The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-20


NEW York, Oct. l0.-The steamer
Scotia, from Liverpool on the 9TH, and
Queenstown on the Sth, has arrived,
Her dates ARE two days later.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning, 7th.-
! DGninlS continue to he published by
alleged sufferers In Confederate looms.
Lords WhnmClitle, PeAcOCks and Akr0d
deny that they ever had amy interest in
( It. Sampson, city editor Of the Times,
writes TO the Star that he not only never
hnd any stock but declined to accept II
proiiGrcd allotment when the lOnn was
| Introduced. W. $. Lindsay Ownes up
to Il small investment, but his loss was
only tenth part Of that named. lie
sicEes the opportunity to express his
regret that the South did not achieve
her Independence.
Feninnism is still the cngrOSSing topic
in Irish provinces. Arrests continued.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7.-COttOn-SaleS To-
day ~, 600 bales; market buoynnt ut M
advance Of i. lirendstuils quiet but
firm. Provisions steady.
LONDON, Oct. Northumberland
closed ut SSgsHSS1s for money. Amori-
can StOcIis-IllinOiS Central shares S2iI
SLY; Eric Railroad 5!aj9l4; U. $. 5-2t'S
GlNGgli.
LoNDoX, Saturday Evcning,-The
Bank of England again advanced its
rates of interest to-day to per cent.
This Uuictrd the cotton market. Being
! Saturday business was virtually over
before tho news TRANSFERRED. Funds in
London all declined under tho action
of the bumk.
QUEENSrowN, Sunday, SLh-PARIS,
7th, Evenng.-liOursc closed HAT ut
G7f GjC.
ST.. JOHNs.-lour persons were killed
in the recent tumult ut SHrgossa. Order
has been restored.
LIVERPOOL, October Flour quiet.
Wheat firm. Corn steady ut @sn:As 6d
for mixed.
PNOVISIONS-DGOfil rmCr. Bacon firm.
Corn and wheat firm. Sugar and coffee
steady.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S.-ArrcSts Of Fcni-
ans in Ireland still continue.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday cvoning.-At
Dublin yesterday Mr.. O'Baian, II Con-
nnught pntriOt, was committed for trinl
on the double Charge Of treason and
felony.
The Posts letter asserts tllatnn ora
ton recently delivered by the Pope,
against secret societies, was done ut the
suggestion of Archbishop Manning of
London, who wished in this manner TO
obtain hcCOndCmmation Of Feninnlsm.
Admiral Elliot, MS Chairman of the
Ocean Telegraph company, publishes
letter in the Times containing evidence
that the transatlantic Telegraph COM
pany, who propose to establish c0mmu-
I,iCntiOn with America win Portugal md
Arizona, has no concessions from the
Portuguese government, and that such
concessions will probably be granted to
the Ocean Telegraph company only,
and that Hs soon NS obtained, tho conI-
pnny will bG formed.
John +. Hale, U. S. Minister 10 Mad
rid, wns received by the Queen Of Spain.
on the 3Oth ult. Mr.. Hale in presenting
his credentials, made M address full Of
friendship toward Spain, pointing out
that all the differences between the two
countries hive always been peacefully
adjusted and expressing hopes for COIL,
tinurd pence and prosperity. The
Queen III response said she retOiced nj
the friendship between the two nations
and rcciprOCnted the desire that they
may remain perpetual friends. She
also expressed real satisfaction ut the
termination of the disastrous war, so
gloriously sustained by our people and
hoped that all trace Of past strife would
be happily removed.