Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
Iror additional Dispatches see Third Pare.l


ADDITIONAL By TIE PRINCE ALBERT.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-The disquietude in
political affairs throughout Europe, was on the
increase.
The Bombay mail of Jan. 18th, had been
telegraphed. The British had met with va.
rious successes. The Tarantopees forces had
been defeated by the British.
The project for encouragement OF cotton Gull
ture in India was debated in the Commons on
Friday, the 4th inst
Prince Napoleon and his bride had arrived at
Paris.
The bourse had .Auctuated considerably, and
declined nearly one per cent after the reception
of the Queens speech.
Queen Victoria opened Parliament in position
on the Sd inst. Her speech commences with
congratulations on the state Of the country and
the progress made in India. On foreign afairs
it says: receive FROM all foreign powers as
surances of friendly feeling. To cultivate and
confirm these feelings; to maintain inviolate the
faith of public treaties, and to contribute as far
as my influence can extend to the preservation
of general peace, are the objects OF my lncreas-
| ing sOlicitude. The conclusion of treaties in
regard to principalities and relative to commerce
with RUSSIA, is noticed; and the latter referred to
rs an Indication Of complete re.establishment Of
friendship between the two countries. The trea-
| ties with China and japan are mentioned as
promising great commercial advantages, and
satisfaction is expressed at the abolition, by
/
coast Of Africa, and the pending negotiations
give promise of the total abandonment of the
system. In respect to Mexico the speech says
The state of that Republic, distracted with civil
wars, induced me to carry forbearnnce to its ut
most limit in regard to wrongs and in6ignities
| to which the British residents have been SUBJ
| jected at the hands of the two contending par
ties They at length have carried 1t to such an
extent that have been obliged TO give nstruc-
tons to the commander of the naval forces in
those seas to demand, and if necessary, to en-
force a reparation. An increased expenditure
of the navy is asked for, on account of the
universal introduction of steam into naval war
| fare.
The rest of the speech appertains to local
questions. Among the measures promised, are
parliamentary reform and new bankruptcy
law. An address in response to the speech was
agreed to by both Houses of Parliament
Lord Melville, in the House of Lords and Lord
Palmerston in the House of Commons, COM
planned of the silence OF the govt i'll regard to
tho threatening state of the Italian question and
other matters of interest.
Lords Derby and De Israilli, expressed conf.
dence in the maintenance of peace.
FRANCE.-Frauce continues her warlike pre-
paraLons. 1t is rumored that Peisser will soon
| return to be succeeded as Minister to London by
Duke de Montcbello Great anxiety was felt
regarding the speech of the Emperor Of France,
which is to be delivered at the opening of the
that he is preparing a surprise for the world and
! that war was certainty.
The Minister of the Colonies decided that the
immigration Of Africans shall be superseded
by Chinese.
Rumors were current in England Of the ex-
tensive warlike preparations by the French, in-
Guiding the addition Of 5000 men to the force
of the Navy. rC
The marriage of Prince Napoleon was cele-
brated at Turin on the goth. The bridal party
forthwith started for Paris.
Turin letters say that matters looked slightly
more pacific there.
The Aust ian six million loan was introduced
on London exchange ut SO; bears had offered
per cent Interest. The loan was quoted at
discount for some time, but suddenly improv-
ed and closed at small premium.
The Brazilian mail which had arrived at Lis
bon, brings the news that Brazil had offered n
mediation with Paraguay in regard to her diff
der had accepted the offer and Brazilian Admiral
had gone TO Paraguay on the mission.
The price of Rio coffee was unchanged.
The Melbourne mail of Dec. 1S, had reached
England Gold to the amount of &5Gs,U00,
was on the way to England.
| LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET.-Tallow firm.
Potashes steady and active at 2ss 6dn29s. Pearls
steady at 32sa32S Cd. Sugar firm excepting for
grocery sorts; quotations are barely maintained.
Coffee dull. Bark quiet; Phila. selling at 9s Cd.
Linseed Oil sells at 30a3ls. Rosin heavy and
cargo is quoted at Is Id, slight decline owing to
heavy arrivals; sales at 5s 3da5s for common.
Spirits Ttupentine dull at IS Cd, Barring Bros.
report Wheat firm Iron-Welsh rail dull at
sc cd; Welsh bar &c Is cd. Sugar dull and
6dals lower. Coffee steady. Tea firm at Is Id.
Spirits Turpentine dull. Rice-Caroina firm.
Consols quoted at 9sF American securities
generally firm.
Telegraph to Galloay.-LIvERFooL, Saturday,
4 noon.-COtton market Onened dull this morning
and there has been but little inquiry and prices
are consequently weak; sales this morning arc
estimated at 5000 bales. Brendstuffs continue
quiet but firm and Provisions continue firm.
Lard firm and holders have obtained the adj
vance they demanded yesterday; sales at S9a6Os.
LONDON, Saturday, noon.-Consols quoted at
94aa94J.
PARIS, Friday, Eve-Bourse was much de-
pressed; on three per cents declined to G6f SEC.
TUE Little Rock Democrat, speaking of "77e
Citizen, the paper edited by the notorious John
Mitchell, says cit is edited with ability, and is
devoted to two or three obiects-the dissolution