Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
.Arrival ID &c steamer nohemian.

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fishes the following as tho official list OF
the Plenipoteutiaries : Austria, Count
Rechborg and Prince De 'Metternich; Great
Britain, Lord Crowley and Lord Mode
| house; Prussia, Baron SclemitE and Count
Ponrtales: Russia, Prince Gortschahof aud
Count ,KisselOff; France, Count Waiewski
! and Prince I.uton dc Amcgrc; Spain, N.
| Martines de In Rosa and ". Loui Portugal,
Count Lararadie and Yiscount de Paira,
| The Federal Council of Switzerland in
tends to ask the Congress that the neutral
| ity of Savoy may be guaranteed by the
/ Italian Confedcrates, as it already is by
Piedmont in virtue of the treaty of 1915.
! GREAT BRIAIN.-Thc weather through
out England had been very severe. In
some places the thermometer is reported
| to have fallen within three or four degrees
of zero.
| Canal navigation was eHectually sus-
pended by ice, and railroad traffic more or
| less affected by the snow which had fallen.
| AT the departure of the steamer th0w
| had set in.
The Cunard company have purchased
| the screw steamer AustrHlasian to rein
/ force their feet of screw vessels. The
! Australasian is reported to be one of the
finest vessels of the kind afoat.
| A>small tin canister was picked up at
the mouth of the Mersey with the an
nouucement inside, that the screw steamer
! Great Britain had foundered of Western
Islands. 1t was supposed TO be viIlanouG
hoax. as the Groat Britain Left Liverpool
on the 18th for Melbourne, cad Shl3 CtAiS.
ter was picked up two days t2aAro<,:se,
Hon. II. Fitz Roy, frat GS9o5-is'i;'as 81.
Public Works, il dad.
Tho official in1L.ss int ,ne loss of the
steamer Indian, is ordered by the Board of
Trade to take place at Liverpool.
Lord Holland died at Naples on the 18th
| of December. r.f
The weather in France correspondent
with that in England. The temperature
had not been so low for ID years. The
Seine at Paris was full of ice and railway
traffic was impeded by snow.
| 1t was officially announced that on the
LIST of January, the Emperor receives the
corps diplomatic and the minister OF the
legislative bodies.
The session of corps legislatif was ex-
pectcd to convene ut Paris on the 10th OF
January.
Count Vers;gny, the French minister to
England, had arrived at Paris.
| Private letters from CAdiZ state that the
Cadiz journals announce that Marshal
T. O'Donnell has declared Centa q free port.
4 Madrid telegram says: Yesterday
but Gen. Ross de Olavo surrounded them
with his right wing and drove them back
| at the point of the bayOnet. Our artillery
! inflicted great loss upon them. Our
, troops, as they invariably do, displayed
| great valor. Generals Cassis and Garcia
particularly distinguished themselves.
Tho enemy lost 1900 men; We had 40
killed and l26 wounded.
Heavy rains had inundated the Spanish
camp and the surrounding country.
ILALY-Letters from Naples state that
during the night between the 18th and
18th of December, numerous arrests were
made, including several eminent persons.
The persons arrested were accused Of CLAN
destinely printing journals, and of having
supported the subscription in behalf of
Garibaldi, several documents concerning
which were seized. The Sandman COun-
sci was arrested, but speedily released.
| 1t was reported ut Rome that Cardinal
AntonelIi would embark on the 26th of
December, in the Pontiticial corvette, for
Paris.
RUss1A.-A telegram from st. Petersburg
! of the 18th, says that Mahomid Amt, the
principal Chief of the MountNineers of the
right wing of Caucasus, had submitted,
! the consequences of which is the subnis-
sion of the whole people of that country.
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the rank of Marshal.
The st. Petersburg journals publish
news from Caucasus announcing that the
people of Abiedchhe, numbering 100000,
with their Chiefs, had declared their sub
mission and that other tribes were prcpar-
ing to submit
| At Stockholm an enthusiastic demon
| stratiou in favor of the Italian people had
| taken place and the district unanimously
! resolved to present an address to the King,
requesting his Majesty to defend at the
Congress the right of the Italian people to
decide their own affairs.
PARIS, Dec. 2l-Bourse opened firm and
rentes closed Mt 7Of; Coo, being an advance
of ( per cent. since yesterday. .r
a majority of the Congress have ex-
pressed themselves favorable to the adj
mission of the plenipotentiarlcs from
Switzerland, when Congress celebrates
the neutrality of Savoy.
a steam Corvette is fitting out with the
utmost despatch. 1t is said to be for a
new port in the Red Sea just acquired by
France aud which is to be the head quar-
tiers of Naval squadron.
| The CircassiOn arrived at Galway on the
22d of December,
The Bohemian reports having expert
enced strong westerly gales, On the 2Ith
ult., she saw q steamer, supposed to be
the Kangaroo, from Liverpool for New
York. The steamer North Briton will sail
for Liverpool at 2 P. ~, Tomorrow.