The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-21

New York, Nov. 2O.-The steamship
City of London, with Liverpool dates
of the Sth and Queenstown the 9th, ar
rived at the Quarantine early this morn
ing, where she was detained until half
past ten.
The pirate Shenandoah arrived in the
Mersey on the 9th, and surrendered to
the guard ship Donegal. She is now in
the hands of the naval authorities.
Capt, Waddell states that the first in
wHr was on the Both of August, from
the British war vessel Barraconta, and
that he Immediately consigned his guns
to the hold and steered for Liverpool.
The Daily News says the Americans
may be inclined to say that the end of
her career was dillingham; her instincts
were as British as her origin, but the
Daily News cannot help wondering as
to how the Shenandoah has been able
to pursue her course without the least
interruption from the American navy.
Can it be possible that the expectation
of recovering compensation for losses,
resulting from her depredations, from
England has made the American gov
eminent the less eager for her capture2
If the world should come to that con-
clusion 1t would be one of the strongest
practical arguments against the admiS-
sion of such liabilities against England.
1t is stated that Waddell sent letter
The captain and crew were removed
from the Shenandoah.
The Star says the vessel will be claim
ed by America, and there is no reason
for refusing the request.
The Times says the personal liabilities
of the captain give rise to perplexing
circumstances, but strict justice will be
done by the tribunals.
Earl Russell as Premier, Clarendon as
Minister of Foreign Affairs, were in
stalled into Office. No material changes
will probably be made till February.
The Shipping Gazette states that oil
springs have been discovered in Eng
land.
The French were to commence the
evacuation of Rome on the 18th inst.
81 --LATEST MARKETS.
4 LIVERPOOL, Nov. S.-Cotton has been
| fiat and very irregular; and although
American has not declined, other de-
scriptions are generally Na1Id per lb.
lower; sales in two days of 5000 bales,
OF which 1000 bales were for specula-
ton and export.
Richardson, Spence & Co., and Wake
field, Nash q Co., and others, report
flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat not
active but prices firm; winter red los Id
i a los I'd per 100 lbs. Indian Corn in
| good demand and Id higher; mixed 31s
! a 3lS Sd per 430 lbs.
BigIand, o. & Co. and Gordon, B. &
Co. report as follows: BeeEtine quail
ties scarce and wanted; low descriptions
fiat. Pork inactive and lower. Bacon
dull and tending downward, except for
fine qualities, which are in fair request
and rather dearer; other descriptions
are depressed. Cheese steady; fine quail
titles rather dearer. Lard quiet and
without decided change. Sugar fiat
4 and Is lower. Coffee inactive but gem
orally steady. Petroleum steady; re-
fined Is 10d a IS per gallon.
4 LOHdOn-Elour Is dearer for sacks;
barrels scarce an commanded high
prices. English Wheat Is Clearer; for
I eign firm. Indian Corn scarce and
wanted. Sugar quiet at previous rates
Coffee firm. Rice tending upward,
American Securities-U, s, 5-2Os 63J<
asa; Illinois Central 81 <asl9<; Erie 53L
} ~ VERY LATEST.
liverpool, Nor. 9.-The Captain and
crew Of the pirate Shenandoah have
been released on parole. It is believed
the matter will cause no serious diff
Guilty. No other news of any import
ance.
Cotton market firmer, with an ad
vance of y I'D. Breadstuffs marke
unsettled. Corn quiet. Provisions
firm, with an upward tendency. Their
has been an improvement in the hes
grades of Provisions. Bacon very dull
! Lard irregular and easier.
London, NoU. 9.-ConsoIs closed a
50 s9H for money,