The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrivalof the City Of Boston
LORD PALMERSTON'SDEATH
France and the United States

4 3 New YORK, Oct. si.-Specials in tn
merning papers contain very little news
The steamer City of Boston, from Liver
pool the 18th, via Queenstown, the 18th
arrived this afternoon The stealne
United Kingdom put in at Rothmallin
disabled VS.
Lord Palmerston is dead.
Tine steamer United Kingdom, twenty
four DAYS out from New York for Glas
gov, arrived at Rothmallin with he
machinery disabled.
Lord Palmerston had been seriously
i'll for some days from the effect of cold
The symptoms had been very alarming
but he steadily improved. On the night
of the 18th, however, bulletin was is
sued to the effect that he had become
worse since morning, and that it could
not be disguised that he was very seri
| ously ill. kilograms were constantly
being sent to the Qneen at Balmoral
Lord Palmerston would complete his S1st
year on the Goth of October.
The sensation news published by the
Times, that Mr.. Seward recently sent
peremptory dispatches to France, con.
| tinued to attract attention, but it was
generally regarded as wholly unfounded
and this view was confirmed by the Mo-
raveans news. The Times contends that
let this remonstrance be what it may,
coolness has recently arisen between
France and America. The Star pro-
nounces the Times news entirely base
less, a mere absurdity
The Paris Temps says the deaths from
cholera in that city We're averaging 200
per day.
RIO, Sept. 25-Uraguayana is closely
invested by the Brazilians. e 81
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Sept. 13.-The
i}asuto war continues, but Moshesh bad
sued for peace. -
BOMBAY, Oct. 9-COttOn has material
ly advanced. Cotton goods are also ad-
vancing here and at Calcutta. e~r. r
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Funds OIL
the 18th were tirmer, but closed rather
fiat, under the discouraging reports OF
Lord PalmerstOn's health. Consuls
closed at S65 for money.
The denial of the statement that Mr..
Seward had recently sent a peremptory
dispatch to France produced II good effect
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l7-Evening-The
cotton sales of Monday and Tuesday add
up 81, 900 bales A further slight ad-
vance took place on Monday, especially
in Egyptian. To-day the market was
rather quieter, but prices were firmly
maintained The receipts were large
Trade ut the Manchester market strong
and prices higher, but business has
only been done to a small extent 'Fa-
vcrable advices from Judea have eXerted
a good influence on the market for
bIeadstuffS
Richard Spence i Co, and Wakefield
Nash & Co., report Flour quiet, but
steady. Wheat-frm; at full rates OF
last week; winter red ut 9s 4da9s 10d;
Chicago and Milwaukee at 9sa9s Sd, per
! central. Corn-quiet but steady; mixed
| 2Ss 6da25s Cd. Provisions-Bigland, At
hia & Co, and Bruce, McAulitfe d Co,
report: Beef-firmer for fine, which is
scarce. Pork-scarce and higher prices
paid. Bacon-steady. Lard-very linz
| tied supply, consequently little doing.
Butter-quiet but firm. Cheese-in good
demand and rather dearer Sugar-in
good demand at improved prices Coffee
small sales at about former rates. Rice
active at full quotations. Petroleum
small sales of crude; while refined oil
is 2ls lid per gallon.
LONDON MARKETS TS-Breadstut1s Flour
firm at full prices owing TO great scar.
city. Whcat-in good demand at former
quotations. Sugar-in good request at
| an advance of Cd per cwt. Cotfee-stea-
dy at full prices. Tea--quiet and easier
Rice-steady Tallow-tirm.
LONDON, Oct. l9.-LOrd Palmerston
I died OH the 18th inst, ut 9:35 a Nj
Great anxiety prevailed yesterday to
| know the result of his illness. Business
in the Stock Exchange and other mar
! kc:s was almost suspended, and deep
and universal regret is experienced 10y
all parties at his loss. Earl Russell will
probably succeed him, Lord Clarendon
taking the Foreign Affairs, but nothing
official has transpircd
Oct. 9.-Cotton-sales, for two days,
| Il. .o0O bales; the market dull, with de-
cline of &c Id The Manchester markets
inactive, and prices are easier. Bread
stuffs-the market is firm. COrn-quet
Provisious-market buoyant and supplies
mostly exhausted
Consuls closed at s5sa95i for mon.
ey; U. S. 5-20's, 81.
FARTHER POINT, Oct 3l.--The steam.
ship Damascus, from Liverpool on the
! 10th, via Londonderry, Goth, has passed
this point en route to Quebec. -.,
LONDON, Oct. 90 1T is generally be-
lieved Earl Russell will accept the pre-
miership, but nothing official has yet
| transpired, the Queen being in Scotland