The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-04

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:, CAPS RAcB, July 2! VIA BEfPRT BA15
July S.-The Cunard steamship China,
from Liverpool on Saturday evening
the 24th via Queenstown Sunday 25th.
passed. this point Mt O'Clock this morn
ing bound to Halifax and Boston. THE
general ana political news is meapre
ana un1mportHnt. The adviceS by the
securities. - fETli :
a Great Brifain.-The Atlantic teIe-
graph cable is on the Great Eastern
and as soon as the balance of the prV-.
ing-out machines was put up the fleet
would sail for Valencia. 1t was hoped
from Yalentia that U. S. government
steamer would join Them. The vessels
Will probably leave Ntllenci, on the
10th of July and arrive ut Trinity Bay
about the 9th of July. The company
have decided on the following uniform
tariff between all points of the United
States and British North America 10
treat BritRin. Twenty pounds for 20
words or less, and one pound for each
additional word to the continent OF Eau
rope; II pounds for 20 words; md one
pound one shilling for each additional
word. To Asia and Africa ~ pounds
for 20 words and pound and 5shilIings
for each additional word. The address
and signature are all to be counted and
chnrged for in messages Messages for
any place in Asia and Africa to which
the telegraph docs not extend will he
forwarded by the first mail and post
age paid. Messages in cipher will be
charged. double rate. s-..'l1 -,
~ Tho directors are convinced that un-
less they charge high prices at first,
there will be such an accumulation OF
business that great delay will urise in
the transmission of the messages, but
they intend TO put down new cables us
fast as possible, md then reduce the
FNN@IF Il L.. .
business as soon after it is laid as pos
siblc, and all messages will be forward
ed i'll the order in which they are re-
ccivcd mt Hearts Content and Trinity
Bay. The now stock of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company sells i'll London ut
pound shares ut one hundred and sixty
pounds sterling. Ia
On the 2lst of June, the shareholders
III the Telegraph Construction Company
visited the Great Eastern, by invitation
of the Directors of the Atlantic TeIe-
graph Company, and on the following
day by MIR. Adams, the American Min
lister, and by the Duke and Duchess of
Sutherland, the Duke and Duchess OF
Somerset, and a large number of other
distinguished people. No more visitors
were to be allowed to board the Great
Eastern. '''i' 5Ft
The present condition of the cable is
all that could be desired and those most
interested in it seem to be perfectly con-
tident of it's complete success. The re-
port of the Hudson Bay Company Is
ready with regard TO the claim of the
Company against the United States,
under the Oregon treaty. The hope is
expressed that the question may be
concluded before the end of the year.
american Observation-Disclosures circu-
lar says there has been during the week
an nctive business in American secuIri-
ties and until to-day, the 23d of june,
rising in prices for $40 bonds and uli-
nois and Erie shares. The 5-20's tolich-
ed 74H yesterday, but to-day are heavy
at 724(GT3. The shares after having
been higher are to-day IS for Illinois
and 53@55, for Fries.