Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30
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EUROPEAN NEWS,
Arrival the. steallrsr NOVA ssotia,

Queenstown on the 18th has arrived. The
news is unimpprtant. 81.
The steamer America from BoStpnsvla;
Halifax, arrived Mt Queenstown on the 9th.
The steamer North American from Port
land arrived at Queenstownou the 10th.
The American reached Liverpool ON the
night of the 9th, and the North American
on the 18th.
A Paris dispatch says it was becoming
every day more doubtful whether the Con-
gress would assemble, and the Paris cor
respondent of the London Times says the
chances of the Congress- meeting were of
the ost shadowy kind.
A French journal, The OpinioR, of the
Rationale, which was supposed to speak
with some authority, believes that if Italy
decided for the annexation of the North
and Centre of the Italian peninsular, Eng
land would gladly accept the combination,
whilst France would accept it with still
greater eagerness, on the condition that
Saxonr and Nice would be restored to her
The Opinion does not anticipate that the
Cabinet of Turin would object, and after
arguing that Austria, Russia or Prussia,
has the power, will or right to interfere,
says that it is assured that this combina-
ton is seriously entertained by the gov
ernmentS of London and Paris.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The funeral of Lord
Macnuley took place at Westminster ABB
hey, on the 9Th ult.
The London NelO8 comments on a sum-
mary of the Presidents Message. 1t says
there is no reason to complain ofthe man
ner in which the President deals with the
general relations between England and the
United States.
IrA.Y.-The Prussian Ministerial Organ,
though still of the opinion that the rcsto-
ration of the Grand Dukes in Italy would
have been the most desirable solution of
the Italian question, gives up the project
as impossible and thinks that annexation
to Sardinia is by far the next best thing.
CH1NA.-Canton advices of the 26th No
vcmber says the treaty between the .. s.
and China has been in force.
Melbourne dates are to Nov. 10th. No
news of interest.
SPAIN AND MoRocco.-The following tel
cgrams indicate the course of events in
Morocco according to Spanish accounts:
MADRID, Jan. 3.-The Spanish have adj
vanced on the road to Tetran without be-
ing attacked. Gen. Sebala had recovered
from his illness. The Spanish loss in the
action at Castellogo was % killed andHs
wounded. -
MADR1D, Jan. 5.-Yesterday the Spanish
were attacked in Negro Valley By 1000
Moorish cavalry and 1000 infantry. They
killed ann Is wounded. The health of
the troops at the encampmcnt at Serallo,
is improving.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE whole army en-
camped this morning to the north of Ne
gro Valley. In the course of the day
council of Generals was held to determine
upon plan of operations. 1t is stated
that the army in Africa will be consider
ably increased.
ITALY.-It was believed that the Papal
troops, reinforced by the Austrians, would
enter the legations, and in that case SGr-
DINA would send force to tho aid of the
Roman insurgents.
The King of Naples was reported to be
largely increasing his army.
The Pope is said to have addressed
another note to all the Catholic powers ex-
cept Sardinia.
Rumors had been current of an inteu-
ton on the part of the Pope to quit Rome,
hut tho Paris Patric gives denial to the
report.
AUsTR1A-Chargcs were rife against
Austria of disguised intervention in Italy.
The Austrian government had ordered
Prince Mettcrnich to declare to the French
Cabinet that it would decline to enter into
negotiations on any other basis than the
agreement of Villa Franco or the treaty of
Zurich.
INDIA AND Cu1wA.-A Trieste despatch
gives additional news from China and In
dia under date of Canton, Nov. 26th and
Cnlcuttp, Dec. 9th. The treaty between
the q. sand China had been put in force.
Part of the English troops designed for
operations against the Chinese had already
left for the North. H=
India dispatches announce that Jung
BaEador was operating against the rebels
i'll Tcrai. e
BOLOGNA, llth.-The Revolutionary COM
mittec has organized manifestations in the
neighborhood of the Papal Provinces.
Those which took place in tho theatre of
Auicona and Bezare, are especially men
toned. On the authorities appearing in
their boxes the spectators left the theatre rs
it in accordance with preconcerted ar
New pamphlets against the temporal
power of the Pope had been published in
the Legations and Tuscany.
L1vERpooL.-Thc sales of Cotton were
81 900 bales of which 5000 were taken by
spectators for export. The mnrket closed
on Tuesday quiet but stea lv, holders offer
ine their stocks freely but not pressing
sales. The advices from Manchester con-
t;nue of a favorable Character, closing
steady and firm for cloth andy. TN.
readstntfs-Richardson Spence & Co.
quote Flour dull at decline OF Sd since
Friday; quotations arc 2i@22s. Wheat
dull at easier but not quotably lower prices;
red 9s 4d@los, white 9s 6d@lls Cd. Corn
dull and-very difficult to sell, yellow BIC
80. Provisions dull and sales unimportant.
Lard dull bnt unchanged in price. Tnllow
firm at SO.
LONDON MARKEr-Flonr quiet but firm.
Sugar firm. Coffee frm.. Tea slow of
snle.and unchanged. Rice firm. Linseed.
--latest viia Queenstown: -L1vERPooL, Tues
day Afternoon.-Cotton, sales to-day 5000
bales at Yesterdays quotations Barley