The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the steamer Peruvian.
One pays Later News.


One DAYS Later News.
PoRrLANp, Me-, Feb. S.4The Peru
vian from Liverpool on the 10th and
i Queenstown on the 18th, has arrived.
News unimportant.
Cotton has declined half penny on
American; sales OF the week 5s, 900
bales, and Friday 1905 market closing M
Breadstufs steady. Provisions quiet
Consols s611as61z; o. IS. EOS 66a661zz
Erie shares $50 and 5531; Illinois Cen
trail shares 70 and 75x. Bullion in the
Bank of England increased 81, GOO
pounds. sraEfs4 80
don Times gives a minute account OF
the circumstances under which En-
peror Napoleon dispatched NJ. Salla1rd
on special mission to Mexico. He
was hurried to the Palace. when the
Emperor said he wanted him TO SET out
without delay for Mexico with q mes
sage from him to Macmillan, that he
considered that he (Sapoleonl had fut-
filed all the obligations imposed ON
him, and that the time had now arrived
when Maximilian must depend on bis
own resources, without the help OF the
French army. NJ. Sallatrd asked MN
some credentials, but the Emperor OBJ
served that there was no necessity for
any Documents all he had TO dow
simply to represent to Macmillan the
conversation he had just had and that
would suffice. He recommended NJ
Sallaird, moreover, to lose no time in
setting out for Mexico, but depart by
the first steamer. -ii d.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-Messrs Sat
terthwaitesf circular of the evening OF
the 24th, says Since our last, the chief
features for American securities have
been some few large transactions IN
$50 bonds, and n ldemand for Erie
shares for shipments to New York. The
general public however appear to be
doing little or no business in these Sc
curities. Inthe week 5-2Qs have advane-
ed about =, closing at l661< a665<. Not
withstanding the reported large ship
ments from New York to the continent,
Illinois Central shares continued neg
lectedat 75a751<. In Erie shares there
have been considerable fluctuations. Ar
one time they were taken rs high as IS,
but lower quotations per city OF Lon
don seriously depressed the mar
ket, and they leave of nearly &c. lower
than than last week at 55a56N. Some
demand for Virginia 6's caused an im-
provement of one dollar. Atlantic and
Great Western were steady. ~
The steamers Helyetiai and Tripoli
also sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 24th ult.
3 SPAIN.-A Madrid dispatch of Jan.
I'D says it is officially confirmed that
Prfm entered Portugal on the 10th, he de-
livering the horses and equipments of
his followers to the .alcade of Anasola.
In consequences of disturbances at Va
lencia, that province had been proclaim-
ed in state of siege. Madrid continued
tranquil.
It was said that the Spanish fleet in
the Pacific is to be increased.
"A vessel had been detained IN the
Thames when on the point of smiling
ITAIY.-The reported death Of Glib
son, the sculptor, is unfounded.
1t is reported that France had ten
dered her mediation between the Pope
Prince Otto died at Genoa, Bombay,
: Melbourne, Dec. 26.-There is intense
excitement in South Australia, caused
by the Gillian war, and all sales OF
copper have been stopped.
Ghe rebels on the east coast of New
Zealand have been defeated, and sur
rendered. ~
The Times correspondent says Ma
poleon never; does anything without
some good substantial reason. What
that reason is in the present instancein
sending an envoy to Mexico with on
ly verbal instructions, he himself only
knows. - ii-l' i-t -'+-
The Times observes that the conflict
ing nature of estimates of the probable
supply of cotton to be received from
America is still remarkable. It states
that Gen. Sherman who has just been
down the Mississippi to Arkansas, in a
letter dated st. Louis, January End, to
a friend in London, says: "You need
n0tfeel any.apprehensions as 70 cotton,
for I have seen enough TO satisfy me
that nearly all the cotton lands is clear
and ready to pillow, and viii be growing
cotton this year. fs'iE ii7'-lN 3iit4
Publications of the full notes of the
Liberia trials caused great indignation.
Many Journals proclaim that all law
was violated and that Gordon was
murdered. Even the Times says that
the evidence causes it to regret that
Gordon was not indicted in regular
form and tried according to the forms
of.law by judge and jury
Another disastrous coal mine explo-
sion had occurred near Wigan. Nearly
thirty lives were lost ie' lol iu
Fenian trials and convictions con-
tinue. tiif p HAiis ~ ~
Virginia 6's have had an irnpfovet
ment of 100. Atlantic Great Western
shares steady. -t -
asr. Toms Feb. s-Tbe drv goods