Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-29
Foreign News = Arrival of the
Steamers City Of New York and
EdinhurRh


York has arrived. with Liverpool advices
of the 18Th inst
The Hee4a and Jurs arrived out on the
18th.
The Danish question is unchanged. The
Attorney General has appealed from the
decision IN the Alexandra csse.
Numerous arrests of Itaians have been
madein Paris.
Provisions are dull and all descriptions
slightly lower
consoIs closed on Tuesday at cat to
cog for money
Flour heavy
Wheat declined to %. Corn has de-
elined 81 mixed sos sd
Best dull and unchanged. Sugar iuac-
tive Rice no sales Coffee, no sales.
kiuseed oil, small sales at 36s 81 to SOS.
Tsa steady
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
The Edinburgh arrived out on the 18th.
The bullion IN the Bank of England has
decreased e4s5 900
The Confederate lean advanced vester-
day from IS to 49, afterE ardsreaehing SO.
The Danish question is unchanged
The Great Eastern has been bought in
at auction al s130, O00. TIE steamer sum
ter was sold NJ the same time for S45. 900
The English funds are unaltered
The Times says on the D1rish side the
last resolve has been takeo. and shoaId
any Germau regiment advance beyond the
northern lou n6ary of the federal territory,
Denmark Is resolved to enter OF var with
all her energy 1t is quite time the TWO
great German powers had declared their
tuture course with equal precision. The
secondary powers cannot turn the ostenzi-
BILE occupation OF Holstein into an invasion
OF Denmark without aid from their power
tul supporters The real objects of 4 ustria
and PRUSSIA are still in the dark
Tue papers eoutain a letter from Ma
zini, denying il the most explicit manner
any completely whatever With the plot said
to have been discovered recently in Paris
II IS reported that certain persons in
Liverpool VIII shortly be brought before
the magistrates, charged with existing
British subjects Tor the rebel service.
The London Times says il il almost
certain that var viii be averted in India
and Japan.
4 public execution, which took place in
London. had produced a strone anti
hanging demonstration, and much indip-
nation was expressed against the Home
Secretary, who recently RENTED the sen
tence of respectfully connected murier-
er, bat refused to do the same IN the case
of a la5oriLg man.
The French Corps Legislatit are still
debating the address ofthe Emperor.
Nearly one hundred arrests have been
made in Paris of parties connected with
the recent conspiracy, or for being engaged
10 recruiting tor an expedition which
GAHahaldi is said to be contemplating
The Times sees some encouraging indi-
cations in regard to the Baaish question.
Earl RusselPs letter of Dec 3Ist 10 the
Federal Diet Is Published. He demands,
IN the interests of peace, coafereuce of
the powers Who signed the treaty OF Lon
don, with Germsu representation =: and
that the StGfu quo be maintained il The
meantime.
France has addressed a circular to
the minor German States, explaining her
! position in relation To the conference.
NEW EoRK, Jan. 25.-The steamer Ke-
| dar sailed from Liverpool on the 18Th. for
New FORK. The following is asummarF o.
her news:
The American steamer Scotland was
! seized by the Custom Hcuse authorities a,
Canton for taking aboard guns aud other
eDrtrabaud of var
/ In the Court of E1chequer on the nth
Judgment vas given refusing new trini IL
! the Alexandria case. The ship would be
released:
A tslegram from Hamburg says the Danes
/ had ePened the Elder In order to mandate
tie country FhesrpProaeh 10 Frederick.
stadt Is partially Obstrueted.
The principal military force Of Denmark,
consisting of I6, 600 men. was eoaceutFsted
in the city of SehlesWig.
HATltke preparations are going on Ir
! NorWAy2 55G E-E
Ia tha French Chamber Of. Deputies