Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
RRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

| NEW York, March 3.
The Cambria arrived at Halifax this morning with
! dates to the 18th. The Baltic arrived out on the
| 18th.
The discussions of State relations in the French
parliament, had elected strong assura noes OF peace
| able intentions
The Navy estimates voted. amounting to
seven millions.
Both houses of the Church Convocations are in
session, with full attendance OF prelateS and
clergy. An address to the Queen was presented.
The Board of Trade returns shows surplus OF
| exports over preceding year, of nearly three
millions Metals show over n million increase:
| Cotton manufactures one hundred and fifty thou
sand.
! Sixty eight persons persisted by the sinking of
The steamer Victoria.
| Much speculation exists at Paris concerning the
private audience given by the Emperor TO the
! russian Ministers.
Thirty ships have been chartered by Paris mer-
chants to Lring ice from Sweden TO the French
ports.
Prospects in Paris for active spring trade
1 Navy orders from the United States are arriving
There are more American orders at Lyons than can
4 be filled.
Milan was still tranquil, but the theatres and
public aSSemblages prohibited. No outbreaks had
| taken place in Tuscany OF the Roman States, en-
cep riots at OrvientO and cries Of Nive la France
Nive Napoleon were uttered, fol which the town
was heavily fined and fifty persons sentenced to
| fifty blows each.
AT MonSea the the insurgents held out bravely
| IOr some hours IN expectation of assistance from
| the HungarianS in the Austrian army, but were
| overpowered. 1t was said the police knew all
| about the conspiracy since January.
! The correspondent of the London Times learns
from reliable source that the rising in Italy was
10 be simultaneous with the assassination of Napo-
| icon. At meeting of the cOnSpiratorS at Lugnnee
on the 9Th, news received that the asSaSsna-
ton plan had failed, which dscOmiitted the insur-
gents
1t was reported that 81, 1000 muskets were secrc-
| Ell nj trra nEc
| kept on the frontiers of Piedmont. The refugees
| have been removed from Sardinia.
| Gen. CaStellano is at Lyons, and announces that
if disturbances occur in Savoy, he will cross the
frontier with his troops.
Milan is in n sad state. The debtor prisoners
are discharged to make room for the political pris
onerS, and many prominent buildings are filled
with troops.
Augustine denies in the London papers that he
assented TO the instruction.
| When Bishop Ives handed the Pope the cross
ring and SEAL he SAID: ''Holy Father, these are
the signs Of my SUBMISSION The Pope replied:
at is our will that these signs of your submission
| he suspended over the tomb of ST. Peter.
Austria is determined to take measures against
Switzerland and Piedermont, which she regards as
two ho;-beds of revolt.
| Won Schurzed, the japanese traveller. has been
summoned to conference with The Cazar of Russia,
respecting the expedition which he is about To
send TO Japan, whether with peaceful or hostile
| object is moi known.
Nothing further from Montenegro. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY stated in Berlin, that the Porte will accept
the mediation of Austria. Lloyl of the 18th says
that Prince Daniel has accepted the conditions
offered by Turkey, and hoStilities have ceased.
| MARKETS.
| LIvERrooL.-Saes OF cotton for the week, for
ty thousand bales-impors 5000. New Orleans
fair, Ct, mddlng 81, Mobile fair, ct, middng 81,
upland fair, 81. Grain market dull. Flour, ives
Tern canal, 27s, decline of Cd, Baltimore 27s6s,
Ohio 27s 81. Corn, yellow 81, white SO. Lard
| 60
MANcHEsTER-Tradc slightly declined, and iron
market dull.
! HAvRE-Cotton, sales of the week 5000 bales at
a decline of to2, chiefly in upland; stock $4,000
bales.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols for money,
99E. Bullion has decreased 10000. American
securities unchanged, and moderate business doing
at previous rates.