs ut Ccnta.
IrALY.-'rhc first National Assembly Mt Ro-
magno was opened at Bologna, on the 1st of
September, by the Governor General who in
his speech, congratulated the people on the
ulacrity with which they had FASTENED to the
electoral district to record their votes. He had,
he sad provided for tho defence of the country
against aggreSSinns from all sides by forming
a league with the neghboring States.
A letter from Bologna states that at the pop.
ular elections the priests deposited their votes
as freely us the citizens, and that the result was
that an immense majority had gone in favor Of
the Liberal ticket, which goes against the re-es.
tablishment, on any condition, Of the temporal
power of the Pope. Tho arlstocracy were at
the head Of the movement. The finances of
RUmngna were in excellent condition, and there
was no doubt that the new government would
be able to go on without loan.
Since the overthrow of the temporal power Of
the Pope, b0nditti aud smugglers, who had in.
Tested the Romngna, had entirely disappeared.
RUSsIA.-Adyices from RUSSIA state that the
expedition into Doghestnn had been completely
successful.
company had been formed in ST. Peters.
burg, for the construction of commercial
portthere on large scale.
The government had ordered the three first
corps d'armce under Prince GortschakolF to be
placed on n peace footing
FRANcE.--A letter from Paris says that the
Queen of Spain had sent to the various courts
of Europe, a protest against the expulsion Of
her Bourbon cousin from Parmu.
Col. Ohanos and Barhes refuse to receive the
benefits of the Emperor's amnesty. The for
mer has written letter in furious inyectiyes
against Napoleon.
rha iUoI of fho
Paris, had brought the announcement Of the
full trinmnh Of lie Ernnch a rlrn;.nlI.. 80. Il.