The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-21

San FRANCISCO, NOV. 49.-SShunqh11,
October 17th.-Sews from Tentein says
the Junkenen at the mouth OF the Peiho
river have recently shown great HOSTILE
ty to all foreigners.
The English Admiral, Keppel. was
lately fired at while aboard tue Dove,
Her British Majesty's guuboat. The
American steamer Wauchu was also
attacked. Trouble is anticipated. Chez
foo Nienfe, as usual, escaped
The Imperial troops, 1t Is believed,
this winter, in conjunction with the
Mahomedan rebels, will threaten Pc
kin.
Shanghai, this fall, is very sickly.
Many sudden deaths have occurred,
among them the wife of the British
Consul.
Failures continue. The leading
houses are closing up. The French
establishments at the out posts are con.
tracing. The same panic exists among
the Chinese. Out of one hundred and
sixteen native banks, forty-one have
failed within twelve months.
Imports, six sillions; increase nine
million taeles. Exports decreased four
million taeles.
The foreign commissioners in the en-
ploy of the Chinese government held a
caucus here. Many are the BuFmises
as to the object. 1t is thought the I'M
perial Government at Pekin Is trying
TO get rid OF their anomalous service
and the treaty of1S5S.
There was an impressive dedication
of a new masonic temple which cost
5000, 900 Mexican dollars.
There was also torch-light process
sion at Hong Kong in honor of an
American tire engine, the first in China.
Another fearful cyclone had occurred
The U. s. store-ship Supply was saved
in Il remarkable manner by Capt. Con-
Shn nod TaoFfn1 hnfh hRF anRhnFl
when Capt. G. dashed four heavy guns
together and pitched them overheard.
The Supply rode out the gale in safety.
The damage on shore is estimated at
$40. 900. 900.
A large bed of the best quality of BIZ
luminous coal was discovered between
ChinkIang and Nankin, three miles
from Yank-Tsekiang.
The American, English and French
Consuls forced the Chinese officials to
rebuild the country house torn down
by the mob, nine miles from Port Eng
lish.
A french gunboat was sent for, as
the lives of foreigners had been threat
ened.
SAN FRANcIsco. Nov. 19.-The Great
Republic from Hong Kong. Oct. 24th,
and Yakohoma, s25th, arrived to-day.
She brings two hundred and ninety
passengers, and two Thousand tons of
cargo for San Francisco, New York and
Europe.
Since the departure of the Colorado
from YakohomA. nothing of interest
has TRANSFERRED. Business in ten small,
the weather preventing arrivals. The
continued bad weather has had Il deTris
mental effect on trade. Money scarce,
and imports are suffering in proper
ton.
The ratification of the Belgian treaty
oh nj SaHHn GRfnhaP l0Ih
There is no change in the situation of
the difficulty arising out OF the Nagasa-
XII murder.
From information received at Osaka
and Yeddo, negotiations will be opened
rather by letter than personally.
An immense hotel is being built at
SeddO by the government, for the use
Offoreigners. II is questionable wheth-
er anything more will be done in the
way of opening the city, us there Is in
Osaka about ten acres set apart for the
use OF foreigners, a long distance from
business and surrounded by water.
The movements of the rulers OF the
country are very mysterious, and have
given birth to rumors of an unsatis-
factory nature.
A Manila letter, dated October 7th,
says: There has been bad weather for
shipping; for three days places have
been under water. A disastrous finun-
UatlOn IN the NOFLnSEn FEOVlnCe4Ss ne
ports from HOcaos say that three viii
lagos have entirely disappeared, aud
several hundred lives lost.
The steamer Sardinia, hence for New
York, returned, having received heavy
damages.
The stuart Worthy was wrecked in "a
gale on the North Demger shoals.
Fears are entertained Tor Ihs- safety
of the Annie Lington and Fort Regent,
as both when last seen were in dan.
gerous position.
The Hazard, a British bark, was a
total wreck on the coast OF Bandag.
Accounts of further disasters are daily
arriving.
The steamer with the European mail
of August 10Th, from Hong Kong, is
over due. It is feared she is wrecked.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 1.-THE U. 8. squad
ron is IN the China and Japan seas.
The Hartford Is en- flute for Japan.
The Unadilla and ArostOok are bound
for Shanghai and Hong Kong. The
Monocacy, Shalpoa and Ashnelot are
at Shanghai. 1t is intended for Mr..
BurlingAme to view the coast ports this
winter. The Shenandoah is at Yoko-
homa. The Whashett was Heard of MT
The Costa RIca has 1884 packages OF
tea for New York, and 81 bales of sink.