Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-09
rned without any action.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.

NEw YORK, Dec. s.-The steamship Per-
STA has arrived with Liverpool dates to the
26th.
The steamer Nova Scotia arrived out on
the oath ult., and the Arago and Jason on
the 25th.
The Portland steamers are all henceforth
to call. at Queenstown on their way.
Austria is reported to have raised anoth-
er difficulty regarding the European Con-
gress, and the invitations to the various
powers were in allegiance The regency
question, it is said, causes the difficulty.
Lord Cowley is reported to have been
authorized by Napoleon to propose to
England general and simultaneous dis
armament. The London journals treat
the idea MS absurd. Lord Cowley was,
however, in London.
The English army will be increased by
additional battalions equivalent to IL new
regiments.
1Of zoe.
The French journals have been instruct
ed to encourage the idea of general dis
armament.
Italian affairs are unchanged.
The Caragnan Government has issued q
circular defending its course regarding the
regency of Central Italy.
JphIA was SLGuueTS' anu con-
tracing for stores in England, to prosecute
the war against Morocco.
Nothing decisive has yet occurred in
Morocco.
Austria grants full amnesty to all COM
promised in Haitian affairs.
The Bombay mail of the 18th of Nov.
has been telegraphed to London.
The reported death of Nena Sahib needs
confirmation.
LONDON, Saturday-Funds are unchang-
ed. The China mails will arrive here on
Sunday.
The Morning Post characterizes the dis
armament proposition as an absVrdity.
The Post also believes that the prelimi-
naries which the government considers ne
cessary previous to the assembling of Con-
gress are in fair way of settlement.
LONDON, Nov. 22-Messrs. Barring Broth
ers report breadstuffs declining and buyers
demanding a reduction. Welsh iron rail
and bars dull at S5 los for both. Pig iron
in the Clyde firm, and advanced to SIS.
Sugar closed bouyant at sd advance Cof-
fee, tirml Tea has declined, for all quail
ties, and is now quoted at Is. 24d. Rice
firm. Turpentinc, steady at GAS. 634s Cd.
Tallow, quiet at 8s.@58s. Sd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Nov. 22.-Amer-
lean securities closed firm.
The money market closed easy, and rates
are generally unchanged.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
increased 8l25, 900.
Consols closed at ol5 a eeB for money,
and eel a. 96S for accounts.
LIvERPooL-The brcadstuffs market has
been dull since Tuesday. Richardson 5
Spence report the market dull at Tuesdays
decline, and quote Flour at 23@2ss. Red
wheat Mt 9s. 6d.@lOs. I'd; white, 9s. I'd.
Oils. Sd. Yellow corn, 3ls.@s2s. 3D.;
white, s5s. @3ss.
Richardson & Spence report the supply
of new cotton as limited. The prices are
fairly supported. There is no confidence
in the maintenance of the prices, and quail
tiles afloat are offered at decline of }@R;
indeed decline of 8d.@Sd. has been con-
coded, in some cases. The refuse of the
old stock here is nominally quoted. New
crop Orleans middling sled
Wakefield L Nash report the market
easier, with some concession on the prices
for inferior qualities Orleans middling, a /;
upland Il.