Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-20
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamer Anglo, saxOn

PORTLAND, Ma, Jan. l9.-The Anglo
Saxon from Liverpool at o'clock, P. NJ,
on the 4th inst, via. Queenstown, on the
6th inst, arrived at this port at lo:45 A.
NJ, to-day. Her mails leave for Boston
this afternoon, and will be due at New
York at p. ~, on Friday.
The Edinburg sailed for New York in
company with the Anglo Saxon. The
Persia reached Liverpool at 3 P. NJ, on the
3lst ult. The Nova Scotian from Port
land arrived at Queenstown on the morn
ing of the 4th.
Stormy weather had again visited the
English coast, causing much damage to
the shipping.
Savannah, for Liverpool, which was tcle-
graphed via. Queenstown, per Europa, was
driven ashore and has become wreck, ut
yarmouth. The captain and portion of
the crew was saved. The cargo was being
saved.
The bark Richmond Taunton, which
cleared from New York, Sept. 2sth, for
Liverpool, had not been heard from.
The ship Venice, from Liverpool, which
put into Fayal, lcaky, had reloaded half
cargo, when she caught FIRE and was cut
adrift. Some tugs made Intellectual eff
forts to reach her, but the vessel was car
ried out by the tide and was not afterwards
seen. The supposition is that she was to-
tally destroyed.
A large ship, supposed to be American,
was riding at anchor, Jan. Sd, near Fleet
wood, with all her masts cut away.
The ship Switzerland, from Liverpool to
New York had put back.
The l. Kuran, from Leghorn for Boston,
put into Gibraltar, Dec. ed, leaking and
would discharge.
The Lucy Atwood, from Tcrcair for
Boston was struck by heavy sea, Dec.
9Th, which washed the captain overheard
and swept the decks. She was abandoned
in n sinking condition. Fourteen of the
crew were saved and landed at Delhi.
The London Times says that the preset
appearnccs indicate that the contemplated
European Congress will not take placc.-
Other authorities say nearly the same
thing, but the statement lacks confrm0-
ton.
Lord Mncuuley was to be buried in
Westminster Abbey.
NAPOLEON made u brief address to the
diplomatic reception on New Years day.
Later news from India say that 1000
rebels and their leader, had been made
prisoners at Dude.
ITALY.-Gen. GoyOn, commander of the
French forces at Rome had been ordered
by telegraph, TO proceed to Paris. This in
some quarters was Interpreted into men
ace to the Papai government.
MADRID, Dec. 3O.-Yesterday the Span
ish squadron burnt out and blew up the
fort Mt the mouth of the river of lelnHn.
MADRID, Jan. l.-On Friday evening
the Moors vigorously attacked our en-
campmcnt, but were repulscd with great
loss. The Spaniards showed great bra
al. L. 30 mi
The rumor of-peNce having been conclu-
ded, is altogether false.
After glorious fight the Spanish army.
commanded by Gcn'l Prim, defeated the
Moors on the whole line and advanced as
far as Gaspilligas.
The Hussars executed several heroic
charges and captured flag.
The Moors were 100000 strong and lost
at least 1900 The Spanish loss was from
400 to COO. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
walls in the army.
Three vessels sailing under the English
flag, carrying contrab0nd goods, had been
brought from Centa to Algcriras.
LIVERPOOL CorToN NAEKET.-Sales of
Tuesday and Wednesday were $4,000
bales. Of which spectators and exporters
took 2,50O. The market closed steady and
with rather better tone.
The adviccs from Manchester arc favor
able, the market firm, though quiet.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKEr.--
Mecsrs. Wakefield Il Marsh report flour
dull, but steady. Wheat quiet, but firm.
Corn dull, but steady; all quotations un-
changed
PRovIsIovs.-Beef quiet. Pork quiet at
sos. Bacon quiet. Lard steady Mt SIS Cd.
Tallow, sales at SIS Cd. Sugar buoyant.
Coffee quiet. Ashes steady; pots 27s Sd,
pearls 2ss@2ss Cd Resin firm at 5sI4s
Sd. Common Turpcntiuc steady at 34s cd
LONDON MARKEr.-Brcadstuff dull, but
steady. Sugar bnoyant and all qualities
slightly higher. Coffee firm. Rice firm,
and holders demanding an advance.