Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-25
ARRIYAL oF THE- ANGLO SAXON.

MoMeHt, french pOltcyE lnCLlneS to more inti.
mate understanding with England
The 6htoeIse has received q warning in con-
sequence Of the qualification Of anfOliiectionable
article with regard to Cochin China.
The Sardinlan Minister is nboutto quit Rome
and will place the subjects of Sardinla under
the protectionsof the French Ambassador.
The dowNger Empress of Russias is q bout TO
visit Piedmont aud the King TO receive her at
Genoa. This in;connection8witho other incidents
Is construed into a syInputhy between Russia
and Piedmont
AUSTRIA The taxes imposed in May Inst, ard
which were to be continued onlysduring the
war, have been prolonged to November 500
The rumor that Baron Bruck had rendered
bis resignation, is not confirmed
The national subscription for the purchase of
million Of mnskets is proceeding with great
success.
The organization Of the military forces. OF the
Italian league is under completion. Volunteers
are daily colning8in in great numbers from Viz
enna, and 5desertcrs from the Papal army, a5e
1ocking in.
The official Piedmon,ese qttzettc denies that
King. Victor Emanuel has been appointed Die
orinsthelegis
The Sardintan chambers are to meet as soon
the treaty of peace is signed, andwlI then be
dissolved and new elections take place.
SPAIN.-It is said that Morocco has asked for
afurthcr delay for the settlement of the guess
ton at issue with Spain, but the demand has
not been acceded to.
The. Spanish Consul at rangier has received
orders to quit his post on tile l5thSof October,
and on the 18th the troops are TO =entcr the
Moorish territory unless the dispute is pre-.
viouSly arranged.
ISDiA.-The Calcutta mail Of Sept. 18Th has
arrived at Alden.
The rebels at Nefaul and on the frontier are
still Troublesome.
CnlNA. news from China, received by.
the overland mail, are to Sept.51Oth.
The Peiho riverzand the Grand Canal are still
blockaded by the English and French war YES
ISeS.
The American Minister, Mr.. Ward, was still
negotiating with the Chinese, and was about to
proceed to Pekin.
Ching Kang the celebrated rebel leader, has
been killed by his own people.
LoSDoN, Oct. ] 2.-Therc is fair demand for
money, and onlyin exceptional cases has bust
ness been down below the bank minimum
CoMsols closed yesterday frm5atan advance of
9a1-l6.
The Daily Ne,cs says that the eovernmentzof
Morocco Isl nderstood to be disposed to 5concede
to SPANS demands
The NeaOs says there is good reason to zsups
pose that the American differences will soon be
settled. The language. OF the .. S. Government
is firm and honorable.
ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.
New York, Oct. 24.-Thc steamship Ocean
Queen, from Havrc and Southampton, hasiar-
rived. Her adyiccs are one day later than fur
nisneu oy inc steamer anglo saxon OIL Farther
F9 ,r
Ut ~ OF
y, &c gu sAe house. on tue
= p - ctaahaa.aa :sa.st 15.:,z.,zr
5 epne1ison tl'c eminent fa1sEoao En-
s'"ee[, Is 1e.su;
tb AN a. G.'llllS! amount
% rue eeo. u 5ogloaEuy que 70 SARDINIA:
point. Is arbitration. : $50
coMErKcIAI. 1STEI1IaEScr.
I1yERpooIs Oct isthNt5otto, steady. t,o
sales Yesterday md II 1layy oIont ~ I! nm
bales. The market closed with eooi eTc,S;r,
at extreme rates.
LONDON. Oct l3-Consolsz close at =o5aaq5I
IrALY.INumcrous arrests had been made at
Parma and the principaI authors az tho ,nnrder
of the auvicte officer Of the
the hands ofsiustice. Tho CITY hnd shrcomc
tranquil. and the disarulinr az tho .n,pnlo5ioS
had been ordered; ltswas Surrounded bv Mo.
dsnpsp and gnsrsn ,ronns
The army Of Italy. He.thps addresses them:-=-
Soldiers the hourIof new struggle approaches;
the enemy is threatening and will perhaps at