Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-05
E,ooRNERwATER AND MONROE STREETS
FOREIGN ,NEws.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER AMERICA

sAckv1LLE, N. B., Nov. 4.-The horse ex
press having arrived from Halifax, furnishes
Liverpool dates to the ED ult., brought by the
steamer America.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 91.-All qualities of cotton
have slightly advanced and the market closes
steady. Breadstuffs are dull, and provisions
quiet.
96a968.
= The adviees from Manchester are nnfavorable.
Goods are slow of sale, but the prices are unal-
tered The market for India goods has de-
Ginning tendency.
HAvRE corroX MARkEr.-There has been
considerable advance on all kinds of cotton,
especially fair and middling qualities: sales Of
the week 80, 600 bales at l15E for New Orleans
Tres Ordinairc, and lO5f for ditto Bas. There
is stock Of A 600 bales in port.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, 2lst.-The
OreadStnts marketgencrally closed dull. MeSSrs
Richardson, Spence & Co.'S circular reports -four
dull at 22s 6da27s per bbl. for American. Wheat
dull at Us 3da9s Sd for red and IS Gdall per
GENITAL of 1S0lbs. for white. Corn is Quiet; vel
low 29s 6daaos Cd per quarter; white s5sa37s.
Messrs. Bigland, Athya & Co. quote an advance
of Id since Tuesday in Wheat
LIVERPOOL PRovrSIoES Bigland,
Athya Il Co, James McHenry, Richardson,
Spence q Co, and others, report Beef quiet but
steady. Pork dull Bacon dull. Lard firm
PNoDucE MARKEr.-Sugar buoyant and nd.
vanced 6da1s. Coffee quiet. Carol na Rice
tirm. Rosin dull and slightly lower: common
Is lda4S I'd. Spirits Turpintne dull at 35s Sda
35s I'd.
LONDON MAnKET.-Barings report London
6readstutfs market very dull. Sugar firm and
advanced I'D.
LoSDoS MONEY MAnkPr, Friday.-Consols
96a96 1-6.
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Afternoon.-About 8,
600 bales of cotton have been sold to dav, in
Guiding 400 bales to spectators and for cx-
port. The market closes steady. BreadStnffS
continue dull, but the market is more steady.
Provisions dull
LONDON, Saturday P. My Telegraph
ConsOls close at 955a96. Tho market is dull.
Bullion i'll the Bank OF England has decreased
933y,OO during the week. The money mar
ket is slightly more stringent, but the supply is
abundant.
The departure OF the steamer Great Eastern
for the United States had been again postponed,
this time sine die. She will, probably, not leave
this year.
The details of the treaty agreed upon by the
Zurich conference had been published from
the El!latranca agreement oc the Empcrors.
The right of the Grand Dukes OF Ttely are re.
stored, for the consideration of the Congress of
Powers.
Spain was dissatisfied with Morocco's offer of
FacItication, and war was considered immi-
nent
The Sandman government had issued de-
cree calling for loan Of one hundred millions
of francs.
The steamer Vanderbilt and City of Balti-
more, from New York, and North American
from Quebec had arrive out.
The Zurich treaty stipulates that the rati1ca>
ton of the peace treaty shall be exchanged
within 10 days.
The Paris Pays intimatcs that Naples, Spain,
Portugal and Sweden not likely to be mem.
bers of the projected Congress. Tho London
Times, Post, aud Herald arc adverse to Eng.
lands joining it.
The Post, Lord PaImerston's organ, regards
the Italian complication as very serious and the
situation of Napoleon very e,nbarIa ssins 1t
also thinks it certain that Romagna will be at
tackled by the Papa troops, aud chat at the first
mcnancc Of an armed intervention in the dutch
les, Garibadis troops will sweep away every
veStige of the Papn rule.
The electricians have Acommcnced at Yalentia
experimenting on the Atlantic cable, with some
very encouraging results.
1t is reported at Paris that the Emperor had
refused an audience to a dePusation from 30.
logne, but granted one to deputation from the
DuChieS.
The English journals continue to draw at.
tention to the immense naval ornaments now
building in France, particularly at Toulon,
where twenty-five large ships arc being con-
Structed.
Nothing definite is known as to the projected
French China expedition.
1t is reported that Marshal Valiant has sug-
gested TO Napoleon. the occupation OF the Ouch.
les by the French troops, to prevent civil war.
Considerable excitement prevails at p lmolt
on account of the condition of the Zurich
treaty.
1t is reported at Turin, that Ncapolitan war
ships have been seen off Rornagna.
PiedmonteSe squadron has been ordered
into the Adriatic.
There is an unconGirmed rumor of revolu-
tIonury movement at Palermo in which $50
rebels were killed.
A Zurich telegram of the 2lst ult, announ-
ces that Count Colloredo was that morning, at.
tackled with appoplexy. Four physicians were
attending him, but there were little hopes of
his recovery.
The Paris Pays estimates of its own knowl-
edge, that in Congress accepted in principle
by the English government, the only Powers to
be represented besides the great ones, will be
Piedmont, and the Pope aud Naples, under GER
tain cventuaities. The admission of Spain
might be natural, but Sweden and Portugal
have no claim.
The Independence Beige says that out of com.