Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-09
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eIs Of the Wesleyan connexion, being mentally de-
ranged, has been placed in lunatic asylum. =
The Pope held secret Consistory on the 9th
Sept, in which he made several appointments
Twenty seven bishops were named for different
SEES and the pail was conferred upon several
archbishops, among them those of Dublin, Corfu
and Haifax.1f =" ''.....,is'1 <..5isil .l.f,a,
An Irish paper publishes the following highly
characteristic letter ofthe late Duke of Yelling
ton. 1t was addressed to lady, who had written
to request merely the favor IF his Grace's auto
graph, to dispose of, with Others, at charitable
sale: "London, May II, 1s47.-F. M, the Duke OF
Wellington presents lis compliments to Mrs.
-. To aid in promoting an object OF char ty is
one thing; to send signature for sale at bazaar
is quite a different one. To do the latter might
prove very Injurious to those with whom the send
F. NJ. the Duke of Wellington therefore declinesto
do the LATTER but he encloses pecuniary contribu-
ton, s5, the charity which Mrs. N--desres TO
promote"
THE TURKISH LoAn.-The London correspond
ent of-the New York Commercial writes under
sNos:Y - LONDON, Oct 90, 1862.
Fot the last few days the chief subject Of interest
in London has been the attempt, by the Senate of
Turkey to avoid the rathcationof the recent loan,
contracted in Paris and London for S19, 0O0 O00,-
The scrip was between IL and 13 premium when
the first intelligence arrived Of difficulties in the
Turkish Cabinet, and a fall Immediately commence
ed, which was no. arrested until yesterday, tie
The details of the affair as yet very imper-
fectly known, but as it appears TO involve pohtI-
cal considerations of importance, It has atiacteda
great degree Of attention. apart from that which has
been bestowed uponit from its pecuniaIy bearings.
AS far as any general inference can be drawn from
the isolated facts have transpred, 1t would appear
that Russia and Austria, mortified at Turkey hav-
ing entered into Independent and successful neso-
tiations with Fiance and England, resolved imme--
diately to cause the overthrow of the Ministry by
whom the step had been taken. Hence, although
the negotiations for the loan had been authorized
by preliminary frman, while each stage OF the
proceedings had been duly sanctioned by the FL
nance Minister (the Turkish Ambassador at Paris
having actually signed the scripts they persuaded
the Sultan, after the whole had been completed,
toquarrel with his Ministers regarding the terms
that had been agreed to, and TO summon new Cab
met that would be prepared to disavow all Their
acts. 8HHEa H.-7s
To give strength to the movement, the services
of chiefs of the Mahomedan priesthood were like
wise enlisted; and these parties, who are III pos
session oil. enormous revenues, went with an offer
to the Sultan to let him have the loan OF the same
amount upon much better conditions than that
which he was urged to repudiate. After the dis
missa ofthe late Ministers, story was got up also
that they had refused certain advances required by
the Sultan at time when there was actually S1O,-
100000 in the treasury, and while this seemed to
show that the loan had been contracted withouta any
necessity it served at the same time to create pre-
judice against the fallen Cabinet, as if they had
been guilty OF conceaunent ana an attempt al his
appreciation.
There is no reason, however, to believe that any
thing of the sort had taken place, the demand OF
the Sultan having probably been made at the sug-
gestion of the parties to the intrigue, who knew
that the Ministers would feel bound, from the gem
eral Estate of the finances, to decline compliance
with it. How far the plot may yet be successful,
remains to be seen. From the predominant, al
though secret influence OF Russia and Austria by
the universal use of brides, there can be little
>nnr1f
ed out but for the interference of the French Am
bassadof On behalf of the holders Of the stock in
Paris, this parsonage at once protested against the
evasion that was being practiscd, and insisted el-
theI that the loan should be ratified forthwith, or
that the deposite already paid should be returned
with full damages to all the parties who had pur-
chased the stock at premium. His course, 1t Is
said, has been fully approved by the French Gov
eminent, and it would therefore appear that there
can be little prospect of escape from the Sultan
In fact it has been reported that after one or two
fresh efforts to avoid the demand, compliance was
at last found necessary, and that the ratification
has consequently already taken place. This state
ment, however, is supposed to be premature, and
hence much anxiety will be felt for the arrival OF
the next packet, which is to bring iull Intelligence
from the French Minister at Constantinople OF his
negotiations. ,ji
If the ratification is actually obtained, the anger
of Russia nd AuSria who have not forgotten their
old spite regarding the sheltered Hungarians will
be intense. On the part of Austria, moreover this
feeling will be 9uckened by the annoyance she
feels at the confidence with which the loan was
originally received, while her own recent loan even
with all the influence of the Rothchilds to back
it; has already fallen, like the previous one to
discount from which there is prospect Of its II
sing. .-,tr.. ..,... ....,. d t..- .'6.IoI
The political aspects of the case are remarkable
inasmuch as it places France asa competing pow
er against Austria in Turkey, as she is already IN
Italy, The most bitter jealousy will arise from this
and there car be very little doubt that France
would improve the opportunity except that Just
now it would initiate against the Presidents dec
this last consideration may yet lead to some comproA
mise, since, if Austr and Russia could be .noll-
fed, Till the period of the coronation, by the sac
rifce of the scrip holders on the Paris Bourse, it
would be by no means certain that they might not
be thrown over even at the eleventh hour. They
will therefore, have every reason to rejoice, when
their position has been placed beyond doubt. ~
The amount of the scrip held in the London
market 81, 100000, but as far as the protection
of English interests is concerned, no steps appear
to have been taken by our Minister at Constanti-
noplc. Indeed it is rumored that he has rather 81
ded with Austria and Russia; although this is pro-
badly mere Persian invention, to set off the ser
vices Of their own representative. There has been
no time for him to receive any instructions from
Lord Mamesbury. a'si.s ',l a.,l' - q. a. atl
.g7s Richardson Brothers & Co.'s circular.
s gf.iJsrs LIVERPOOL, 10th Month, 22d, 1852.
IL CoTrjN-The transactions of the week have
been large, $50 bales. Holders meet purchasers
freely. The advance on the week is barely Id per
h.; about one-h half was speculation, including
26,3lO bales of American. Import, 1926 bales.
AsHEs-Pots have advanced to 27s6da2Ss6d per
cwt. 4-s1si ,75zl ..., 4--s ss.+i
NJ OUERc1rRox BARK-There is better feeling on
the part of holders. We quote Baltimore IS and
Philadelphia 7s9d per cwt, but with very little
enquiry. 2a
. Ons-300O tons of palm have been sold on the
spot and to arrive at from 29a31i per ton. Nostock
IF whale. Linseed, 2sa2sllOs per ton. Sperm
sganted-ine is worth S7assl per ton. Tallow
has again advanced to 44a45s per cwt on the spot,
partly by SPECTATORS; but there sellers in Lon
ion at 42sa42s3d per cwt for delivery in the last
months. -e'.. Q }Ss.5
: LAnp-Our arrivals consist Of about $50 tons,
me half of which was sold to arrive and will go
INTO consumers hands. None of the balance has
,een sold and we quote prices nominally about