Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-11
BY THT UNION LINH
oagIcE. coRNeR WATER AND MoNEoE STREETS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.

HALIFAX, March lO.-The Royal Nail steam
ship Arabia arrived this morning with Liver
pool dates to Saturday the 26th ult, one week
later than previous advices
The English Govt has agreed TO guarantee 8
per cent interest on capital If e6OO,0OO for
the Atlantic Telegraph Co., which will secure
the construction of new and superior cable
the present season.
The cotton market at Liverpool was very dull.
For the week ending on the 25th ult., prices had
slightly receded but at the hour of the Arabia
departure the decline had been fully recovered,
and there was an increas ed activity in the mar
ket. Breadstufs were dull, but steady. PIo-
visions unchanged
LONDON, Feb. 90 OnsolS closed yesterday
at 90 14ag5 s, but opened to-day ut l-4al-2
higher
The papers by the Arabia furnish the follow
as the most important items Of news:
The steamer Kangaroo arrived at Liverpool
on Friday, the 25th ut.
The quotations for Consols on the oath were
54ag5 s. The latest advices for Saturday
quote the money market as decidedly stringent.
Consols advanced to y5s.
Lord Cowlcy had gone on a special mission of
Cancellation 10 Vienna.
The Ministers had announced in Parliament
on Friday, that there was reason to hope that
the Austrian and French troops would evacuate
Rome. The facts leading to strong hopes for the
maintenance Of peace, notwithstanding the
continuance of war ruunorS, caused an advance
on the Paris Bourse, but this was subsequently
nearly all lost
The Atlantic Telegraph Co had held a general
British govt had offered guarantee of per
cent on 100000, upon certain conditions
which did not tIanspmc
The govt has Offered a subsidy of Go, 900 per
voyage, TO the Galway steamship line.
Lord Lions, the Minister to the L. 5. sailed for
New York on the 22d ult.
In the House of Commons leave was granted
to bring in bill abolishng all distinctions be-
tween the Parliamentary ouths of Protestants
and Catholics.
In the House of Peers Lord MalmesbuIg said
the government were led to the belief that at
no very distant period the Austrian and French
troops would eyacuatc the Roman States at the
request Of the Papal government.
In the House of Commons Lord Palmerston
called attention to the state of Europe with the
view of asking whether the govt were in po-
sition to make any declaration that peace would
probably remain uninterrupted.
ERANcE.-Rumors continue Of warke char
acter, but Lord COwley's mission had increased
the hopes for peace.
The Paris correspondent of the London Her
all says that war has been so far resolved on
that corps to commence the campaign has
been designated, and orders have been given to
the Minister of War to prepare the plan Of oper-
atoms
1t is said that the representatives of foreign
courts in Paris, have abandoned all hope OF n
pacific solution of the present difficulties. 1t
is reported that orders to prepare for campaign
in Italy were given by the Emperor of France
Immediately after his return from the campaign.
Another circnlar has been issued by the Min
lister of the Interior to the projects Of various
dep'ts, the purport OF which is TO express the
confident hope that notwithstanding the Emper
ors desire to maintain peace, should he be forced
to war, he may count on the patriotism and de-
votion ofthe French people a war circular d.
reefs that the troops shall be trained to forced
marches and night bivouac.
The American residents at Paris gave ball
on the 22d of Feb. in honor of Washington's
birthday.
TunKEY.-More troops had gone TO the Dan
ube. The government is arming frigates aud
preparing numerous transports. Their destina-
ton in case of war would be to the ports of the
Adriatic.
Russ1A.-It was said that Russia is negotiat-
ing for loan of five millions with the Roths-
childs