Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the stenmer NorrerInn

Arrival OF the steamer Norwegian
PORTLAND, Nov. ls.-The steamship Nor
wegian, from Liverpool on the Sth inst, AT I
rived At this port at . O'Clock Tonight
The U. ). steamer james Adger was II
Southampton.
The English Government has ordered
large shipments OF bali cartridges TO Cana .
dn, but the shipment of the Armstrong
gaus has been countermanded
Observation-Disclosures So!oms has beet
appointed Belgian Minister 10 Turin. Thi,,
is considered as II recognition OF the King
dom OF Italy.
The Paris papers give the particulars o,
the convention agreed upon by France
England and Spain, relative to the Mex
can expedition.
The Patrie says the three powers are t
have tue right to send tue same naVa
strength, while the strength of the force
to be landed is to be appOrtiOned according.
10 the number of subjects each power has
in Mexico. Spain, therefore, will CLAIM.
the precedence.
The Cabinet at Washington will be in
vited 10. join in the expedition, and.it will
be left optional with them TO send such
number Of ships aud troops as they may
| deem advisable.
The De5Gts says the powers are at tn,
commencement to endeasor to impose
suspension of arms between the helligeren
parties in Mexico They undertake not tt.
occupy permanent any part of the terrific
ry, and to obtain no exclusive advantage
over Mexico. They engage to leave Mexi
co entirely free TO choose her own form o
government
England gave up the conditions which
she wished to have inserted in the treaty.
namely, that the powers should pledge
themselves not 10 accept the throne OF Mex
leo for any Prince OF their reigning fImi
lies. Ii monarchial form OF government
prevails, the three powers pledge them
selves not to use their Intervention To the
profit OF any Prinae in particular.
The f'Gfrie says the contingent force o
France will number 5000.
GREAT BUITAIS-The frigate Warrior has
arrived at Queenstown, after sea trial
trip, in which she realized the highest ex
pectatiOn. II is reported that her spcet
reached IL knots per hour, under steam ant
canvass.
The London Times treats; in aud editor
ial, on the iil-feeliug Of tue North toward
England, aud its groundlessuess. 1t says
I'VE shall nevertheless continue to expires
our conviction that secession has destroy
ed the Federal Union. and that, to what
ever side victory inclines, its recOnstruc
ton on the old basis is impossible"
The Times also repeats its conviction
on sundrY other points.
FRASCE-It was stated that the arrival
of grain in France had lately been so ex
cessive that some wheat is about TO be re
shipped from MarseIles to England
| The Paris bOnrse was firm and higher
| Several heavy commercial failures hav
recently occurred 10 Paris
The Constitutional had been recommend
ed by the Minister of the Interior to be les
positive and peremPtory IN its article
against the temporal power of the Pope.
! ITALY-Tho finances OF Italy are report
ed in It bad condition, and a speedy systei
of enconomy is necessary to prevent seri
Gus disaster
PORTusAL-The Cortes opened on th
9th. The Kings message was read, but
contained nothing impoEIant