The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-20
RnRRIGN NEWa

L. PORTLAND, ME-, Jan 19.-The steam
| er Nova Scotia left Liverpool on the 18th
/ and via New Castle on the 9Th, has ar
rived here. News five days later.
LONDON, Jan. 4th.-Breadstuffs dull
/ and easier. sugar steady; coffee quiet
and steady; tea firm. sGonsols closed at
| S71<aS7N for money!; American stocks,
United States 5-20s 65a651z; Illinois Cen
i trail 771Sa7S; Erie Railroad 561za57.
Recent frightful gales have caused
a number of disasters to American YES
sells. iiassl llss.> Ht.s- fi'4.-4sas U 5Lti
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5th.-By telegraph
via Green Castle.-The cotton sales OF
the week 81, 900 bales, including 7,OO0to
spectators and Is, 500 to exporters
| The market opened buoyant on the first
penny, the market closing with par
tial loss of u penny per pound owing
| to the advance on the. rate OF discount,
which Is to be 6 per cent. by the book
Authorized quotations are for Orleans
fair 2S3<, and middling q, and Mobile
fair 22k, and middling 20N; and Up
land %, and fair middling 201z, besides
sales of 5000 bales, the market closing
dull; total stock in port 402, 900 bales IN
Guiding lie, 900. American.
GREAT BRITAIN. Mr.. Bright had
made another great speech on the re-
form question at Rockdale. be eS-
pressed his belief that Earl Russell had
taken up the question of reform with
the energy of 80 years ago. The meet
| ing adopted a memorial to Parlia-
ment, praying for an extension of the
franchise and voting by ballot.
The fire at st. Catharine's Dock, Lon
don, was one of the most disastrous for
years. The loss is estimated as high as
400, 900 pounds sterling. There is little
doubt but that 1t was the work ofan In
cendiary. l4a.I zissi1 .atiu /.
Sattefthwait's circular of the even
ing of the Sd, says: Since our last the
market for American securities has
been as usual at this time of the year,
very inactive; 5-20's have improv-
ed nearly one dollar, closing at 653<a
651S; Illinois Central Is now quoted, ex7
| ira dividend, at 771<aTS,. equivalent TO
an advance of u per cent.
The following is thesummary of news
dispatches by the steamer City OF New
| York, which has not vet arrived:
The Fenian trials were concluded
at Cork on the I'd inst. Several more
prisoners were convicted and sentenced.
The trials of the remainder were adj
| journed to the assizes, and many were
liberated on bail. John AIcCafferty and
Wonasky, being aliens, were admitted
to bail; the Judge told them that if they
left the country they would not be
called for trial-these men We're cheer
| ed through the streets by large crowds.
The British revenue returns for 1865
are highly satisfactory. n.I
Napoleon gave the usual New. Year
reception to the diplomatic body, and
expressed his happiness that the past
year had strengthened the C'bonds OF
peace, and was an augury for long
day of peace and prosperity over
the world. tt sya
Count Savorney, I'd secretary of the
French embassy at Washington, had
an audience with the Emperor.
i ~ allfarNa hattvaaEa E'rnrRE and A ng-
tria had been spoken of. 171-
The bourse was firmer-rentes 6Sf Csc.
The new italian ministry had been
completed under the presidency OF
\ Marmora. 10
The Pope received the congratula-
tions of the French army on the LIST.
He returned thanks and said il would
probably be the last time he could bes-
tow his blessing on them. He feared
the enemies OF the Church would go "a
4 Rome after the departure OF the French
troops.
The Times anticipates that by next
July the Emperor Napoleon will have
withdrawn his troops from Mexico and
from Rome.
Fiscal returns for the week ending
December 90th show large increase in
fresh cases of the cattle desease. Fol-
1 the previous week the number was
G, $50 and in the last week of December
it was 1858.
GREENCASTLE, Jan. 5.-The Times
city article says that few person have
a doubt that the main cause of the con-
dition of our money market is to be
found in a series OF unlimited con.
signments of goods upon credit tc
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