The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-14
-. u .ForeIgn Nena.

SANDY HOOK, Nov. l3.-The steamer
City of Washington, Liverpool LIST,
Queenstown End, has arrived here with
four days Inter news.
1t Is stated that Spain intends taking
energetic measures in the suppression
of the slave trade. -
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-7 a. INJECTION
declined Id, closing with an upward
tendency. Provisions steady. Pro-
duee quiet and steady. The markets
were closed on Tuesday. 1 ~
LONDON, Nov. q Consols for money
sSkaS9; q. s. 5-20's 631fa64; Erie shares
Ext Illinois Central 01<a801f.
h The British government has ordered
all restrictions on American vessels of
war to be removed.
The Paris correspo pendent of the Morn
ing Post says: "a {gEE g pFs-,s
The intended withdrawal of the
French from Mexico has lately as
sunsd a more decided character.
I The Post says it can scarcely be sup
posed by any that the United, States
Government could wish and implOre
such government to return to repub-
lean confusion and anarchy.
In the course of time pnblic feeling
in America will acknowledge the
liberal sovereign now endeavOr1ng to
raise Mexico tolcfviliZation.
The proprietor Of the Irish People,
Is attempting to bring actions against
Lord Scent. and other authorities for
the suppression fhts paper.
The French Journals denys that
France made any effort to exercise
ward Frankfort. ~
On the 28th. a respectable looking
man, giving his name as Lieut.. jas.
Henry Safer, of the 9th Conn. Vols,
was arrested at Dublin on the arrival of
the steamer froni Liverpool. The pris-
oner was found to have In his posses
sion Z barrelled revolver, 200 rounds
of rifle. patent, ball cartridges, said to
be poisoned, q box of patent percussion
caps, four military drill books, four
commissions, bearing his name, to
serve in the Conn. Vols. from Lieut.. to
Col, and also the sum of So pounds In
gold, supposed TO be for the purpose of
to the island to see an uncle and inten-
ded shortly to return to America. He
was remanded for further enquiry.
The Bourse ON the 31st was fiat; rentes
closed at 6SK. 49,.
The Italian elections have proved
highly favorable to the government
Gen. Knnsler is appointed PapaI Min-
lister. ~ ~ ,ft
HoIstlne It IS shid will be conyoked
and that Schlessing will be incorporate
but Germany aud the confederation
will pay the expenses of the late war.
Liverpool, Nov. 1.-The visit Ipf the
Prince and Princess of Wales 10 Liver
pool having taken place on the 31st,
business WIS totally Suspended on that
day, and the commercial report conse-
quently, Is only one day later than by
the Cuba.
The Cotton market on the SOth, was
very depressed and prices sustained a
further decline of about Id per n. The
sales Were estimated at 1000 bales
Breadstufts-no regular market since
the Cuba, and all articles remain very
firm, and wheat a trifle dearer. Pro
visions generally very scarce and pri-
ces remain very stitf. Lard without
change. Sugar very quiet. Coffee steady.
Rice dull, but holders firm. Petroleum
steady.
LoIidoa, Nov. -Breadstuffs ar.
ticles In request at advancing prices.
Flour 1sals Id dearer; barrels Scarce
| Foreign wheat lsa2s higher. Indian
c0rn scarce and wanted at an advance
Iof 1sa1s Sd. Sugar quiet but steady
Coffee firm. Tea unchanged.
There Is still no official announce.
menL concerning ministerial arrange.
fments. Clarendon is certain to be The
foreign minister.
The Globe claims forbearance for re
constructs ministry, until enabled e
lay before parliament the programme
upon the satisfactory character Of which
its existence via depend.
The Daily NeWH fully expects tn,
government e reform, but the Morn
ing Postthtnks retotm extremelyd doubt
fnl, the nation being Indifferent.
| The Prince and Princessof Wales ar
to visit Liverpool on the 3Ist, ,
/ Adyices from Rio Janerio TO Octo
Der 10Th, via England, confirm the caD
ture of uraguay by the Allies. nj,
i. sEaSnayis 9 .oa s5nErepdeEed uncondi