The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-26


America, from New York, arrived out
on the 18th. The Cuba, from Boston,
arrived ont on the 18th. Cotton opened
at a decline of 1daI I'D, but partially
recovered and closed f1rmer at decline,
however, of said. on American. Sales
of the week were so, 900 bales. On FIJI
day the sales were 10, 600 bales, closing
steady. Breadstuffs frmer. EProYisions
steady. Consals for money S65saS7. -
1t is reported that twenty-one armed
Fenians had landed at Sligo and We're
Immediately arrested.
It was reported that the Spanish in
surgents, under Gen1 Prim, had de-
feated a government column under
Gen1 Concha, but the official dispatches
represent the insurgents to be discour-
aged and retreating. The latest advices
report no change in the situation.
Q The bullion in. the Bank of England
has decreased ELS, 900. The weather in
England has moderated, but the effects
of the recent gales continue 70 be eS-
hibited in disasters to shipping.
The steamer Worcester, from Baltt-
more, reached Liverpool in very Grip
pied states She encountered fearful
weather in the channel and had her
foremast carried away and was other
wise damaged. -
The steamer Palestine, which return
ed to Queenstown, wou1d go TO Liver
pool for coal and repairs. 1t was eS-
pected she would beable to resume her
voyage in few days. The chief engl-
neer of the Palestine was, twas report
ed, washed overheard at sea, owing TO
the storm.
Telegraphing between Liverpool and
London was entirely suspended. The
commercial and financial news from
London is only to Thursday night.
The following is aSsummary of the
news by the steamers City OF Boston
and the Pennsylvania. The London
Times, and other Journals, having at
tributed the pressure in the money
market to the heavy exports to Ameri-
can credit, letters are published by the
commercial men refuting such argu-
ments, and showing that remittances
have been most prompt, and that heavy
cotton receipts are SET of against Brit
ish exports.
IT was stated that Mr.. Goschen is to
have a seat in the British Cabinet.
The military revolt in Spain, under
General Prim, made no progress. The
insurgents had gained the mountains
of Toledo, but were pursued. It was
supposed that General Prim, who was
i'll, would disband them and endeavor
to escape TO Portugal. The insurgent
Governor;of Arilla had reached the Por-
tuguese territory, and been disarmed.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-Mr. D'Israeli, as
the leader of the opposition in the
lluu 1SSueu CuS-'
tomary notice to his party, requesting
their attendance at the House on the
9th of February, when the Queen Will
deliver speech.
The Freeman's Journal says that Ste
phens is still believed to be in Ireland.
The Duchess D,Chartres has given
birth to q Prince at her residence near
London. laI
SPAIN.-It is stated that Marshal Ser
rora has gone to give GonchR assist
anee. Scorallo is believed to be at
Villimbia, and Gen. Prim at Urda. A
state of seige has been proclaimed and
arranged as a precautionary measure.
Considerable uneasiness prevails at
Madrid. gJI1sl
Z 1t is officially confirmed that in con-
sequence, of hostile demonstration. at
Barcelona, the authorities ordered the
troops to fire onthecrowds. Some persons
are reported killed and wounded. The
crowds were dispersed and ordered re-
established. ltl
MADRID-Latest official dispatches
state that the insurgents are discour-
aged, and that they are still marching
towards the mountains of Toledo, pur-
sued by Gen. Scorallo and Echeagoe.
Gen. Corcha is returning to Madrid,
having been succeeded by Serroni.l y
CAPE OF GOOD HoPE.-The Cape of
Good Hope mail to the 10th of Deem
Der had been received. War between
the Orange free statemen and rBasuttoS
continued.inia desultory manner.
The British mail steamer Dane was
lost near Cape Reife.
LONDON MONEY ATARREr.-Funds
were dull, but consals were pretty
steady. Discount demand moderate.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12.-Cotton Brokers
Circular report the sales of the week at
81, 600 bales, of which {, 200 were to
spectators and 1900 to exporters.-I
The market opened very dull and de-
clined 1a11Sd, but subsequently partial
ly recovered from the depression, clos
ing firm at a decline, however, of IA
Id. Authorized quotations are fair-Or- |
leans I'D /; middling 20d; fair Mobile,
2I1<d; middling 103z<d; fair Uplands |
2lHd; middling 191<d.