Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-25
88g 01IeQtaph.
for the Daily InteIligencer
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Steamer Canada.

ST, JOINS, n. F., July 2s.-The R. NJ.
steamship Canoda, from Liverpool on the
18th, via Queenstown on the 18th, passed
Cape Race at o'clock this (NondayJ eve
ming.
The steamship City of Washington,
from New York, arrived ut Liverpool on
the 18th.
The Illinois, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 18th.
despatch from Cagliari says the Nea
politan steam corvette, De Lace, six guns,
has gone over to Gariboldi
Several steamers had been purchased
for Garibaldi in Liverpool, and two had
sailed.
The Liverpool cotton market was stea-
dyi prices the same as on Thursday
BreAds1utfs ure quiet. Provision market
dull.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols closed
on the l4th at 939@934.
The Paris Patrie asserts that the siege of
Messina is decided upon. Gnrihaldi having
declined to assist the Neapolitans, unless
they gave similar proofs of confidence us
the Siciliams by sustained instruction.
GNribaldi's ministry had resigned. II
was reported that Naples had notified
England and France of her intention to
offer the Constitution of 1912 to the ST.
cilians.
France had asserted threats, but Eng
land hesitates
In the British Parliament the ministers
were questioned rs to the transfer of the
Galway contract to the Canadian line.
Mr.. Gladstone said the government did
not intend to sanction the transfer on its
own responsibility and whatever course
might be taken would be submitted to
Parliament.
Sir Robt. Peel called on the government
not to assent to the annexation of Sicily
to Piedmont.
Lord John Russell replied that the gov
eminent could not depart from the great
principle that the people had the right
to choose their own government without
interference.
Lord John Russell explained the posi-
ton OF the proposed European Conference
relative to Savoy. England had accepted
the proposition Of Russin while Austria
hcsitNtcs.
The government had no knowledge of
the replies by the other governments.
1t was stated in Parliament that the
British forces in China reach II 900 men.
The French Government and Lcgisln-
ture disagreed as to the bill relating to the
expectation of rags, and the bill was
Withdrawn.
The Bank of France monthly returns
show q decrease in cash of 100000
francs.
The instruction in Syria continues
Fucd Pascha had gone there on Il special
mission, armed with full powers, and in
view of that fact, England and France
have agreed to abstain from present inter
ference. If Turkey, however, proves in
capable, these two governments have
agreed on identical instructions to their
AdmiralS to stop the mnssacrcs. At the
destruction of the villages the Druscs
killed more than 1000 unarmcd men in
cold blood
There was great alarm at Beyrhnt, and
the Franks and Christians had taken
refuge on board the foreign men-of-wur.
The Calcutta mail of June l4th, and
that from Hong Kong of May ODD. had
reached England, and the American por-
ton is on board the Canada.
The British forces had left for the Pei
no. a collision was considered inevitable.
The ndvices from Manchester are un-
favorable; prices were in favor of buyers,
but the tone was rather more cheerful un-
der the satisfactory Calcutta kilograms.
LIVERPOOL BnEADsTUFFs.-The weather
had been favorable for the crops. r. 5.
Co., quote flour very dull and prices
easier, though quotubly unchanged, Anne
rican 26@29. Wheat steady; red los Sd
GIL; white lis 6d@12s and Cd Corn
firm; MIXED 2lsGgGd: yellow and white
34s@34s Cd. Wakefield, Nash l. Co.,
BigIand, Athya (; Co.. and others report
beef heavy and all qualities slightly de-
clined. The decline is mainly on inferior
qualities.
Pork heavy and offered at reduction;
quotations nominal. Bacon quiet. Lard
firm; sales ut full prices 56GI,58 Cd and G2
for choice Cheese active and slightly
lower. Tallow declined Cd; sales 53@53s
Cd.