Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-20
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EUROPEAN NEWS. .
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| here this morning. -
The Europa from Boston, arrived at
Queenstown at noon of the 4th.
The Vigo was to sail on the sth for
New York, in place of the City OF Glass
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GREAT BRITAIX.-In tile Commons on
the I'd, Mr.. Cochrane gave notice that on
18th, he should call the attention of the
House to the state of relations with China.
The most important portion of the pro-
lceedings of the English Parliament, of the
Cd and Sd inst, has been published, viz:
the refusal of Lord John Russell to lay
before the House the correspondence
touching Savoy and the defeat of the gov
eminent on q minor question.
Lord John Russell defended the British
Consul at Tangiers, from the charge OF
having aided the Moors and asserted that
he had pursued q strictly neutral policy.
In response to an enquiry, Lord John
Russell said the government had no reason
to suppose that warlike preparations were
going forward on IN extraordinary scale
in France. The government had earnestly
endeaYored to prevent a renewal OF hos
tolitics, now that the Congress was not
likely to meet.
The ratification of the new commercial
treaty would be exchanged at Paris on
the 4th.
DIR. Todd, the eminent Physician and
Psychologist, is dead.
FRANcR.-Rumors were current that the
Chalens camp would soon be re-cstabliSh-
ed.
The Edtris denouncss rs false the state
mcnt of an approaching departure of the
French troops for Rome
The same journal says it appears GER
tain that the question of annexation 30
Central Italy will be subordinate to tho
result of universal suffrage. All the pow
ers are agreed as to the propriety of that
measure, the early application of which
will positively make known the state OF
public opinion in Italy.
Rentcs closed firm on the Sd at G7f $50.
Prince LnbOur dc Pavcrgne is ordered to
prolong his stay at Turin; for some time
after the arrival of Baron Tallyrand to
support the counsclS of moderation which
Napoleon had ordered him 10 CaTour.
The French army is to be considerably
reduced and the policy of; the Emperor
tends more than ever towards, peace.
IrALY.-An affray occurred tat Ancona
hesween the PapAl chasseurs and the ar
tillery men on one side. and the Gend-
armes on the other. Three hundred of
the former were said to he under arrest, of
whom about 40 were wounded.
The Mazzini patry was said to be active
at Rome.
Gen. Gordon had taken measures for pre-
venting any manifestations.
An address from the town of Perugia,
containing $50 signatures, had been sent
to Napoleon.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT had suddenly disap-
peared from London, and it was thought
he had gone to Hungary.
An address of the Hungarian Protestant
Association says the national movement
will resemble an avalanche.
Hungary will detach herself on the first
opportunity from Austria.
Austria is said to be directing more
troops towards Tyrol, Venice and Hun
gary.
The Globe'S Paris correspondent says it
WAS generally understood that France and
England were about to make q joint sum-
mons to Austria to desist from sending
troops into the marshes of Ancona, and to
evacuatc Venice at the earliest period, and
to accept such indemnity as Italy is now
ready to offer.
: SPAIN.-AnOthcr corps il being got ready
for Morocco, to be commanded by COnclIH.
Reliable accounts say that the Moorish
regular army had not yet been brought
out. The division is said to number 6o,-
900 disciplined troops, waiting for great
battle. The object of the Moors was
said to be to draw the Spamiartls into the
interior.
SOUTH AMBRICA.-The Brazil mail OF
January had reached Lisbon.
There is no political news of Importance.
The expectation of coffee from Rio to
the United States, since the departure Of
the previous mail, has been ll5, 500 bags
The stock on hand was 100000 bugs.
LATRsT-The Daily Net0s City article,
dates Friday evening, says that the recoy-
cry on the Stock exchange made further
progress during the day. The check TO
the drain of gold was attested by the fact
that there was none from the Bank for cx-
portntion. The demand for silver from the
East likewise diminished. The agitation
in the discount market has been succeeded
bv comparative calmnesS and it is more
over placed beyond doubt that the public,
confident MS ever Of the general stability
of trade, have awaited themselves of the
late decline to invest in good securities.
At the Bank of England on Friday there
was good but not pressing demand for
money, partially III anticipation of the
nayments for the fourth discount, estab-
lishmcnts continued reluctant to enter into
fresh transactions, but nevertheless a fair
amount of business was done in good bills
at 4 per cent. aud at a fraction above that
rate.
Loxpox, soturdoy.-SOon.-Tho Aus
tralian mail has arrived.
Several of the Paris journals seem TO
consider the annexation Of Savoy nearly
the same rs concluded.
PARIS, Suturday.-The contingent of
1857 is to be reduced from 10000 to 1907
900 men.
TuR1S, Friday.-'Fhe Journals Of this
day publish an Austrian ordinance con-
corning tho enlistment of volunteers for
I the NcopOlitan army.
Sandman officers have left for Bologna
to organize the army.
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