Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-10
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO the DAILY INTELAICf NCEIl
ogEIoE CORNER WATER AND MONROE sFREETs.
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.

NEW YoRG, juno 9.-The Royal Mail steam
ship Africa arrived here this morning. She
left Liverpool on the 2Sth Her daIes not
us late as those furnished by the Arngo Mt st.
Johns, but she brings interesting details of the
news and her Commercial intelligence is impur-
tant.
There was nothing important from the seat of
war, beyond the further details Of the battle Of
MontebellO.
The Austrians profess satisfaction at the re-
suit Of the battle Gen. Gyalni reports that his
loss was 2gO killed, Tl9 wounded and 999 miss
ing. He says the French force numbered 4O,-
900, but they ahstained FROM all pursuit. Count
Stadon commander of the Austrian forces, was
wounded during the battle.
Some of the French authorities still assert
that there vas not much over 1000 French en-
gagged in the battle Other estimates place the
number at 1000.
There were popular risings in some parts of
Parma, in favor of the Sandman cause.
A vaguc rumor had obtained circulation, via:
Vienna, that GortsclAkOl, the Russian foreign
Minister had resigned, because the Emperor had
refused TO carry out his engagements with
France.
In England the Derby Ministers had issued a
strong appeal to their Parliamentary supporters
for their carly attendance TO meet tie opposition
movements.
ToULoN, May 27.-The scige feet, which is
now ready to sail from this port, is composed OF
The French Minister of Marine has ordered
two additional ships Of the line and two frlgateS
to be prepared immediately for sea.
The correspondent of the London Times, at
Vienna, in letter dated tho 26Ih, states that
Gen. Garioaldi's corps was only fifteen miles
from Milan. u
The London Times was seized at the Paris
post office yesterday, the 27th'inst.
The Paris correspondent of the Times an
nounccs that the army of the East is to be
increased 10000 nen.
NJ. Talleyrand Pcricord has been appointed
Ambassador from France at Naples.
LONDON, May 2T.-Baring & Brothers circn-
lar quote wheat very dull ut decline i"r the
week of Gdals. Coffee steady. Rice quiet
Spirits Turpentiuc heavy at u decline Tor all
QualiheS; sales nj 42SGd.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, May 28th.-BreadStutfs
closing quiet but steady. Provisions close rtn
but quiet.
The Empress Eugene had received and adj
dressed the members Of the great bodies OF state
She said she placed full dependence ON the pat
riotsm Of the deputies and upon the support oil
the entire nation, which, during the absence OF
the chosen chief, would never be found wanting
to woman and her child. The speech was
loudly checred.
The Paris Boursc was firm and advancing
| 1t closed at OF. 55c.
The war excitement was high in Southern
Germany.
1t was expected that Kossuth would go to
Genoa in abouta week, with the full concurrence
of Napoleon and the King Of Sardinia, to concert
plans with Klapka and others, to overthrow the
Austrian power in hungary.
The new King of Naples, Francis l., had been
acknowledged by telegraph by nearly all the
powers, and the army had sworn its allegiance.
TuRIS. Nav 27.-The Austrian steamers are
cruising about in Lake Muggiore threatening
the town and villages on the banks of the lake.
The inhabitants being in arms offer resistance
to the menaces Of tire enemy.
Tho steamer Padetzki appeared before the
town Of CannObio and fired a few shots without
effect The discharges from the small arms OF
the National Guard soon compelled her TO bear
away again.
private message announces that Gen. Gar
ibaldi occupies u strong position near Narez
Yesterday afternoon Count De SalmOur de-
parted for Naples.
LIyEKrooL May 28.-Cotton, the sales for
the week have been 1900, including | 400 TO
sdeculators and 5000 to exporters. There has
been decline, chiefly for inferior qualities, OF
1.Sd, but fair qualities have improved. The
market closing firm and quiet, the demand be-
ing rather better. The sales to-day have been
5000 bales, including 1000 bales for speculation
and export. The cIosiog quotations are: New
Orleans fair q, rniddling IS; Mobile fair mid
ding IS; Uplands fair q, middllng Ut. The
stock OF cotton in port is go, QUO bales Includ-
| ing 553 900 bales of American.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday 2SIh.-P. M.-lhe COT
ton market to day closed firm Fair and mid
ding qualities have an upward tendency. Sales
to day III, 900 bales. 4:
The adviceS from Manchester are favorable.
Prices are stcadier under good demand India
yarns have declining tendency.
HAvmE CorroN MAnEET, May 2G.-New Or
leans Tres 0rdinaire 1O4f; Bias OF. The sales
Of the week have been 1900 bales
LIVERPOOL May 29.-Breadstutf Market
Richat dsom & Spence quote -four very dull and
unsalcabIc. French flour is offered at decline.
Sales of American at I1aI4s. Wheat is very
dull and noninally unchanged; Western red
8sal0s sd, white los Gdalls Id; Southern los
9dal3s. Corn dull and the sales are unimpol-
tant; mixed Is sdaGs I'd, yellow Us loda7s Id,
t LtyEnpool, May 28-Prouisrons-B cfbuoy-
with nm advance on fine qualities Of Is 6ia5S.
Pork steady, with an active demand Bacon
dull Lard firm, but quiet
LoNDoN MONEY MAHKET, May 2S.-American
securities are slow Of sale, but prices are unai-
tered. The money market is slightly easier
The bullion in the Bank has increased $sI2,-
600.
BALTIMORE, june o-Tho Maryland conven-