Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-29

word giving the cotton sales for five days,
was $1,000 bales. REPORTER, n. Y.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, May 2s.-The Royal Mail
Steamship Arabia from Liverpool on the
18th, via Queenstown on the goth inst,
has arrived ut this port.
The Africa from New York. arrived at
Liverpool on the morning of the goth.
Intelligence relative to Garibuldi's eX-
petition is still meagre and conflicting,
but the reports generally concur in stating
that he WAS making good progress. Some
say that he had captured the most lmpOr-
tant points in Sicily, except Messina and
! Palermo. After his landing at MarsalH,
the Neapolitan war vessels bOmbarded that
town without any warning and the British
! vessels intcrpoSed for the protection OF the
! English residents.
! The important announcement was made
via. Madrid, that the King of Naples had
/. applied for foreign Intervention.
! Among other questionable rumors was
] that a treaty offensive aud defensive, had
1 been concluded between Naples, Rome,
! Austrian and all the deposed Italian SOW
J ereigns.
/ The latest accounts from Naples repre-
! sent the utmost CONSERVATION. The troops
/ were uISDITIIeui luIuultWOuS uIuuAlGSt'AbASAS
+, were taking place. The royal family was
packing up their jewciry and vniuables
! and strong Indications of Il great insur-
! rection is looked for.
i At the latest dates GaribaldTs forces
were moving on Palermo.
J GREAT BRrTAIx-Thc British govern
. ment had issued pro lamatiOn against
! the enlistment for the Pope in Ireland, but
! does not intend to interfere in the sub
! scriptions for the Sicilian insurgents the
law officers of the Crown not regarding it
as illegal.
! The English funds were very heavy I'M
!; der. continental politics, but there was
| more stcudiness at the close.
| THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
LONDON, Saturday-BeIrs life of this
morning announces that meeting took
! place between Sayers ard HeenHn ut that
office yesterday, to discuss measures for
terminating the dispute between them as
to the possession of the Champions Belt.
1t WAS ultimately agreed that two new
belts. the exact counterpart OF the one
so much coveted should be made, the
money for the purchase TO be raised by
public subscription. Each of the candi-
dates was to head the list for that to be
held by his opponent. The old belt will
remain in possession of the proprietor of
I3eIEs LiJe. TO be fought for by whoever
may aspire to the honor of wearing it.
ShyerS has engaged to retire from the
prize ring.
FRANCE.-Thc Paris Bourse had been
greatly depressed, hut closed tirmer.
The French Minister at Naples had asked
for four ships of war, and the vessels had
been sent.
The French feet was about to sail for
lee Levaut.
Thece were vague and unauthentic ru-
n. ors of new French loan for military
purposes.
ITALy.-Theodore Parker died at Flor
ence on the 10th.
1t was reported that Samoriciere had
made forward movement with the Papal
troops, and 5000 Piedmontese troops had
embarked from Genoa to check him.
1t was positively asserted that the
French army at Rome had received orders
to evacuate that city
1t is said that the Sandman Govern
ment had ordered the gnrrisons of Central
Italy to march rapidly towards the Ponti-
fetal frontiers.
SpA1Y.-Gen Conchn had been elected
President of the Spanish Senate, and was
decorated with the order of the Golden
| Fleece.
The army of Africa entered Madrid
amid much enthusiasm.
RUssIA.-The Austrian government has
stated that the British Ambassador to Rus
STA, on the receipt of GOrtschakof's COM
muuic alton relative to Turkey, lodged n
formal protest against it, but this was not
so; he only received the communication
under reserve, by stating that he Intended
to refer it 10 his government for instruc-
lions in the matter. A late despatch says
/ that England would interfere.
LIVERPOOL COTToN MARRET.-The Bro
kers circular reports the sales of the week
ut $4,000 bales, of which $500 were to
specuIators aud 10000 for export; market
closed quiet and easier though quotHbly
unchanged. The fair qualities were held
firmly for extreme prices while inferior
qualities were unsaleahle. Fair Orleans
Sd. Middl n Orleans GS, Fair No lie q,
middling du 3-l6 Fair UPlands It, mid
ding do ale Manchester accounts I'M
favorable. Market dull and prices barely
maintained.
LIvERPooL BRADsTUPFs MARKET.-Rich-
ardson, Spence & Co., report the weather
favorable for crops. Flour firm but Amer
lican was neglected. Sales at 26s 6d(g30s.
Wheat advanced l92; red los 6dGg los cd,
white Ils6I2s Sd. Corn very dull and all
qualities slightly lower, prices nominal at
35s, mixed 35s Sd, yellow 36s 6dCG31s.
LIVERPOOL Provision MAREET.-Bigland,
Athia Co. and others, report beef heavy,
Pork dull. but steady. Bacon firm at Is
higher, retail lots. Lard quiet, at 5000