The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-15
= BY THE CABLE.
Advioessl to the l4th Of November.


PARIs, Nov. 4,-Goon.-The French
tax on grain in foreign vessels has
been removed. sign hse st
LosDoN, Nov. -Consols
s43{; o. s. bonds 7Ol<: Erie AK; Illinois
Central s45<. IS
iLIvERrooL, Nov. INSTRUMENTATION
dull and decliningi prices unchanged.
Breadstuffs quiet; others unchanged.
LONDON; Nov. neutrality-suspicious.
81 n-16; o. S. sos 7OsS; Illinois Gem
tral s4I<; Erie 461s. American securities
closed heavy. oi
8. 5.20s 751s. tt5.st "
PAR1s, Nov. 14-Eyentng.-Rentes
very fiat. > - IRE ssges 8 :.
,LIvERPooI, Nov. 14-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed easier; sales 5000 bales mid
ding nplands at SID; New Orleans
s3zd. Breadstuffs quiet; corn 4ss' Sd;
wheat us for white California, No. 1
Milwaukee red 1ss 10d; barley Is 4d;
oats IS I'D; peas sos. Proyisions-Beef
1858; pork Us; lard SIS Sd; cheese 63s;
bacon 52s. Produce-Sugar 26s Cd; Pc
trolenm spirits 2s, and refined Is cd.
ANrwRRP,, Nov. 14-Eyening.-Pe-
troleum 461<ffor standard white.
LONDON, Nov. I4.4Ths Times in a
leading editorial onathe italian situa-
ton refers to tie last note of Prime
Minister Menabrea, boldly declaring
that the abolition of temporal power is
essential to the preservation of peace,
and calls 1t Italy's ultimatum to
France. a
BRUSSELS. Nov. 14-By the new pos
tai treaty negotiated between. Belgium
and the United States, the rate OF post
age on single letters Weighing half an
ounce or less, Is reduced to fifteen
cents. lf
+ PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Paris Moniteur
publishes an Imperial decree making
the following Cabinet appointments:
M. Marie Oscar Pinard, Minister of the
State for the Interior; NJ. Pierre Magn,
to be. Minister OF the Tinayeis,
Previous to the departure of the
French troops from Rome, the holy
father received the staff officers in a
body at the audience chamber of the
Vatican, and addressed them in most
feeling manner. He expressed his hap
piness at having soldiers Of France
around him once more, but never had
his happiness been SO great as now,
because of the recent peril
to which he had been exposed.
He returned thanks to the officers, to
France and to Emperor Napoleon for
the deliverance Of the Holy. See. He
was filled with grief to see that Italy
had sent out as a vanguard against
Rome, horde of anarchists, upon
whose flags were inscribed rapine and
destruction. While the valor of the
pontifical troops had successfully de-
Tended the soil of the Church, the army
of France had come to crown the SPLEEN
did defense. The. Pope concluded by
saying that in the midst of his trouble,
he had the consolation of receiving the
sincere expression of Catholic sympa-
thy, from all parts of the world! His
Holiness then terminated the Interview
by giving his apostolic blessing to the
army and people and the Emperor OF
LoSpoa, Nov. i4.MMasufre. one of
the five prisoners convicted for murder
before special commission at Man
chester, and condemned TO death, has
been pardoned by the Queen. All
through his trial Mcguire stoutIy main
tanned his innocence, declaring that he
was not even present on the police van
when ergeantBrett was killed. III
LONDON, Nov. 14-Evening.-oficial
returns of the Bank of England show
that bullion has decreased 90, 900 since
There was dense fog last night, and
no meteorzs were seen.