Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-09
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EUROPEAN NEWS. .
Arrival OF tho steamship Canadian.

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FARruRR PoINT, August 1.-The steam
ship Canadian which left Liverpool nj i
+. u. on Thursday the goth, and Londou-
derry on tue evening of the 9th. pnssed
: this point a 8 A. VI. to-day.
GREAT BR1rAlS.--The parliamentary
proceedings were unimportant.
A prospectus had been issued for new
IelcgrAph company, which proposes to ps-
taDllsh system GU the penny postage
principle, and convey messages of twenty
words to any part of England, Scotland
ana ireland, ut the uniform rate of one
shilling. An influential directory has
been formed with II capital of fl6O, 0OO.-
patent.
The Atlantic Telegraph company m.
nounces that the efforts made in New.
toundl0nd to restore the Atlantic cable.
nave failed. Mr.. Harky, the electrician, in
ms report, says by hand hauling, pieces of
the cable were raised in small lengths
4 amounting in alto seven miles, but the
cable Invariably broke ut short distances
and 1t was necessary ut last, to abandon
the attempt. The report says the iron
wires often appear sound, but on minute
examination proved rotten. The putta
perch" and copper wire were as good as
wien laid down. Portions which were
| wrapped with tarred cord were sound, the
tar and hemp having preserved the iron
wires bright and free from rust.
The public income of Great Britain for
the year ending June 3Oth, was 97l,416,-
900, and the expenditures E70 sos, 600.
The American race horses at the Good
wood races were meeting with all success.
MI. Ten Broecks Maggione and Satellite
ran second for the Stewards Cup and the
Goodwood kesrespectively The Good
wood Cup, which stake was a great favor
tic, was TO be run for this P. NJ.
The Prince Regent of Prussia arrived Mt
Toplits on the 25th, being received ut the
railway terminus by the Emperor of Aus
tia.
The Paris Pays gives report of a treaty
between Austria and Prussia, preceded by
Il conference ut Toplits.
FRAXCE.-Letters from Paris say that
LORD Palmerston's speech on England's
national detences, had created great SEN
satlon Some writer's say that serious
alarm was felt us to the maintainance of
peace between the two nations.
correspondent of the London Herald
indulges in various war like rumors, and
states that all the naval officers on fur
Iougn had been ordered to report them
selves without delay.
The naval reserve had been called out.
The French fleet In the Mediterranean
is to DC raised to 90 suil-of-the-line.
Military preparations go on with un-
tagging activity for the Syrian expedition,
which is stated at 10000 men, besides ar
tillery and cavalry
! NAPLES AND sicrLY.-Nothing new has
transplred relative to GaribaIdi's move
ments.
The King of Sardinia has received the
Neapolitan Ambassador.
u. Mileg, who commanded the Revolu-
tlonists in l949, but was recently foreign
interpreter at Queenstown, has gone to
join Guribaldi.
A Turin despatch of the Goth snys the
mission of the Marquis Dc Lagrecn to
Paris is to bring about compromise, by
which the King of Naples would receive
the result of an universal suffrage in Sici-
ly, should the Western powers guarantee
the integrity of his dominions on the
main land, and prevent Gnribaldi from
landing there.
! RoME.-A letter from Rome says the
Pope had refused to adopt any of the
measures recommended by the French
Ambassador, and declares that if these
changes are forced on him, he will aban-
don his State.
Fears are entertained that Garibaldi
might suddenly appear in the Papal Ter
ritory.
sYRrA.-Advices from Syria are to July
18th. Nothing fresh had occurred, but af-
fairs were still serious.
The Sardinian war vessels had been sent
to the const of Syria.
1t is reported that the Viceroy of Egypt
had placed his troops at the disposal of
the Sultan to punish the Druscs.
russian letters SHY that great excitement
prevailed against the Turks on account of
the massacre.
The Paris Constitution says the expcdi-
ton prepared by France will, ns a matter
of necessity, be carried out, and an early
ldepnsture may be expected.
+ The London money market was gener-
ally unchanged.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.
HALIFAX, August 8.-The steamer Eu-
ropa, Capt. Leitch, from Liverpool on the
2Sth, via. Queenstown on the goth, arrived
here ut O'clock this morning.
The Persia from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 28th.
The Parana from New York, via. st.
Johns. n. F., arrived ut Galway on the
28th.
The Europa passed July goth, at $50 p.
NJ, IS miles from Queenstown, the Etna
from New York
The news is quite meagre.
There is no change to note in the Sicil-
ian question. Conferences were being
held at Paris relative to iatervaution and
it was expected that a convention would
soon be signed. 1t was supposed that the
Sultan will decline the Intervention.
II is asserted that Napoleon will hold
Messina and that Garibaldi was there 1t
was reported that he was wounded at Me-
lazzo, where the losses of the Sicilians
were heavy.
LosDoN, 29th.-Advices from Rome re-
port that II Sicilinns bill had been posted
there, announcing an approaching revolu-