Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-07
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going to Gaeta for the purpose of protect
ing the fight of the King of Naples
AN Imperial decree raises the price of
tobaccoin France 20per cent.
The Emperor Napoleon has iheldsa MILF
taFy council relative to5the formation of q,
new plan of an army of reserve. All the
marshals attended. *
The "0psnione Nationals" has caused
considerable sensation in all tquarters by
publishing an article branding the Warsaw
meeting as nothing but conspiracy on i
the part of the governments represented
there against France, and also. charging
England with being q government between.
The same Journal gives a report thatsthe
government of Austria proposes to nego-
tate with France;for aTPacifc solution OF ]
the Italian question. She. will resort to;
arms with the countepance Of sne%
allies. -
The Warsaw meeting abruptly adjourned
on tho 26th, owing to the illness of tue
Donoyer Empress of Russia.
The royal parties and their ministers
held alconference at Warsaw on the goth.
Nothing authentic transpired, but state
ment was: afloat that the principle of a
European Congress was adopted. "a
VIENNA, Oct. 20th.-An order has been
issued to prepare for the coronation of
Francis Joseph us King of Hungary, next
spring.
Warlike preparations are, being extern
sively increased in the. Mincio.
The Paris bourse was dull.
LONDON, Oct. 20th.-Garibaldi' British
| legion in Italy, had smart encounter with
the Royalists, ut Capua, but were victori-
Gus, with a loss of six killed and thirty
/ wounded.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20th.-The Breadstuf
market is quiet. Richardson & Spence
report -four steady, but the quotations for
some Descriptions are barely maintained;
sales at 2ss 6d@g3os Sd. Wheat has de-
clined ld@2d since Tueday; red western
lis 6d@l2s 4d, southern 12s ,6d@9l3s;
white l2s 9d@l4s. Corn quiet and the
late advance checks the business; mixed
aud yellow 34s 6d@39s.; white 42s@45s.
Provisions steady. Beef dull. Pork
/ quiet but firm. Bacon quiet. In lard
/ there is more doing at a slight decline;
sales at 62s. THllow has slightly adj
vanced; sales at SIS Cd for North Ameri-
can. Sugar buoynnt. Coffee quiet. Rice
firm; holders demand an advance.
/ THIRTEEN eminent Engllshmena are shown
to have arisen from the obscure5t ranks of
the people, by newspaper correspondent
who is indignant at the tauntof low birth.
lLHTOhu Jul dEshLnSI III. 4IlSOla.
"Lords Eldon and Stowell-sous of
barge maker and small coal dealer at New.
castle; Lord ITenterden-son ola barber
at Canterbury; he received q very poor ed
ucation, but obtained the means TO go to
college; while there he enjoyed from
company in the city of London an exhibit
ton of 93 per year until he took his de-
gree. Lord Gtlford-prior to his being
called to the bar, was amauy years n poor
clerk to solicitor near Essex. Lord
Longdale, the master of the rolls, was
many years apoor procticing surgeon
Sir John Williams, one of the judges of
son of very poor man in Cornwall, mar
ried a first cousin of Queen Victoria.-
Mr. Baron Gurney-his mother kept a
small bookstore for pamphlets in the city
of London. Lord Campbell, the present
lord chancellor, was for many years a re-
porter to the Morning Chronicle. Lord St.
Leonard-son of barber, and was form
erly clerk. Chief Justice Saunders,
whose precepts to this day form the best
. textbook to pleaders, was beggar boy,
first taken notice of by an attorney, who
employed him in his Office. Lord Kenyon
black and errand-boy. Lord Hard
wicke-an crrand-boy. George Canning,
son of poor strolling player.n