Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-09
ARRIYAL or ZEE oANApIAN.

PoRTLAND, April s.-phe steamer Cana
dian has arrived with Liverpool dates to
the 2slh ult., aud telegruphic adviccs of
Friday, the 29th ult.
The steamships North Briton, Bremen
and City Of Manchester, had arrived out.
The Edinbnrg had sailed for New York,
with 100000 in specie.
The ship Middlesex, from Liverpool.
sprung n leak. After three days unavail-
ing efforts, she was abandoned, with the
water up to the main deck All Of the
six boats were lost in launching, excepting
one, which contained the captain, FIRST.
second aud third mats, the boatswain,
carpenter, five men aud four passengers.
This bout, after five days exposure. reach
cd the coast of Kerry. Two of the pas
sengers died on landing, and the sur
YiYors werG completely exhausted. The
ship WIS insured in Liverpool.
Parliament had adjourned over the East
er holidays, and was to meet again on the
sth Of April.
The strike in the London building trade
had assumed serious proportions.
The turnouts among the Worcestershire
weavcrs nrc increasing, and some rloting
is RpprehendeL.
The ship J. Fl. Ryersou, from liverpool
for New York, had returned to Portsmouth
BrcadstutTs have n declining tendency,
but Wheat is steady. Provisions are dull
Its officially stated that Prince Alfred
will visit Canada this summer, arriving
there by the middle OF June. 1t is not ex-
kpected the government there will organize
any demonstration but it is supposed Tie
municipalities will.
Negotiations were on foot for the steam
ship Great Eastern to convey to New York
a troupe of 1900 German emigrants, bound
to the Norman territory.
The Great Eastern on her return from
New Nork goes to Cork for exhibition.
The London Building Association strike
threatened to assume most formidable
dimension. All the great contractors had
determined to close their yards if the men
continued to refuse their offers, thus throw
ing some $4,000 men out OF employment.
Preparations were making to import la
borers from Belgium, where wages were
lower than iu England.
The Rev. DR.. Cbeever had been lectnr-
ing in Liverpool on the question of slavery
and the American crisis.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
Gen. Guyon has been authorized to make
contracts for the French army Mt Rome for
six months longer.
AusTnIA.-An, Imperial decree grants
the congregations of Lombardo and Vene
tin, the right of electing twenty delegates
to The Council of the Empire.
PoLAND.-Itis reported that disturbances
took place Mt Warsaw on the 25th ulL.-
The people smashed the windows of Gen.
Abrnmovitch, one of the officials who
shared the appropriately of Mupkanoff. the
Minister recently dismissed. The military
did not interfere.
1t was rumorcd in Paris that there was
to be another Turkish loan guaranteed by
France, in exchange for the compliance of
Turkey with French views in Syria.
--latest ria neutrality-suspicious. March
\ 29.-The Times Paris correspondent writes
that hostilities appear imminent between
the Austrinns aud Piedmontese Victor
Emanuel is said to have written to Prince
Napoleon that he was in daily expectation
of an stack, aud urging him TO represent
matters to the Emperor In their true light.