Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15
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PH1LADELPHrA, Oct. 14.-=The storm of the 25th
26th done much damage on the British and puIch
coasts, involving the loss OF many lives aud much
| propeTty Rotterdam, and other Dutch CITIES,
| were inundated. A screw steamer belonging To
! Amsterdam vas wrecked inethe Zulder Zee, and
loo lives lost. The iron stenmet COMMISSION.
bound from Hull to Hamburg lost several persons.
The American packet ship Eva, went into Mes
Sey with number other passengers drowned The
| ship American from Sun Francisco, went ash0Ie
near Smithport. Tie American ship Sultaila
tounder.d al sea on the 10Th ofSept. Oh her pas
sage from Glasgow to New York. The crew was
saved. Many more vessels were more less dam
aged. The ship Rhine, from Hamburg to New
| York, put back To Portsmouth with The cholera
on board.
The Eastern question shows no new features of
alarm. The war party in Turkey, headed by Me-
hemet Ali, are still eager for war, and lhSls that
| war was demanded by a quorum; but owing 10 Tue
circumstances Of the Empire, the Emperor refused
4 10 sign the war declaTat. got up against Prussia
and riots were feared much so, that the French
ambassador sent for assistance 10 protect the Sui
tan and Christian residents from the Jury OF lie eG-
cited MusSeImen. The French steam irlga,e lm
mediateIy passed the Oar ianelles and anchored
before tile city of Constnntinopie Admiral Dun
daS also received orders 10 move The whole En-
| glish feet to Constantinople.
The Cars rejection of the notifications made
| by the Porte TO the Vienna note, was known at
| Constantinople on tle19 h, by express. The ex-
/
mnin unchanged. The Feast passed oyerquietly.
The Sultan appeared in the procession aud was
unmUleSted.
| Advices from Trieste state that better under
standing prevails between the war ami peace par
ties. 5.-..;s. III s-..-- .... d..
1t was also stated that the most perfect accord
exists between Russia and Austria touching Tur-
key.
it was rumored that Russia demands the cession
of Turkish Province 10 pay the expenses oil the
occupation of the Municipalities. :
The Russians are still sending forward detach-
mentS. The Turks ale erecting Notifications at
ali pons on the Black Sea from tue Narva up TO the
mouth of the Daube.
The political affairs of England are quiet. Meet
ings were called in the cities TO sympathize with
the Greek Christians. It was supposed to be a
Russian demonstration, and consequently but lew
attended.
| FRANcE.-The Emperor has returned to Paris
Many alarming rumors existed OIL the BouISe, TO
the effect that the Russian Minister had de-
handed his passports; and that Austria had Motif.
ed France and England that If they gave active aid
to Turkey, Austria would side with Russia and oc-
cupy Servia. Both reports are considered doubt
| iul. :
BOMBAY, 3O-Much famine and sickness at RAN
COON. Burmah is quiet. The commercial affairs
Of India are satisfactory. The Chinese insurgents
continue TO advance on Pekln. Nothing later
from Commodore Perry. The Powhattan and ship
Vandalia arrived and gone North to join the Japan
The London papers have started another foolish
story to the effect that Mr.. Marshall, the American
Minister, had offered the Emperor of Rome one
million dollars behalf OF the United States, aud
| active assistance.
Advices from Australia say that flour was being
reshipped 10 England, sales of produce being fore
ed at auction, and prices fallen so per cent. The
stock of flour at Port Phillip amounts to $4,000
barrels.
Exchange on London, per cent. John Mitch
ell was assisted TO escape by VIM. L. Smyth, the
correspondent of the Tribune.
PRUssIA.-Mr. Barnet had presented his letters
of recall. His successor, Gov. Broom, was daily
expected. The Cholera had entirely disappeart
from Copenhagen. The EmperoIs met at Olmutz.
Great military display, and long private confer
ences. The time for the free expectation of bread
stulTs into the Two Sicilies, has been extended
from the first of June ten days.
COMMERCIAL.-Rosin rs for common, to Us
for fine. Turpentine, all qualities slightly ad-
vanced, 59a62. Rice in good demand at 2Ss 3D.
Coffee, market unchanged, and moderate business
at previous rates. In SngarS there is an improved
tone, and reported that the last crop has been lost
Tea, small business doing, but prices finn To-
bacco market dull, and small business DOING
Purchasers demand concessions which are not gen
orally conceded By holders.
Increased pressure upon the Money Market
The Bank has advanced the rate oil l tereSt 70
per cent. American securities have slightly de-
cined, and transactions small in Federal aud State
34aSt.
LoNDoN-Cofee, large business doing at lower
prices. Sugar steady. Wheat, red 65a62, white
1916. Canal flour SIa3S, Baltimore and Ohio 80
ado. Cotton, middling and better declined d low
er declined !; stock, exclusive of that on slllp-
board. 795, COO bales. Fair Orleans Ct. mlddlng
81, fair Mobile 81, middling 81; Upland, fair 81,
mddling ST. The market closed with more sellers
than buyers
Breadstuffs are firm, with an upward tendency.
RJnur oflN ancPd for Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
and Ohio. Wheat advanced Sd. Corn, all quail
tiles considerably advanced. Potatoes, about an
average crop expected.
Provisions-Beef, small business doing, but the
prices are firm, Mess 95alo5. Pork, holders are
holding back Tor Eastern news. New Mess SOa85.
Lard, small business doing, but closing firm at 81
7d.a62.
[rhe telegraph appeared to york badly when
the above news came over the wires, and we have
no confidence in the correctness of the quotations
of Grain and Breadstuf1s. At the bottom of the
Geographic report of the Markets we find the fol-
lowing:
"Correct Breadstuffs-Western canal 3s, Bait,
Ohio, and Phia. range from So to &c.,
The reports received on yesterday and to-day,
agree in an advance on -four of from one TO two
shillings syet they do not agree to the prices at
which flour was selling at the time Of the sailing
of the Canada, making difference in their quota
tons of fine shilIings per barrel for the same
b1ands.l-ED.
.,.. DISASTERS AT SEA. s-s
BosroN, Oct. 14.-The barque Plympton, from
Picton, loaded with coal for Boston, foundered at
sea on the 30th ult. The crew were saved.
The steamship Ross, employed by the Govern
ment 10 watch the Fisheries, went ashore at PIC