Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
ggg Telegraph,
Reported for the Daily InteIligenoer
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival of the Steamer bohemian

. A&Inlau Ieit Liverpool simultaneously NAtu
the City of Washington, at noon Of the
I4th inst, touched at Queenstown on the
18th and arrived here Ut o'clock this
morning. She brings 81 passengers and
u full cargo.
| The steamship Arabia from New York,
arrived at Liverpool al $50 p. NJ, on the
! 18th.
The steamship Prince Albert from New
York on the lst., via. ST. Johns, n. F., ar
rived at Galway, Mt Z y. NJ, on the 18th.
The Borussia from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the afternoon Of the 18th.
The Anglo Saxon from Portland, arri-
we'd ut Queenstown on the afternoon OF
the 18th
| GRsAT BElTAIN.-Iu the House of Lords,
! on the 18th. notice was received from the
House of Commons, that they had agreed
I to an address TO the Crown on the subject
/ of the commercial treaty with France,
whereupon Lord Thorton gave notice that
| he would move for similar address from
the House of Lords, on the 18th.
! In the House of Commons on the 18th,
! Lord John Russell stated in reply to in-
| quirics, that n great deal of correspon-
dcnce has taken place With Naples, rela-
tive to the Constitutional reforms recon-
mended By England and France, and in u
few days, he hoped to lay it on the table.
A general discussion then took place on
the Savoy question, in the course of which,
Lord John Russell deprecated the contin-
ued recurrence Of these irritating debates
and urged the opposition, if they objected
to the course of the government, to bodily
move Il vote Of censure when Ministers
would be fully prepared TO defend their
course.
Mr.. Gladstone moved a second reading
Of the bill 10 repeal the paper duty.
Sir w. Miles moved an amendment, that
as the repeal of the duty on paper will
ncccssitnte the addition of one penny on
the pound to the income tax, it is the
opinion of the House that such repeal, un-
der such circumstances, at the present
moment, is inexpedient. After further de-
bate the amendment was rejected by
vote of 1872 to GAS.
The bill was then read second time.
On the 18th, in the House of Commons,
Lord John Russell laid upon the table
further correspondence relative to the Gf-
fairs of Italy aud explained the attitude OF
the government, both as regards Italy and
Savoy. He asserted that hostility all
along, had been shown to the coutemPin-
ted annexation of Savoy to France, and
that az regards Italy. the policy OF the
government was dictuted by the sole desire
of securing the permanent peace of the
country.
Several opposition members including
Mr.. DIsraeli, denounced the conduct OF
government and asserted that the policy
pursued, had promoted the views OF France
with regard to Savoy.
Lord Palmerston defended the govern
ment and stated that if the Great Powers
objected, France would not persist in the
annexation. After further debate, the cor
respondence was ordered to be laid on the
table.
The Australia ship, Commodore Perry.
for which fears were entertained, had
reached Plymouth
ITALY.-The Military Gd=ste of Turin,
states that the whole army of SARDINIA ls
ordered to be upon war footing by the
LIST of April.
The Central Italian States have voted,
almost unanimously, for annexation to
Piedmont.
The municipalities of Metan had ex-
pressed confidence in the national policy of
Victor Emanuel and offered him 3,OoO,-
0O0f.
N. Thoustcneis despatch to Count Ca
your points out that ii the King accepted
the annexation of Tuscany, he would not
be able to reckon on the support Of France.
FRAHcE.-The Paris Scicie had received
a warning for an alleged outrage against
religion The lSsicLc praised and endorsed
a work in which certain dogmns of the
Catholic or Jewish Creeds were set down
as shame.
The reply OF the Holy Sec to the last
proposals Of France had reached Paris.
The Pope declines the proposition to con-
fine within an exclusive political compass
u question which, rs it concerns the integ-
rity of the patrinoay of st. Peter, Is ln-
timatelv bound up with the independence
of the Church, although decidedly reject
ing the proposition to create Ficar"te OF
the RonagHa in favor Of II foreign Sover-
cien. His Holiness shows himself dis
POSED TO enter into the path of reform on
condition that the integrity of the states
OF the Church is guaranteed.
The following ia the latest Yia Queens
town:
LONDON, Thursday.-A despatch from
Turin says that Sardinia has consented to
cede Savoy and Nice to France by special
treaty.
LIyERrooL.-Richsrdson, Spence & Co.
rcport -four dull and difficult of sale at %
G,24s for American in bbls. Wheat quiet
but firm; red 9s lod@ los Id white los Sd
Ml2. Corn dull; yellow 33G33s Sd
Beef dull. Pork dull. Bacon quiet, but
steady. Lard quiet at BOG COS. TalloW
dull. Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Rice
dull. Rosin dull. Spirits OF Turpentine
dull; sales uuimPortaut.
LExIxGroX, Ky, March GA man
named Hanson, who was recently expelled
from Rrrea, Madison county, Ky, with
John G. Fee, returned. The Vigilance
Cow, ,;,tan arain ordered him from the