The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-08
BY THE CABLE,
Adviees to the 7th of October.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Dispatches from
Rome state that great agitation anG
alarm prevails in that city.
arriving here and memorials are pour.
ing in from all parts OF the Kingdom
demanding that Rome be made the
capital of Italy. --a f.4
The press throughout the country are
urging subscriptions and money for
tue Gnribaldian soldiers who have
been wounded in the fights which have
occurred in Viterbo.
PARIS, Oct. Cit is reported that Ma.
pOleon has informed the Italian gov
eminent that it may occupy the Roman
territory with its troops. but they must
not enter the City of Rome.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-The report that
Sir August b. Paget is to be sent to
Washington as British Ambassador to
replace the late Sir Frederick Bruce, is
contradicted.
ANTWERP, Oct. 6.-Petroleum, is
weaker; standard white declined to
Sol soc.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-There was decline
OF 1-l6 in consols. and quoted at 81 5-Id
for money. r ...,...- ......
LONDON, October 7-Noon.-Consols
81 3-l6; Erie 4l14; Illinois Central 77ss
U. S. Bonds II 9-l6: Atlantic IL Great
Western 221z. .
LIVERPOOL, Oct. -Noon.-Cotton
steady and unchanged. BreadstuTs
generally quiet, Corn advanced to
43s sd.
LoNDoN, Oct. 7-Evening.-Consols
"a $40; U. s. 8. POS II 7-l6; Illinois Cen
trail I'M; Erie AZ; Atlantic and Great
Western 221E.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7-EveninG.-Cotto
closed quiet and unchaDgedi middliDg
uplands sgd; Orleans sgd; sales 1900
bales. Breadstufs closed quiet; Corn
advanced to As, Wheat lbs Cd for Cali
fornia white, and lbs lOd for red west
ern; Barley 5s Sd; Oats Ss7 I'd; Peas 46s.
Provisions-Beef declined to 1855; Fork
Ills; Bacon Ais. Lard advanced to 55s.
Cheese 52s. Produce medium. Resin
advanced to lbs per cwt; common Will
mington steady at SIS d. Spirits Tur-
pentine Sd lower, closing at 26s Cd. Pc
troleum advancing; standard white
closed ut Is cd per gallon; spirits firm
at Is Id. -l g --a. -t
LONDON, Oct. Neutrality-suspicious.,
firm and unchanged; ltnseed cakes 1Os
los per ton. ..-1.- .--.-E b.. a.
ANTWERP, Oct. 7.-Eveniug-Petro-
leum firm at an advance of l franc SO
centmies; standard white 5sf per Dbl.
The new Free Press of Vienna pub
fishes as authentic summary of the
conversation between the Car and
Fuad Pasha who recently waited on
him. The Car said it was indispensa-
BILE that Turkey should give up Crete
to Greece, and told Fuad to represent to
the Sultan that it was better to have for
a friend neighbor than to trust to be
supported at the other end of the world
and who, while setting themselves
circumstances, only in reality followed
the policy of that same neighbour
Tell His Majesty, added the Rus
sian Monarch, that his neighbor
may one day cease to be con-
sentative, and then Turkey would find
opposed to her all the forces he has at
his command. Fuad Pasha, on his re-
turn to Constantinople, received from
the Russian Ambassador the project of
Russo-Turkish alliance, having for
its basis the political and administra-
tive independence of Crete: the neutral
ity OF the Porte in the eventually of any
complications which might arise, and
the direct settlement of the above men
toned questions between Turkey and
Russia to the exclusion of all other
powers. This proposal is said to have
been rejected by the Porte.