Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-20
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t;IJROPBAN MEMS.
Arrival OF tho steamer bohemian.


HAHEHEs possE, August lsths-Ths stsamshIp DO.
hsmlAn, With Liverpool dates TO the stu int pssSed
here this evening on her way 10 Qu6bb0
The steamships CITY Of W Warrington AID Hibernian
Tho EdIabnTgh u Ok ont Is 900 and the Brsnen
/ ~ $50 for Navy
The I0adOn 7ilasg has another AFtlelA ht4srlv slr
castle on the ba re OF Bulls llnn, and say E5ag
there must arise gathering dOubts That tbs Southern
rust l. too hard 20 GrsOk and that the military line
- matter Vt business, does not answer the same
hTfeiei Fidicules and laughs A. the threats Of u.
insht New York Journals against RnRlaBd, It faara
sat the question Of the blockade may Involve E1s.
land 10 some difficult complication. Tho Tina. "a
marks that there Is little cloud which, although
on y ms large as . man's hand, may come to oYSF,
ON ths last dsy Of the leslion OF PARLIAMENT, Lord
PalmeTtOu stated his views on the oekadinE uues-
ton. He said, in elect, that Il the blocEadlng
force should ALLOW ship 70 oulera bioekaded porf
by payment Of duties from that moment the block
sde u raised. belligPrent may seal mp port, but
e he lets one vessel in his right d gone; il follows
therefore, that when Federal cruiser WiItngly Al.
lows vessel to pasR into the blockAdsd port IpSn
payment Of customs the blockade viii 10 At An end
An Anonymous advertisement HppearH In The w.
erp9ol [hsf for shilling subscription for testmo-
NAL to BeaureEari for his skilful 9ensralShIp.
The london Herald says thata report has been
received tat Hapnleon, on the receipt Of intelligence
Of tue defeat Of the Northern army decided to re-
cogBtze the southrrn Confedrraey. The statement
is believed TO be unfounded. - 49,
Nj. Ten Brooks horso Stark, has won the Brighton
stakes. BIZ
= ER4seEs.Tss King otsvsdea Is the guest of
Tho Paris NonieiiF aunoanees that the King Of
Prussia has Eelt an autograph letter TO Hnpoleon.
IL is reported that Ills contemplated visit Is post
POued II not abandoned and tlAt the King deeiinRs
to visit the camp at CkalmeF e nnAccOmpanied l,y
the German Prinep7 who met at Baden last year
He does not wish 10 appear as acting apart nom
them.
The Bourse was very firm. E
The following despatch was sent by the steamer
The news Of the Ball Run battle Was received on
the 18th inst, and caused profound sensation. The
Northern Americans were much distressed, and the
southeIne[s exalted, eausiDE almost
Il collision In the Liverpool news room.
Mr. RIsselrs letter to the Times was confined to
graphic details OF the rout of the northern army,
which he calls cOwaEdly ruut, a miSera lie cause
les panic, and disgraceiul to mon in uniform aud
not soldiers The Times says eitoTiaily, that she
victory was not a complete one. The UHicn army
lost all, even their military honor and wishes to
ind something in Il to congratulate either the VIC
tors or the Tauqnished, but sees nothing but what
mnststinuate the evil passions OF both combattants.
and SAYS that nothing happened which was not an
tieipate as possible.
All the Journals think that the event has closed
the door to compromise, and must embitter aud pro.
long the contest.
Paris letter says that the success of the South
erneTs has powerfully operated on the opinions OF
the ParitiAns in favor Of tn fecesslOnista.
Parliament was pruTogued on the 9Th inst, and the
Queens psech was read by commission. II EtAtcS
that the foreign relations friendly and s4tsfc-
tory, md trusts that there Is no danger Of dlstur-
Dances to the peace OF Europe. II notices the con-
summation of the Kingdom of Italy, and hopes for
the happest results in relation to American affairs.
II says the dssessi0nB VII oh arOse some months ago
In the United States have unfortunately assumed
character Of open Her Majesty, deeply regret
ting this result has determined In common with the
other powers OF Europe to observe strict neutrality
between the cuutending pirtles.