Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-01

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HALIFAX, Dec. Gl.-Ihe steamer Fulton
brings adyices from Southampton to the 18th,
being three DAYS later than by the Asia.
LIvERPOOL GOTToN MAEEET-The sales Of
cotton for three days amounted to % coo bales
Including l 500 bales TO spectators, and the
same amount to exporters. The market has an
advancing tendency; the extreme price obtained
/ in some cases was l-l6d higher than previous
quotations. The Manchester markets are firm.
or and partially dearer.
LlvEEPooL--R richardson, Spence & Cos cir
cular reports flour at declining tendency; sales
Southern at 2Osa2ls; Ohio at 2lsa24>; prices
easier, but no change is made in the quotations.
Wheat continues very dull, but noninally
changed. Corn dull and nominal; mixed sells
at 24sa29 The circulars state that the pro-
vision market continues dull.
WAsuINGToN, Dec. Collaboration received
to-day from Nicaragua, shows that Yrizzari has
not been recalled and that his resignation as
Minister to the U. S, heretofore rendered, has
been accepted. Gen. Jarez is still in Washing
ton.
The Central American States nre more
than ever impressed with the necessity Of
forming a coniederucy for their mutual pro-
lection. 1t is said 10 be highly probable that
Nicaragua will take 40 decisive action rela-
tive to the Cass Yzarr treaty, until after the
rival Of Sir Wm. Gore Ousely, whose arrival
was daily expected.
The government has just received Mexican
dates to November 18th, which came overland
by special messenger II appears from the Of
fetal dispatches that the ST. Mary arrived very
opportunity at Guaymaz the 10th Of Novem-
Der.
The truth of the rumor that Mr. Aensea, who
has been imprisoned at Guaymaz and set at lib
eIty, is confirmed.
The commotion, for the present, had subsidized,
and the regular authorities restored to posses
pf M t.iig he min "A
was still agitated by local troubles, as well as
by political HnimOSties growing out of the re-
cent revolution in Sonora.
The commander of the St. Mary found Fred
erick Georlitz, an American citizen, confined in
Jail, and procured his discharge. The former
bad not saluted The flag nor the project, and it
was not his intention 10 pay any military hon
RS to the government.
Pcsgneera, who it was said, was on his way
to Guaymaz, was carrying on civil war against
the adjoining Stale OF Cinalda, and by last re-
ports had gained victory at Jamcsia, near Cali
dean, which opened road to the city of NaZa-
tlan, toward which it was said he was moving.
Information has been received of the capture Of
GuadalaXi by Degoilads of the Juarez party
After the assassination OF BlaScante the military
commandment, the city had been delivered up to
p!llage. ..
When the news reached MazatIan, the inhabi-
tAnts determined TO defend their city against the
constitutionaIists. The French residents band
ed themselves together tor mut-al protection,
and all the foreigners had contributed the means
Of making an addition of four hundred men to
the regular garrison.
Capt McCluney has been appointed % the
command Of the home squadron, vice MeIn-
tosh, who will return to Georgia to recruit his
health.
Later direct intelligence from Havana reiter-
ates that much excitement prevails there con-
corning the Presidents message, but affords no
basis for the belief that revolutionry move
ments is contemplated. The general tone Of
the adVices is such AS 10 warrant the assertion
that the intervention of the French government
has not been requested for any purpose, while it
is repeated that the authorities at TampicO have
through the effects of the Captain General of
Cuba, satisfied their claim Of certain Spanish
subjects