Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-27
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamer Canadian.

FARTHER PoINT, Oct. 26th.-Tho steam
ship Canadian passed here this morning,
on her way to Quebec. She brings tele-
graphic advices from Liverpool to Friday.
the 18th inst. The political news il uu-
important.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l2th.-The sales of cot
ton for the week have been 10000 bales.
All qualities have partially advanced for
useful descriptions. The quotations are
I'd higher. The sales to- day IRE estimated
at $4,000 bales. Market closed firm =
Flour and wheat have declining tendcu-
cy. Wheat has fallen 2d@3d since We'd
nesday. Form quiet, but steady. Provis.
ions dull.
LONDON, Oct. l2.-Consols are quoted at
e25@93.
The Paris correspondence of the Lon
don Times says private but trustworthy
accounts from the Islnnd of Sandman
speak of the commencement of muuoeuvers
by secret agency there, in favor of the
annexation to France. This is to bc done
in the same manner and by the same
means as were employed by the French
emissaries in the case of Savoy and Nice
The Paris Bourse on the 10Th was fat
No new movement in Naples had taken
place.
Gen. Cieldini has received orders to
cross the Neapolitau frontier, and decisive
events are expected at any moment.
Gen. Gnribaldi is about to convoke the
Electoral Colleges of the Two Sicilies to
vote by universal suffrage.
The Piedmontese corps dparnce will
Affairs in the PApal States are UNI
changed.
1t is reported that Gen. Lamerciere has
teiegraphcd to Marseilles to secure pass
age to Cevita sYeechia for himself and
three officers.
The Sandman Chambers were debating
the law of annexation. a vote, it was ex-
pectcd, would be taken on the question on
the nth inst.
1t is reported that Russia is about to re-
call its Embassador from Turin.
Adviccs from Rome confirm the state
ment that the French would re-occupy vi
terho. The Pontiticial gen G'Grmc$ pre-
cedcd the French in their march by twelve
hours. The inhabitants were prepared to
rcpulse them, but intended to yield TO the
French
Marquis Dcppol had proceeded to Vi
terbo to reassurc the Inhabitants that Vic
tor Emanuel was ut Maerrnta.
The report that Spnin had proposed
Congress of the Catholic powers at Gueta
In Austria an extraordinary credit had
been granted to the naval department, for
the construction of naval batteries to de-
fend the entrance 10 tue several ports.
THE SYRIAN MAssACREs.-Since Fuad
Pacba left Syria, the MuSslemen had re-
commenced their mussacrcs They had
killed twenty Christians. The remaining
Christians were emigrated to Lotakian.-
The Musselmen were furious against the
! Christians, and had threatened the life of
the Russian Consul.
tbs latest 6y telegraph to LonGonder.y-
LOHDoN, Oct. 18th 1T is reported here
that the French army at Rome will be in-
creased to 10000 men, and that the garri-
sou at Lyons will be placed on complete
war footing.
Paris papers state that Gnrbaldi's guns.
ut tue battle of Volturna, were worked by
the sailors of the English ship Renown.
The Piedmontese troops were expected
before Cnpua on tue 18th.
Latest.--LoNDoNDER is denied
that RUSSIA, Austria and PRUSSIA have
protested against the entrance of the Sur-
dinian troops into the NenpoIitan territory.
France has agreed to furnish Piedmont
with a large amount and has already for
wardcd fifty thousand nHlskets and eleven
millions of percussion caps.