Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE

Inc loss OF the steamer Royal Charter, from
Australia, is confirmed. Nearly 400 lives were
:. The ship England, from Liverpool, bound to
New Orleans, was driven ashore during the
same gale in Hoyhead harbor.
The Great Eastern rode out the gale admira-
The condition of affairs in Naples was alarm.
ing, and fight was thought to be pending.
Gen. Garibaldl had issued stirring procIa-
nation to the Neapoltaus
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, P. M.-The cotton
market to-day has been active, with an ad.
vancng tendency; the sales amount to II, 600
baes, including 5000 bales for speculation and
export Breadstufs close steady at previous
quotations. Provisions are dull and quotations
generally unchanged. Sugar is firm.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Consols to-day closed stca-
dy at 954a955.
FKANCE.-Tbe Constitutional says that France
will not stand the action Of England IN the Suez
Canal affair.
The only part of the ship Royal Charter
Standing on Wednesday evening was small
part of the stern with the wheel aud the screw
lifting apparatus. She struck at o'clock on
Wednesday morning. and broke up at o'clock.
Before striking her cables parted one after
another. She tried to stem the coast, but the
wind blowing hurricane. she dritted ashore.
several bodies were washed ashore, and the
majority OF them were greatly mutilated Men
were picking up gold sovereigns from off the
rocks, and an efficient guard was much needed
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, Oct. 27.-Midnigkt.-
Reporters have arrived here from the wreck of
the Royal Charter. They state that the vessel
struck at o'clock P. NJ, the strain being too
great for her cables One heroic sailor swan
ashore and made fast a hawSer by which sever
al lives were saved and more might have teen
rescued had not the vessel parted i'll two with a
dreadful crash. The passengers and crew were
either killed by the falling masts or persisted in
the waves. -Four hundred and seventy persons
we're lost and thirty-one saved. All the women
and children yPtrishcd. The bullion it is ex-
Pected will be recovered.
large number Of wrecks are reported on the
English coast, with much loss of life. No
American vessels are mentioned.
GALWAY, Thursday night, Oct. 27.-The
steamship CircaSSian has arrived.
SPAIN.-MADRrD, Oct. 25th.-The rumors
which have been current concerning peaceful
settlement with Morocco are without foun1a-
ton. Two generals and other officers left this
evening.
PARIS, Wcdnesday.-The Minister of War
has placed materials of war at the disposal of
the Spanish government, and declared that the
Emperor Will support the military operations of
Spain in the war against Morocco, in u similar
way TO those made to Piedmont during the late
war
1t is asserted that the Emperor will pay a
visit to the King of the Begans
IUREEY.-ConstantinOp advices of the 18th
OF October, had been received.
Four of the chiefs Of the late conspiracy had
been condemned to death. These condemna.
tons had created n fermcnt among the popnlace
and direct threats OF vengeance had reached
the palace Of the Sultan.
The Montcncgrins have begun to commit
great atrocies against the Turks.
lTALY.-TuRIN, Wcdnesday.-The Mniste,
OF Justice has resigned in consequence of the
Court of Cessation being transferred from Tu.
rim to Milan.
BREscIA.-The Austrians have evacuated five
cantonS OF the district composed OF Gargna.
moor and Lago di Mardi.
SPAlN.--MADRID, Oct. 2L-Marching orders
have been given to the troops which are to ioin
the expeditionarY army against Morocco
Marsha! O'COnnel will start at the end OF the
week. General Enthusiasm pcrvades among the
people,
CoMMERcIAL.-L1vERPooL Oct 2G.-Evening.
"A note from Richardson & Spence, quote cot.
ton l-l6a3d dearer since Friday on clear sorts
OF New Orleans and Mobile.
lNDIA.-TKlESTE, Oct. 27,-The Austrian
Lloyds steamer brings advivcs from Calcutta,
to Sept. ~. The government had despatched
1000 men from Bombay against the rebeous
Wahero.
CEINA.-Hong Kong dates are to Sept. 49,
The American ambassador had returned to Pc
kin without having obtained the ratification
treaty at that city. The ratification of the
treaty had taken place by commission at Pch-
rang.
CoNsrANrrNorLr, Sept 22.-Russviola Pacha
has been confirmed MS Grand Vizicr
LONDON, Oct. 28.-Mouey Morkct.-Consols
open at 95sa95} for money, and y52 for ac-
count
The Paris correspondent of the Times reports
that the state of affairs between France and
England as to the European Congress, as being
moro encouraging, and it was believed that, at
ter all, the English plenipotentiary would take
his place.
The French expeditionary force to Morocco is
to be augmented by two brigades, including
two regiments of Zouaves.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN
ST.. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 1o.-rho steamship
Hungarian, from Liverpool, with dates to the
I'd inst, has passed Cape Race and furnishes
advices only eight days from Liverpool Her
dates are five days later than received BIZ tue
City of Baltimore at New York
The ship Charles Holmes, from Liverpool
bound to Mobile, was totally wrecked during
English coasts All her crow persisted
The Emperor Napoleon has written to King
Victor Emanuel, urging him to arrest the Villa
I Franca aprpcment So IN corrv ont tho