The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-21
BY THE CABLE.
Advfces to the 10th of January.

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LONDON. Jan. Is. (evening.)-It is re-
ported that Queen Victoria will visit
the Paris Exposition while on her way
to Germany.
RIO JASEIRs, Dec. 25, ria LONDON,
Jan. ISL is said the allies will soon
assume the defensive. The Paraguay
an army is said to be discontinued.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, (evening.l-The
! market for cotton is without quotable
change. The Manchester market for
goods and yarns is very dull. Bread
stuffs active. Corn scarce and prices
advanced TO AS per quarter for mixed
| Western. American Wheat is also
hrmer and tends upward. Coffee GIG
SIS per hundred weight for Rio. Cheese
slightly advanced. Lard SIS Cd for
Pennsylvania and Canada refined.
LONDON, Jan. Is, (evening. l-Consols
for money, eO3zi 5-2O's, Tx; Illinois
Central, s1l<; Erie, 437I.
LONDON, Jan. I9.-To the present
hour Il persons are reported to have
lost their lives in the breaking of the
ice in Regents Park. Others known to
have been on the lake at the time of the
accident are still missing.
LIVERPOOL, jan l9.-Itis, unusually,
cold. So aggravated is the dis
tress of the poor in this city tt at it re-
suited, to-day, in bread riot in the
street. The disturbance was not seri-
Gus.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. I9.-The steam
ship Palmyra arrived from New York
TO day.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-Garibaldi, at the
request of an American friend, has
written letter giving his opinions on
affairs in the United States. He APP
| plauds the election of colored deputies
TO the Massachusetts, legislature, and
earnestly expressed his hope for the
preservation and future harmony of the
Union, and urges the President to come
to terms with Congress.
! ATHENS, Jan. I9.-Advices from
Gambia state that Cretans fought
another battle, and claim victory over
| 5000 Turks.
The Certain assembly has issued a
| call to all the powers of Europe to
send agents TO Gambia to witness and
report the condition of that country.
! VIENNA, Jan. I9.-The Porte has
agreed to evacuate the forts held by
Turkish troops in Servia.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 19.-Saturday eve
ning-Cotton dull, sales of 5000 bales
of middling upIands at He'd Bread
stufs active and buyant. Corn ad-
vanced and sold at ass cd.
! LONDON, Saturday evening, Jan. 10
Consols, 500 for money; 5-2Os, 725s
Ilinos Central, s1I<; Erie, H77l.
PARIS, Sunday. Jan. 2O.-On Satur,
day, United States bonds were I2}z.
| PARIS, Sunday, Jan. 20.-Napoleor
has issued an important decree. Il
orders that the address of the Cham
bers, in reply to the speech from the
throne, shall be discontinued; grants &c
the legislative body the right of ques.
tioning the government; proposes that
the offences OF the press be tried in cor.
regional courts; that the stamp duties
be reduced, and that the rights of tbs
people to meet in public be limited only
by those regulations necessary for pub
lie safety. The decree concludes by
declaring these reforms will now crown
the edihce of u State founded upon the
national will. The cabinet have ten,
dered their designations.
TRIESTE, Jan. 2O.-The Empress Car
lotte has quite recovered from her Sc
we're illness.
VIENNA, Jan. 2O.-The reorganiza
ton of the Austrian army will not b,
carried out.
ATHENS, Jan. 2O.-The Greek Gov
eminent sent General Kabergio on 1
special mission to the United States.
MADRID, Jan. Cot is reported tina
the Government is about to send Fa
cundi Jone as Minister to the United
States.
BERNE, Jan. cot is reported tina
the Prussian General Moltke is staying
in this country for stragetic purposes
STOCKHOLM, Jan 2O.-The Swedish
Parliament opened yesterday. Tn,
King in a speech said, Sweden would
always endeayor to remain neutral il
the various differences between Euro
pean Powers.