Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-02
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Steamers city OF Bal
timOre and Scntln.

timore and Scotia. -
New YoRK, July 1.-The steamers City
4 of Baltimore from liverpool and tho SEQ
tia from the same port have arrived. The
latest dateion the 2lst.
The steamer Kangaroo from New York
an wed out on the 9th, and the Europa GU
the 2lst
Count Persigny proceeded to London on
his mission relative to mediation in Ameri-
can affairs.
Fiysytbousaud French troops are going
to Mexico Immediately.
The Chambers have unanimously voted
additional credits.
Rumors prevail of an Instruction in
Petersburg, but at the lntest dates all was
quiet. Nearly one third of the city had
been destroyed by FIRE. Loss one million
pounds.
The New York correspondent of the
London Times writes that now is the time
for France and England to urge submission
in the South and magnanimity on the part
of the North, the secession dream having
collapsed.
Mr.. Lindsay, in the House of Commons,
postponed his motion relative to relations
with America, but called on the Govern
'nent to recognize the South.
The Earl of Canning is dead.
The New York correspondent of the
Times says if England and France intend
stepping in at the last moment, now then is
their time to urge submission on the part of
the South and uuanimity on the part of the
North. For unless Beauregard aud the
other leaders Succeed in retreating to Tex
as, there is not the slightest hope for their
success. Their dream ofindependence has
vanished, and they can do nothing further
to realize it except by hopeless guerrilla
warfare.
The dforaing Herald givesa different view
II represents the Confederates as very
strong, but thinks it doubtful if they will
risk another engagement at Richmond
1t is assured that the Federal loss at Fair
Oaks was 1900. fFssrs
The Army aud Navy Gazette argues that
the CoufederAtcs are rapidly giving way
before the steadyan6 scientifically Differed
s nd superior resources of the North. Ii
thinks however, that the Federal military
success is no guarantee for the restoration
| Of the Union. --retsts
The Paris CoHslituttoueL regards media
ton as "a mere question of time. Public
opinion isin favor of it. It gains ground
in France and England. 1t is for the gov.
ernments to seize on.the opportunity.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Lindsay,
in postponing till July II his motion in re-
lation to the relations with America, ex-
pressed the hope that in the meantime
the government would see the necessity for
recognizing the South and taking the mat
ter out of the hands of private members,
as it was perfectly clear that the confeder-
ates were now able to assert their indie
pendenee. ri go roo s7-'.sulf 81 ,Ea-H
Earl Russell defended the course of Eng
land in the Mexican expedition. She did
all she undertook and the French Govern
ment was not sending achievements in
consequence of the action of England.
Earl Russell in response to Lord Brough-
am proceeded to produce the correspon-
dence relative to the ship Emily st. Pierre.
The subject now in the opinion OF the law
officers, was that there was no power in
England to surrender the vessel. AT frat
it was supposed there was no precedent,
but one has been found in which nnder
similar circumstances England fliled to OBJ
tain redress from America under the Adj
ans Administrations.
debate took place on the development
of the cotton culture in India. The Gov
eminent reiterated its promise to do all
that was possible in the matter.
The Rev. DIR. Fayette Jewell, American
Messenger to Constantinople, died sudden
ly at hotel in Liverpool.
Great activity prevails in France for
sending reinforcements to Mexico. The
number is now stated to be $4,000. Oue
report says that Gen. Foreyis Commander
in, Chief. Another says Gen. Troachen or
Montauton. .tf..,s
The dissolution of the Corps Legislatif
has been postponed.
The weather has been unfavorable for
the crops both in France and England.
The Paris bourse was fat at 6sf30c.
.ITALY.-Gariba was again at Turin,
aud negotiations were reported as taking
place. The party OF action called on him
to declare if he was with them or with the
Government, in. consequence of which he
resigned his Presidency of the Society.
Latest per Seotia.-QUEENsTowN, June
22.-The London Ob5srUer says there will
be party move on Monday, in the House
of Commons, relative to the coast defence,
for the postponement of any further APP
preparations this year.
Tho Observer urges that the money has
been already voted and that postpone
ment would be a most expensive arrange
inent, as tho works are already in the hands
of snndry contractors.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon, June 81.
Sales of cotton to-day 1000 bales, aud
prices advancing for all qualities to tri-
fling extent. The sales to spectators and
contractors were L 900 bales. Br eadstuffs
arc firm; provisions very dull.
LONDON, June 2l.-Consols for money
9l5a92; Erie Shares 80 Illinois Central
44a45.
L1yRRrooL June. TO- Cotton still adj
Tancing with small sales. The advices
from Manchester are favorable. Bread
stuGs-Flour has advanced Cd. Wheat is
still advancing, aud prices 2@3d higher;
red Western wheat, 9s 9d@l0s sd; red
southern, los 10d@lls white Western,
lis 6d@l1s 10a; white Southern 12sC9I2
Id. Corn firm aud advanced Cd !; mixed
2ss 6d@29s. Beef very dull. Pork nom
iual. Bacon heavy at 3ls@32s. Lard
still declining. Tallow steady at 45s.