The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
London Press on America
Latest Commercial Reports
Neutrality the Policy Of EngIand-Re-
Iations OF France With the United
Press Dispatch


SANDY Hook. March 8, 2:30 P. NJ
The steamship Cnba, from Liverpool,
the 25th and Queenstown 26th, has ar
rived Her dates are three days later.
The Army and Navy Gazette says that
the Confederate Government have conn
termanded large orders for tOrpedoes.
The London Times says the peace con
ference makes il more'evident than ever
that neutrality is the only policy for
England
1t is asserted that F ance has given the
American Government the assurance that
no Mexican territory has been ceded
Bullien in the Bank of England has
increased f46,000.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.-Cotton sales OF
the week 81 900 bales, including 1000 to
speculators and $500 bales to exporters.
Market dull at lal OH American, closing
tirmer Orleans middling 29ld; upland
middling 28td, and fair upland old
Sales Friday of $4,000 bales, market
closing steady. The stock in port is
$4,000 bales, including 81 900 American.
Manchester market tirmer. Bread
stuffs dull. Provisions steady.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.-Evening Cotton
sales today $4,000 bales, including 1000
to speculators, and exports The mar
ket closed firmer with tritling advance
Breadstuffs inactive. Provisions quiet
and steady.
LONDON, March 25-Evening-Cou-
soils closed last evening at o9taS9t for
money. American stocks-lllinois Cen
trail SO; Erie 33ia34; 5-2O's 53a54.
Bourse closed in Paris at %.
The London Times has an editorial on
the official acts of the recent conference,
points significantly to Stewards admis-
sion that proposition for combined ef-
fort at some extrinsic policy or scheme
was deliberately considered, comedies
that the North came best out of the af-
fair, and says the arbitrament of war is
accepted afresh with more desperate de-
termination. We deplOre the result, but
ifmust be more evident than ever that
neutrality, if we are allowed to mention
it, is the only policy for England.
The Index continues its efforts to fright,
en- England into recognition of the
South by pointing out that Lees army is
for the present the defense of Canada.
In the House of Lords, Granville said
nothing had been done towards the es'
tablishment of new colony in the Hud-
son Bay and Red river territory, and
thought it not desirable, pending Conted-
crate negotiations i'll Canada.
The funeral of Cardinal Wiseman was
attended with much pomp. The process
sion was three miles long.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
gives a report that France has assured
the American Government that there is
no truth in the reported cession of Mex
lean territory. The transaction Is a
mere lien on the products of certain
mines as security for French expenses
1t also repudiates rumOrs of cOntempla-
ted recognition of the South by Napo-
leon
LIVERPOOL, Feb 25.-Flour dull
Wheat-a slight improvement Of Tues
day last Red western Is. 9d.a8s. Id
Corn steady and shade dearer mixed
and yellow 27sa27s. Cd per 4SO lbs
Beef has been more active. Pork scarce
and firm. Bourse steady demand at 5Oa
s5s. Lard dull at 59a60s. Sugars open
ed quiet, but closed firmer and Sd. dearer.
Coffee quiet. Rye quiet hut steady
Molasses inactive. Petroleum steady;
refined lis. 10lda2s.
LONDON. Breadstuffs unchanged. -
Red weat 3sa4ls. Sugar fully Cd dearer.
Coffee generally steady. Tea without
change.
The weekly returns of the Bank of
England exhibit an increase i'll the bull
lion of 46, ,362 pounds.