Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-04
By TelegraDh.
Eor Later Dispatches see Sd Page.
Foreign News.

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.NHw YORK, Jan. 2.-The steamer New
York, from Southampton the 2lst, arrived
here at IL O'clock this morning.
President Lincoln's message was receiv.
ed in England on the 18th ult. per the
steamer Asia.
Parliament is expected to reassembIe on
February 9th.
| The Times says Lincoln's message con-
talns little from which the FederaIs can
derive encouragement or consolation, aud
that the governments position milisarily
and financially, is rapidly growing worse.
The message efectualIy destroys peace ex
pectations. ~ ~
The Times thinks the north does not
possess the power of confscatiug property.
The mere threat of con6scating gives the
south the strongest possible motive to re-
slst to the last extremity. The report OF
the state of the Federal finances is even
more discouraging than the militarys;Etel-
ligsnce, andis unfaVorable, although the
situation even as depicted in the message
and accompanying reports, financial and
military, renders 1t the most uncomfortable
| address ever read to the American House
OF Representatives..
British neutrality has been maintained
so we'll that there is only one point in the
message which concerns England directly,
and that is to place additional torcs on the
great lakes. This is not to be complained
OF. We hope Canadians will take measures
to prevent Canada being made the basis of
lncuFslOns into friendly State. If bv
placing guuboats on Lakes Ontario and
Erie the enterprises can be impeded Lin
coin will only be engaged in an object
which British authorities will be bound to
assist him, but we sincerely wish that this
increase of force is not meant to be per-
manent. We cannot conceive the necessi-
ty that occasional forays of few adven.
turers should be brought into connection
With the question of continuing or modi-
Tying the rights of transit from Canada
through the U. S., as we'll as the regulation
of imports which was temporarily estab,
lished by the reciprocity treaty of 1854.
The Asia's news had no effect on the
markets. The Confederate loan 6O@63.
ConsoIs 99t.
Paris papers publish dispatch from
MessinA announcing disturbance in z ante
from political causes. Several persons
were wounded.
SPGiH-The, Ministerial crisis ended in en-
deaVors to form new Ministry which prov
ed futile. Ravvarez retains office. The
Cabinet remains unchanged. The Oortes
will be opened on the 23d. The Queen
will make speech from the throne.
Pru'SiG-The guards engaged in the
Danish war had returned to Berlin and
were received enthusiastically. The King
said they had added another leaf to their
glorious history.
LtGLy.-Marmora demonstrated. the ne.
eessity of economy in the .maintainAnNA-sf
tue HFu1y ana navy. The provisional budg,
ct for ths frst three months of 1855, vas
agreed to, and the chamber adjourned
The Anglo France Chinese forces are to be
dsbAnded.
JaPaH.-Intelligenc favorable.
Observation-Disclosures had recommended.
Commercial per steamer Neto York.
LIVERPOOL, Evening. Dec. 2Oth.-Cotton
sales tor two days 10000 bales. The mar
ket is fruer, with an advance of Hold.
per pound.
LiVsrpOoE Breadstuf Market.
Flour-Qliet and steady. Wheat-6rm.
Corn-advanciug tendency.