The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-15
By TIE CABLE,
AdyiOes to the 18th Of September.

A9Vlces 10 Inc 18TH OF September.
LwnRPooI, Wednesday Evening,
September 1.-THE Cunard steamships,
Europe andT ariff, sailed this afternoon
for Quebec direct, withrsa regiment of
hnssaTs for service in Canada.
LONDON, Wednesday Evening, Sept.
12.-The st. Ileger race to-day was won
by the ravorite, Lord Lyons, Saver
neck second, and Knight of the Crescent
third.
The Morning Post to-day in an ed
itorial warmly applauds the policy of
non-intervention of the United States
in the war between Spain and the South
American Republics, Chilli and Peru,
and cordially approves the moderation
evinced by the United States in regard
to Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening,
Sept. 12.-Breadstutfs firm at the adj
vance reported Tuesday. Tallowi firm.
jLoNDoN, Wednesday, Evening, Sept.
12.-Money arketunchanged; Consols
closed at s911 for money. American
securities are tirmer, and prices have
generally advanced; the closing QUOTA
tons are as follows: United States
5-2os q7214; R4ie As Illinois Central
791<.
QuEENsTowN, Sept. 10. .noon.-The
steamship Queen, from New York Sep
tember LIST, arrived this forenoon and
proceeded to Liverpool. u
TONOnNy Sant 10 ~ M. = -
tic Telegraph Company have called a
meeting of stockholders for the purpose
Of raising funds to buy up the interest
of the Anglo-American Telegraph Com
pany, under whose auspices the ca BILE
has been completed.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 10, noon.-The
steamer Hansa, from Bremen, sailed
to-day for New York, with a fair com
plement of passengers and sl4,OOO in
gold. .sl 2
PARIS, Sept. 13-noon. The Moniteur
of to-day publishes convention which
was signed on July Both, by which
Macmillan transfers TO the French
agents one half the receipts from GUS
toms throughout the Empire, for the
purpose of paying the liabilities of
Mexico to France, The convention
goes into operation on the Isti of Nov.
next. a'is si'f9 i}9a Is
MADRID, Sept. IS, A. M.-The special
Gortes have voted to increase the i'm
port duty on some goods to IL per cent.
TRIESTE, Sept. 13.-Advices from
Athens state that the Cretan Assembly
have voted for the annexation of the
Island Of Gambia to Greece. e y
{ BERLIN, Sept. I3.-The Prusstan
Chamber of Deputies has voted an
electoral law and parliament for SAX
ony. 81 fs7ky}
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 1s.-The steamer
Delaware, from New York, August Both,
arrived this afternoon and proceeded
for Liverpool. Tr ~
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 13.-The steamer
Teutonfa, from New York, September
LIST, arrived this evening and proceeded
forward for Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is, P. M.AThe
steamer Damascus, sailed this morning
for Quebec via Londonderry, carrying
outthe Canadian mails and four hun
dred troops.
BERLIN, Sept. 13.-The negotiations
between Prussia and Sexony make
very slow progress. 1t Is said that
Prussia demands thetalSing of the oaths
of loyalty to herself by the Saxon
troops and the paymentoften millions
of thalers as indemnity to Prussia for
expenses of the war, and the right to
garrison the fortress Of Konigsberg and
the cities of Dresden and Leipsic with
Prussian troops.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept, ia farewell
banquet;was given to-day to tho Amer
lean embassy. q Assistant Secretary
Fox and several United States naval
officers were present. Count Gortchi-
kof made a speech expressive of the
hope that the era of good faith now
prevailing between Russia and the
United States may be permanent, and
stating that there was no danger of its
being considered as menace to other
nations. >ia
Pans, Sept. 13.-The journal de
Bats of to-day states that the French
and English Governments have con-
Jointly Inadeea active representation
to the Sultan of Turkey against a re-
quisition by the United States Govern
ment of an island in the Gulf of osine.
LIvERPooL, Sept. Is.-Afternoon.-
Cotton unchanged and steady; sales
to-day book up 1000 bales of middling
uplandsi quoted at 1sd. The Bread
stuff market is firmer, and prices tend
upward. Provisions without change.
Lard very dun. @s !
LONDON, Sept. 10, Noon.-oonsols
quoted at sos for money. No change
in the money market; United States
5-2Os 721z; Erie 455z; Illinois Central
7s1l.
EvENnG.-The closing. prices OF
American securities are, United States
$40 721kk;; Erie 45; Illinois Central 1881.
CnNESiGusH, Pa, Sept. 14.Nwhile
the Presidential party were halting
for short time, a platform over the old
canal at Johnstown fell in, precipita-
ting hnndreds of men, women and
childreu5a distance of TWENTY-FIVE feet.