Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-31
'TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHEp FoRTnEDAllYlNTELL ENcEf
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.


NEw YonK. Aug. 30.-The Europa arrived o.
Halifax at 81 O'clock. The steamer Atlantic ar
rived out at noon on the 18th.
Liverpool Market, August 20.-Sales OF cotton
for the week $4,000 bales. Fair Orleans ct; MD,
dling6. Fair Upland 6S; middling OF. safes III
speculation 1000, for export 60Qn bales demand
moderate, prices in favor of buyers. Flour W es,
tern canal 27s; Ohio 2ss. Corn. yellow SlS; aug
white do. The additional news by the 'At!anll =
hal no effect upon the markets 1t continued oul
for better qualities, and prices are snaue lower
Sales for the week $500, for speculation $751; lo
export 5S2 Fair Mobile 81; mlddling 6. Upland
fair, 6ij middling 81. The stock at Liverpool e1
elusive of what is on ShlpboaTd, is 7uuOou paleS
BreadstufFS. Wheat hiss advanced I'd; white Isou'a
7s.l1d; red IS. Flour has advanced 9u 10 is;
Western Canal 27Sa2TS6d; Philadelphia ana PAL
timore 29s.3d; Ohio 2Ss Corn market uhchu"s'
ed, moderate business at previous rates.
On Friday the market was active, but sHshuy
declined at the close. Provisions-Amerlcah Oeel
firm in prices Sales fer the week SUI uerceS, Tue
prices sitter, but no alteration. Pork, small OHS-
ineSs doing, prices firm. Bacon, market unchang-
ed in every respect Lard, market firm, upward
tendency, sales for the week $50 tons, quotations
57s.93a59s. TaIow, market heavy, but improved
at the close, sales 52S.6d, LinSeed active. AShes
American pots BIS; pearls 2!s; with lmteu SAFES
Bark all qualities have slightly advanced. Rice
Sales 90 terceS Carolina, 10 arrive, 25s. Tea
limited business a. previous rates. MolasSes irnl
with upward tende ICY, large business DONG
Coffee, market unchanged, with moderate OuSl-
ness at previous rates. poi
H4vRE CorroN MARKET.-Salcs for the week
ending on the 18th inst, 1000 bales; market dull.
Stock on hand, exclusive of shiPboard, los, 1000
bales; sales on the nth, $50; prices shade low
err BreadstuGs. large business doing, prices
firm. Flour AZ. in bond. Rice unchanged Gusl-
ness moderate at previous IateS.
LONDON MARKEr.-AmeIican stocks and rail-
road securities unchanged, with moderate bust
ness. U. S. 6's 'GS bonds 1lO4a1114. Y. 3. p S
'67 stock 1l0aIl1; Pennsylvania SIS 9Iaa96; Md.
SIS bonds 97a9S; Kentucky G's 0SalO9. Consois
for money and account, quoted at 9Sta9S4 There
is increased pressure upon the money MARKET put
rates are unchanged.
There has been no change in Eastern affairs
since the announcement that the Porte had &C
cepted, without modification the note prepared by
the four great powers and already acceded To- by the
Gar.
Lord John Russell stated that negotiations with
the United States, respecting the Mosquito Terri,
tory, are still pending, but 1t is hoped they WI.
reach a satisfactory termination before the next
serson OF Parliament which was to adjourn onthe
Goth.
A Select Committee published report of the
Slave Trade. The documents are long and inter
eSting.
Lieut.. Maury lectured at Lloyd's to large com
papy of merchants. Resolutions complimentary Of
Lieut.. Maury, and the United States government
wee passed.
The long promised debatein Parliament on cas-
tern affairs has taken place. 1t was generally re.
garded us unsatisfactory, and funds opened next
day with further depression, but revived III the
afternoon.
The Frenchman tried on charge OF Offering to
asSassinate Louis Napoleon, has been acquitted.
a dispatch from Jassy, dated %, says the DIvan
was convoked. aud solicited the Hospodars TO re-
main. The Gar gave them permission to so to
GOnSlantinoPle 10 remain unlnolested.
ReJ,scbid PacLa has informed Austria that any
occupation of Se1via, by Austrian troops would
be regarded as aJecIa1aiIonof war. lnthe meaI-
time the Porte undertakes to preserve bEder in the
PROVINCES,