Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-12


Reported. the De ellig sncar.
The Siazls ia,js esltis oarelina
That terrible 96nYent ion In South Car69.
lima, htclt is TO rend tho Union from tlr-'
ret to- foundation stone, is not 70 be held
until in january. I1@the meantime the
ltressatets u IN be materially cooled Off
The pos onemcnt mill Janna4y indicates
q point blank failures Secession has al
ready fzal led:
EUR OPP ia N MEMS.
Arrival OF the steam 81. n orr i. America
II ~ 5s=is
( QUEBEci Noy. II, Tho steamship North
America; from Liverpool on Nov. LIST, via
Slueensto wu on the %, arrived al this port.
lastseyeping4 5s = -
TherepoFt Is confirmed that Frsuce in,
tertered to prevent the bonb ardment of
Gneta7 By Sandman vessels. ~ (
{ Lord Dundunald is gdead.
{ ERANcR.17zziF formidable Naval prepnras
tons are going on and some writer's con-
strne the recent Council OF. War at ST.
Cloud, as a pnlpable Indication OF an even.
|tual campaign. .f1 4
TheEmperor on the 3lstsreviewed 2O, 900
men near arts; and al tile proceedings of
regular campaign were represented.
NAPLES h. the 18th the Sandman
hotilla canonaded the Royalists,s near
GMeta;
The French Admiral dispatched q frig-
ate tolstop th e firing. The Sandman Adj.
nlrai then retired and returned to Naples,
expressing regret at the conduct of the
french.
There has been no information received
as to Xictor Emannel's visit to Nipples.
tits denied that Austria had Informed
tue European Cabinets of her intention to-
send her ultlmatGm to Turin. On the
contrary she had reiterated her assurance
OF a purely defensive policy
1t IS reported that the Austrian ENJOYS
have notified Napoleon that unless the
warlike preparations of Piedmont were,
discontinued, aud the Hungarian Legion
disbanded, Austria would Immediately
commence hostilities. 4 II SO
Napoleon has placed four ships of the
line before Gaeta, to prevent an attack on
that fortress by Admiral Pcrsano, with,
orders to sink the latter's ships if neces-
sary; consequently, Persano will take no
partiinithe approaching seige of Gaeta.
The Aorning Ad0eTttser asserts on the.
authority of an official dispatch, that VIC
tor Emanuelwould Immediately lombard
Gaeta by sea and land.
+ The LATEsT.-The Paris PresSe asserts
that. the sovereigns at their meeting at
warsaw, resolved to assist Austria in case
of an ATTACK by Piedmont.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived at
Gowes on the lst, and the City of Balti-
more at. Queenstown on the some day.
dead. 2
The latest adviees from China report.
the capture of Peiho forts by the allies,
who lost from 400 to 500, In the engage
mentthe allies occupied Tien Tsine. The
allied ambassadors would soon proceed to
Pekin., The early submission of the Chi
nese was anticipated. -
France has contracted with private ship
builders for the immediate construction of
o hundred and fifty iron cased steam gum
boats with small draft of water. q
I Prince Netternich explained to the
French Government the present policy of
Austria. The internal reforms would be
carried out in all sincerity, and as regards
external matters she will MAINTAIN Rhine
of defensive policy. Her present arma-
lin otbe, o;oct ~ sIne
any attack. Austria considers S s' the assem s
great now era osrse beforslond nn 9s sqS,,
mon programme. 1850 -
nv q - fss9
Journals p are ~
PEo1uouhclng lthe warsaw meeting atallnre.
Count Richburg has given an explana-
ton to the diplomatic corps relative tothe
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