Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-02
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reported for the Daily Intelligencer,
Additional Foreign News.

SAcKvILLE, Dec. The foreign dis
patches per Europa, received here by Horse
Express, include advices to the goth ult..
by telegraph to.Queenstown, atM hich mort
the Europa touched on her voyage 80
| The Cora Linn, from New York, for the
Clyde, stranded near Rothlyh, on the 25th
MT, but got off the following day, and
SHANGHAI, Oct. 6.-The Chinese Govern
ment has repudiated the treaty with the
United States by refusing to open the ports
Suontople and Taiman, as stipulated in
the treaty.
PARIS 9th.-No formal invitation has
been sent by France to England, but Count
| Persiguy has been instructed to arrange
the preliminary conditions with Lord John
Russell.
Austria and England have both protest
ed against the establishment of the Re-
gency in Italy.
The French Projects are instructed to
INVITE Journals to be more circumspect in
their language towards England.
| The three per cent. rentes closed to-day.
ut G9f. l5c.
1t is stated that Bnrnicompagna would
tender his resignation of the Regency to
the Sandman Government.
TWO war steamers have succeeded in
bringing off $50 Christians from the small
ports of Morocco. A general massacre of
the fugitives was feared
a Spanish army of 10000 men was ex-
pectcd to land in Morocco early in Deccm-
Der. 81
DIMENSIONS, 2Oth.2The ship Detroit,
from ,Trapani for Boston, has put into this
port leaky.
The exchange of notifications at Zurich
had been fixed for the 2lst of November.
The full powers entrusted to plcnipoten-
tlary, and would then be withdrawn.
Letters of invitation from the French
Government to the Powers which signed
the treaties of Vienna, to send plcnipotcn-
tlarleS to the Congress, and had been dis
patched to the seat of the Congress, which
would probably be Paris-thc Govern
mcnts of Russia and Austria having signi-
lied preference for that capitol.
GREAT BRITIAN.-Thc London Times
upon the San Juan difficulty, enlarges
upon the general conviction that war be-
tween America and England is impossible
IT, however, says there are some conyic-
tons which work out their own truth in
practice, but there are others which tend
to their own practical refutation. We
sincerely hope that the different ranges of
the axiom that war with England and
america is impossible, may not be an
illustration of this truth
The London Herald understands that
Mr.. Lever has again offered to charter the
Great Eastern for IL months, but the pro-
Posal was, refused without hesitation by
the Directors
The official investigation into the loss
OF the Royal Charter is progrcssin p in
Liverpool, but without developing any
thing new. The divers at the wreck had
brought up several small boxes of gold.
Measures are about to be taken by the
government for the protection of Belfast
harbor
tits stated that the British Government
is under the conviction that it is not policy
to rely on any one national war laboratory
and arsenal, and have determined to cs-
tablish inland arsenals on a large scale,
and to commit its working to civilians. 1t
WoolwicE.. however, TO superccdc
NApLEs.-Orders have been given to the
NcNpolitan embassies to deliver passports
to all the Neapolitan exiles who may de-
mand permission to return.
RUssIA.-A frost has prevailed in the
gulf between ST. Petersburg and Cron-
stadt, and communication is stopped.
The financial pressure continued, but
the latest symptoms were rather more IA
vorablc.
a despatch from Verona reports for
seven days awful gales, during which II
vessels were wrecked. No further par
ticuIars are given.