Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-13
EUROPEAN NEWS.
OF the steamer Niagara.

The North American and City of Balti-
more reached Liverpool on the 23d. The
R. NJ. steamer Asia, from New York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the goth.
The news is interesting.
GREAT BRITAIS.-Mr. Daneaves' resolu-
ton in opposition to the budget had been
brought to q vote in the House of Com
mons. and was rejected by 1I6 majority.
Arrangements had been concluded for
Lord Elgiu's going to China on an extra
ordinary mission.
Tue British channel feet had gone to the
Mediterranean, it was rumored, on account
of Spain demanding large cessiOn OF ter
ritory from Morocco as one of the coudi-
tions of peace.
IrALY.-Austria rejects the proposals of
England for the settlement of the Italian
question, Il ting that she abides by the
Villa Franco arrangement. She will not
employ force at present, nor increase it at
present, to carry it into effect, but reserves
the liberty to do SO in the future.
Spain demands from Morocco large
Indemnity and the possession of all the
conquered territory, as condition of
peace.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company pro-
pose making an attempt to restore the old
The following is the latest via Queens
The London Morning Chronicle says a
treaty of alliance has been signed between
Russia and Austria.
The Liverpool cotton market closed
quiet. The sales of Friday and Saturday
were 40, 900 bales each; the sales of the
week ending Thursday were 6l,olO bales.
The prices were about the same rs on the
previous week. Liverpool breRdstufs
were firm. Provisions quiet.
The London money market was easy at
the previous rates. Consols closed on
Saturday at 9l{@s5 for money, and CSC,
954 for account.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
HAL1FAx, March I2.-The steamship
America arrived here to-day. She does
not bring Il list of the HungariHn's pas
sengers.
The following ia by telegraph from LiV-
crpool TO Queenstown, on Sunday:
In relation to the alleged alliance be-
tween Austria and Russia, the Morning
Chronicle publishes the following in its
second edition: intelligence has just been
received from sure source in Vienna, TO
the following effect:
Russia has decided on renewing her old
alliance with Austria. The treaty is ON
the point of being signed and will be car
ried to St. Petersburg, by Prince AteXau-
der, of Hesse. We have excellent reasons
for believing that its provisions will be
found to be as folIOws:-The most ample
concessions as to all that relates to the
Holy Place ut Jerusalem, will be made by
Austria to Russia. Austria agrees to con-
form her policy to that of Russia. as to
the Danubiau provinces and Servia. AS
compensation for these concessions in the
east, Russia will guarantee to Austria the
whole of her territory, including Hungary
and Yenitia against insurectiOn and for
eign foes.
The Paris correspondence of the Dolly
Nttys fears that it is but too true that Ut a
ministerial meeting held on Friday, and
presided over by the Emperor. aud which
lasted four hours, resolution WAS taken
against Italian unity. on the preteXt that
Russia and Prussia object to the anne1A-
ton which alone can satisfy the Italian
people. The French Government, ii is al
legged, have resolved that the project of an
nexing Piedmont to Tuscany mustbe aban-
doned altogether. The people Of Tuscany
will be called upon to choose sOvereigns,
and there will be no objection to their
choice falling upon the Duke of Genoa,
Victor Ennuuel'S nephew. Secondly, the
Duchics of Modenu and Parma, may be
annexed to Piedmont by the consent OF the
Thirdly, the question OF the
Romagua is to be revised, and will proba-
bly be submitted to a conference OF the
powers; but still, The idea of creating a
separate State of the sovereignty OF the
Holy Sec, aud the anacxatiOn subject oil
that sovereignty either to Tuscany or Pred
mont, is not abandoned. Piedmont will be
required TO adhere to the proposals made,
under tue threat of Withdrawing the
French army from Italy, and leaving herto
the mercy of Austria.
NAPLES, Feb. ia decree of the Min
lister of War orders officers on leave to
join their regiments on the 9Th of March.
Part of the Municipal Guard has been
Agitation prevails in Palermo and in the
MApRTD, Feb. 25.-The Spanish squad
ron has left Algieras in order to lombard
the seaport towns Of Morocco, and will
probably commence operations by the
bombardment of Arippila.
PARIS, 26th.--T he 4fOnitruT publishes
decree on the organization of the artillery
suppreSsing the list of the storehouses for
field artillery, increasing the number of
of batteries Of infantry by creating three
new regiments and the establishment of
artillery trains.
The Noniseur also publishes the pro-
gramue of the opening of the legislature
on the LIST of March. 1t also announces
that the two Moorish deputies arrived yes
terday at tbs camp of Marshall O'Donnell'
With view to propose au interview be-
tween Marshall O'Dopueliap md Mulry Abbas.
the Minister to Katchkai on the part OF
Morocco. This interview took place on
the road to Fanjiours. The 6rst point dis
cussed was the occupation of Tetnan by
the Spanish, which was obstIuately OBJ
stinately objected to by the Moors, where
upon Marshal O'Donncli was on the point
OF breaking up the conference but at tue
request of Mulry Abbas it was continued
without, however, producing any result.
The Moors asked for further delay, which
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