Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-04
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FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERs1

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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
New York, Aug. S.-The Cunard steamship,
Persia has arrived with Liverpool dates of Sa.
| turday, the 23d ult.
The steamships Bremen, Glasgow and Edin.
burg have arrived out.
The conference between France and A,,stria
was to assemble at Zurich in about week.
The discomfort in regard to the terms of
peace is undated, and tho explanations of the
Emperor Napoleon are not considered re.assur-
ing.
The Sandman representative to tho Zurich
conference has not been named, and it is ex-
pected that none will be present, but that Sar.
dlnla, IT pleased with the terms agreed upon,
will acquiesce in the Austria-French arrange.
ment in separate article. 1t is affirmed that
Sardinia has signed nothing but the armistice,
ana IS consequently ii n nominal state of war
with Austria.
1t is supposed that an European Congress
will assemble after the adjournment of the Zu-
rich conference
The exhibitions of discomfort in Italy to the
terms OF peace continue. The people OF Tus
cany show strong hostility to the return of
the Grand DIXIE. The Provisional Govern
me m has directed popular vote on the subject.
The English foreign policy had been under
debate in the House Of Commons.
Mr.. DIsraeli opposed all interference in the
peace Congress.
Lord Palmerston and L I'd John Russell
thought that England might, with proprety,
take part, but no course was determined on.
Lord Elcho gave notice of the introduction of
a resolution against any interference by Eng
land.
Mr.. Gladsden proposed an increase of the in
come tax, which had been agreed to.
Emperor Napoleon had the congratulations of
the diplomatic corps at ST. Cloud. The Popcs
Nuncio was the spokesman for the Ambassador.
no. E01Nn in 81,
was unjust to him at. the commencement of
the war, that he WINS happy to conclude peace
as soon as the honor and interests of France
were satisfied and proof of his moderation he
trusted that the peace would be enduring.
The Paris Bourse closed fat and lower, per
cent. rents closed at eff 15c.
The German Diet has agreed to restore the
contingent and fortresses 10 peace footing
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 22.-Consols
closed at 943a945, for money and account
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased 8242, 900,
The money market is unchanged and closed
with good demand.
LONDON, Saturday, July 23.-noon.-Consols
have declined to 943a942
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, July 2Sd.-The
sales for the week have been $4,000 bales, in
Guiding $500 to spectators and $4,000 bales
for exporters. All qualities have declined about
I'd. Some circulars say that ut one time the
sales to-day, Friday, were 5000 bal s, including
1000 to spectators and 1000 bales for export.
The closing quotations are as follows, with
steady market: New Orleans fair 81, middling
8 1.S; Mobile fair z So, middIing z 1.l6; Up.
lands fair { ], middling 10 lG. The stock of
900 American.
Manchester advices are favorable. The mar
ket closing firm at an advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, July 23.-1 P. NJ
The cotton market closed steady with sales of
5000 bales.
HAyEn CorToS MAnkER, July 2l.-New Or
leans Tres Ordinaire ll2f; Bias l07f. The qou-
tations are barely maintained. The sales of the
week have been 1000 bales. Stock in port 81.
500 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFps MARxET-July: o.
Market closes firm. Wheat has an advancing
tendency and all qualities are slightly improved.
Richardson & Spence quote the harvest prospect
as favorable Flour dull at lOsal2s sd per cen.
tai of 100 lbs. Wheat has an advancing tend
ancy and is in more demand, having improved
LAID; sales western red at Is 6da9s Cd, white
9sa9s I'd. Corn closed firm Mt an advancing
tendency; sales mixed at 5s Sd, yellow Gsa6s Cd,
white 7sa7s 9d.a';.ie aa,a
Provisions closed with a declining tendency.
Beef is heavy; little inquiry, and prices weak
Pork heavy and quotations nominal. Bacon
dull at a decline for all qualities LAID steady
and quiet at 54sa56s
The following kilograms have been received
PARIS, July 22d.-12 P. M.-The Bourse
opens fat; rentes. eff. 4oc. P. M,-The EN-
peror's speech caused great sensation. Rentes
continue to decline, and are now 67E 25c 4:58
P. M.-Rentes closed very fat at 67f. 15c for
money, and eff zoe. for account the decline
being more than per cent. since yesterday.
Further official documents have been issued
on affairs in Italy, in reference to the annexa-
ton of the Duchies of Central Italy to Sardi--
MIA.
A dispatch from Count Cayour, in reply to
Lord Malmersbury, relative to the neutrality of
Parma, complains ofthe unfriendly tone of the
British Minister'S communication.
PAKLIAMENT.-In the House of Commons on
Thursday Bright enveighed the attack upon the
French Emperor, and consequently upon the
French nation, which tended to plunge this
country into war. If lie was in the position of
Lord Russell he would try to emancipate him
self from the old bloody traditions of foreign
Office; he would approach France in a sensible,
moral and christian spirit and test the sincerity
of the Government by proposing an alteration
of the tariffs of the two countries in interest
free trade.
He believed if this offer was honstIy made
and not with diplomatic fnesse it would bring
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