Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-16
EUROPIsAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamship Hungarian.


PoRTLAp, MB., Jan. 1.-THE steamship
Hungarian arrived ut this port this morn
ing with Liverpool dates of the 29th ult.,
being one day later than those received by
the New York, ut Halifax.
LuNDON, Thursdav.-Col. CadOgan, at
tachc of the British legation at Piedmont,
has been ordered to proceed to the head
quarters of Gen. FAnti, ut Bologna. 1t is
considered q new proof Of the interest tH-
ken by the British in Central Italy.
---t..It is reported in Paris that NJ. GuiZOt is
engaged on q pamphlet on the Temporal
Power of. the Pope.
The Danubian principalities arc about
contracting II loan of GO,0Ou,00Of with
France. Russia and Prussia 'Pedgimg the
landed property OF the converts.
The Minister of Fiuance, at Rome, has
been obliged to sell 1000, O00f. conSolida-
ted funds.
The Chinese government is preparing
for deicHce. The news indicate that trade
would not he interrupted by the anticipa-
ted war.
Adyiccssefrom Japan confirm previous
reports that the embassy for the United
States would leave in February with II
large rctinuc of subor!inates.
NIENNA, Wednesday, telegraph from
Prince Metternich to Count ReIchberg
says that Count Wallcwski declares to the
the diplomatic corps of Paris, that while
he remains ut the head of the Ministry for
Foreign Affairs, the pamphlet entitled
| The Pope and Congress could not be
| considered the programme OF the French
Ministry.
The Paris Pays contains an article sign
ed NJ. de CasSagnie, which says that the
pamphlet entitled THE Pope and Congress
has been wrongly interpreted by the news
papers. lie says the pamphlet does moi
propose to deprive the Pope of the Legal
tions, but only advises him to admit o
the present state of things and proClains
the necessity of maintaining the temporal
power OF the Pope. He adds that The
pamphlet confines itself to announcing an
| opinion, while Congress alone will decide
and ever after that, the Church will re-
main full and entire.
After the official hour, an official notice
was posted 1T the Boursc, denying that the
| PapaI Nuncio intended to visit Paris.
Price Gortschakof leaves St. Peters
burg for the Paris conference. tonight.
The chief Spanish representative will he
Gallon CalanteS, Senior MIrtinesc I;esa
having declined.
a telegraph from Rome confirms the
previous report that the Pope refuses To bt
represented in Congress, Cardinal Anto'
nelli having notified Count Degramancn'
to that effect.
! ExGLAxD.-The Great Eastern affairs re.
main in std:w quo, pending an arbitration
between the company and Scott Russell.
The government has determined to ISSUE
to TIE rifle volunteers an additional sup
ply of long Enfield rifles
Duke MalakoE has arrived at London.
Measures have been taken to place Chat
ham Dock Yards in thorough state o
defense.
Loypox, Wcdnesday-Lord Hastings Is
dead.
There was great riot Sunday nigh,
among the military at Camp Aldeeshot
Three military men were shot dead. Sol
dierS were arrested with rifles loaded Will
ball cartridge.
Advices from British Columbia complain
that the American authorities at San Juan
both civil and military, have been guilty o
many petty acts calculated to annoy the
British.
The Paris Cons'it,'ioRel says the London
Times is correct in considering the pamph,
| let entitled the Pope and Congress, as a
political expression OF good understanding
and Cancellation between England and
France. and cougratuIatcs itself on the re-
suit. 1t says further that France, far from
intending the destruction Of the temporal
power of the Pope, will on the contrary
consolidate ii.
Government has abandoned the prose-
cution of Montalambcrt for the recent
pamphlet on the Pope.
RussIA.-.tdvicos from st. Petersburg
| state that the Russian Government is nc
gotiatiug for the purchase from Japan Of
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