The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-15
Foreign NeyTs ,.,

Foreign News.
l. IIIALH4Ax, Sept. 14.@The steamship
| Asia, Capt. Noodle, from Liverpool, az
four o'clock In the afternoon of the Enc
| via Queenstown on the Sd inst, arrived
here ut two o'clock this morning. Hel
dates are two days later than those III
ready received. She has tiftY.two pas.
sengers for this port, and ninety-elght
for Boston.
The steamship City of Dublin LEFT
Liverpool for New York simultaneous,
ly with the Asia. ia
The directors of the Atlantic telegraph
have unanimously accepted the offer oil
the Telegraph Construction Company
to manufacture and lay down new ca
BILE and complete the present one, SO as
to have two perfect cables between Ire
land and Newfoundland next summer,
The manufacture of the new cable has
commenced, and the work Is being done
with the utmost care. Capt. Jas. An
derson received an offer from the tele-
graph construction company for the
Great Eastern for. five years in laying
cable, and accepted of 1t.
Cyrus w. Field snils for New York
in the steamship Australasian on the
9th inst.
It is stated that in consequence of the
spread of the Fenianism, the number
of regiments in the south of ireland is
U d.
The report that Mr.. Bright is going to
visit America on an official invitation,
is pronounced to be without founda-
ton. q
The board of trade returns for July,
show continued slight falling off in
British exports us compared with last
year.
The fetes mt Portsmouth, in honor of
the French fleet, progressed in the most
splendid manner, and concluded on
the LIST inst. The weather throughout
was exceedingly fare, and everything
passed or in the most happy manner
Banquets, reviews, bnlls and illuminN-
tions followed one after the other, and
all were alike brilliant and success
full. The reception accorded to the
French officers by the English people,
was exceedingly warm and enthusiasts
tic.
At n grand banquet given by the
Duke of Somerset, in behalf of England,
and by NJ. Chnssnloupet, in behalf of
France, his earnest desire was express
ed that the two nations might ever live
in peace, and on terms of the mOst.cor-
dial friendship and good will. This
exchange of moral hospitality between
France and England, is pronounced a
memorable episode, not only in the his
tory of these two greNt powers, but
even of the civilized world, and is uni
ton throughout England.
Crop estimates claim much attention,
and the leading authority in the Lon
don Times sums up his estimate
throughout the country as follows {:
Wheat will yield 20 bushels per acre,
or 4 below the average; oats, "a bushels
per acre, or II below the average; peas
and onions will yield their average
crop; potatoes will yield unusually
well; hay will give an average crop;
pnsturage is singularly abundant.
FRANCE.-Count Wnllenki rendered
his resignation as Senator, andEit was
accepted.
Tine Emperor had received n. Mort,
the new Spanish ambassador. He said
he attached great value to seeing France
and Spain advancing together, and the
French government would always be
found ready to strengthen the bonds
which unite the two countries.
Tho Paris Patrie says that the French
Imperial government and all the pre-
cedents of its policy, compel it to re-
fuse its appreciation to the Austrian
predominnted in the arrangement sane
toned ut Salyburg. The annexation
OF Lunenburg to Prussia raises another
constitutional question.
The Empress Eugenie had arrived Mt
Fontninbleu with the ladies who were
injured Mt Neufreheltel.
The returns of the Bank of France
show reduction in cash of about one
and n half millions of francs, and Il
great increase in discounts.
The bourse closed firm on the LIST at
69f 2Gc.
PoRTuGAL:-The new ministry is not
yet formed.
Cortes that Prince Amndios did not
visit Lisbon to represent Victor Ema-
nuel at the baptism of the infant
Prince.
The Cortes granted leave 10 the King
to travel abroad. He and the Queen
will visit Italy, Don Fernando acting
rs Regent in the interim. Such an event
being unprecedented, has excited pub
lie surprise.
LATEsT.-The new cabinet has been
formed, under the presidency of Wise
mer Decastre.
BRAzIL.-The mails have been for
wnrCled by the Asia. The commercial
news have already been Published.
The war between Paraguay and the
Argentine Republic shows no signs of
termination. The rains had retarded
military operations, but hostilities were
about to commence on an imposing
scale. Large armies were being raised
by volunteers and CONSUMPTION.
LoHdOH.-,Hhere is n decided improve
ment in the tone of the stock exchange.
Funds strong at the last advance. de-
mand at the Bank light, and the rate
continues at per cent.
Baring's circular says business in
American securities is moderate, with
out any material variation in prices.
LiUeTpOOL.-Elourh heavy and declined
Gdals per Dbl. Wheat dull and declin-
1n2d per GENITAL. Corn flat and nominal.
Pork active. Sugar buoyant with n
partial advance of cd. Coffee steady.
Rice firm and active. Petroleum has
an upward tendency, refined 2s Gda
- Sd. s'S
DIsintcrmcnt OF Union Soldiers.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. LITTLE time
for the disintermept and removal of the