The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-13
Foreign News.

SANDY HOOK, April l2--noon The
steamer New York, from Southampton on
the Goth, has arrived
LIVERPOOL, March 29.-Cotton dull;
declined Id in consequence of American
news. Breadstuffs quiet. Flour quiet.
Wheat quiet but firm, with partial ad-
vance of Id. Corn quiet and advanced
Sd Beef dull.
COnsols on the 29th were quoted at
59aas9f for money. U. S. 5-20's have ad-
vanced 3 per cent; Erie shares ~: Virgin
ia /, and Illinois Central3.
The La France publishes an article
signed by Baron Dupays. demonstrating
that it is greatly to England's advantage
to retain Canada. .....r s.s
The Russian ambassador at Rome gave
a banquet to General Mcclellan Among
the toasts proposed was one for the maiu-
tenance Of friendly relations between
Russia and America.
The Mohammedan rebellion is pro-
crossing rapidly. i
The steam ram Aqua has been success
fully launched.
The Portuguese authorities had ordered
the rebel ram Stonewall to leave the har-
bor of Lisbun, and manned the forts
The United States gunboat Sacramento
was hourly expected.
In the House of Commons, March 27th
Lord Elgin allnded to the debate in the
Canadian parliament, when it has been
said that $4,000 pounds was all that Eng
land would vote for Canada this year
Lord Elgin would bring the matter for
ward April l4th.
LIsBUN, March 2s-The Stonewall has
sailed from this port. The Niagara and
Sacramento have arrived here, and. the
Portuguese authorities have prohibited
their sailing for twenty-four hours: E.,
The London Times says short time
since Confederate drafts were refused pay
ment by Frazur, Trenholm g. Co., of
Liverpool, for want of advices. The re-
uuested funds and instructions have
since arrived, and the bills will be paid
Immediately
LISBON. March 29-l0:25 A. M-The
Federal frigates Niagara and Sacramento
attempted to sail before the expiration
of the time fixed by the Portuguese au-
thojties and were fred upon by the Be-
len forts. The Niagara was struck on
the poop and seaman was killed. The
vessels thereupon anchored
LONDON, March 29-Consols closed at
s9sas9A for money; e, s. 5-20's 56a57
PARIS, March 29-The Marquis de La
Savalette, Senator. has been appointed
Minister of the Interior, in place of NJ
Boudit, whose resignation has been ac-
cepted. Today, in the Corps Legislatlf,
M. Kolb Bernard defended the epcyclIcal
and it's syllabus, and the conduct of the
Roman Court,
NEW YORK, April 12-By the Moro
Castle have Havana dates to the 3th.-
Advices from Vera Cruz to the lst and
from Mexico 18th had been received
About IL, 900 French and Austrans are on
their way to Sonora. Emigrants from
the United States to Mexico suffer terri
bly, on their arrival in that country, and
there is no hope of their doing well.
The blockade runner Little Hattie
went out Of Havana lately, but soon ne
turned with hole in her smoke stack
The llamagO arrived on the 9th from
Galveston, with 9el bales of cotton The
Santiago de Cuba was to leave Matanzas
on the 9th for Charleston, with Assistant
Secretary Fox and forty others ON board.
New YORK, April l2-The following
is the latest by the New York: sAn
The Federal figates Niagara and Sac
ramento attempted to sail before the
expiration Of the time fixed by the R0r.
tugess authorities and were fired upon by
the Belsm Fort. ~
LONDON, March 29.-Consols closed .,
s9fsS9} for money. ~ :