Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-19
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. /

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The Pacific arrived this afternoon at 3 O, clock.
bringing Liverpool dates to the 9Th.
slr Lacey Evans gave notice OF a corespondence
hetween the British Governments Spain, France
anu tne United States. concerning the alleged Cubs
lion TO the address recently presented by the on
aon merchants to the Emperor of France which
ne characterized Us an interference with the pte-
| of nations. $50 :" :"
schooner of 14o tons was run down Inv th..
steamer Minerva off the Isle of Wight, and all on
board were lost. .
The Iron steamer Duke OF Sutherland was
n ON tne afternoon OF the LIST, in the river
Ice anu from 10 10 20 persons drowned.
Alex. Balm, the telegraph patenee, had fear-
| 4th. w 'ie
The steamer Great Britain arrived on the after.
noon OF Monday the I'd, from Australia, with $780,
o0Os OF gold dust and large sums in the hands Of
| passengers.
The shock Of an earthquake was felt at Ports
NOUN on the LIST, aud was also noticed along the
west coast of France.
| The steamer Vulcan, ship New Orleans and
steamer Australia, brought fl4O, 600 gold dust.
Inc difficulties in Switzerland and Piedmont
with austria and Russia, threaten further trouble
Inc part taken by France in the question is at
trl0uted 10 the refusal OF the Pope 10 visit Paris
II is now said his Holiness has given positive re-
| tusal to visit Paris.
The Iron masters of South Staffordshire have re-
A large fire occurred at Bercy, destroying all
the store houses and 15, 900 casks OF wine.
The be:lln papers published semi official docu-
ihent stating that among the papers recently seized
IN That city, was the proclamation oil the German
Republican conspiracy, recently developed with
extensive stores, arms and Ammunition. 1t was TO
| nave broken out between the Sd and 9th of April
anu had notifications throughout Germany. Ar
rests have been made at Kastereck in Mecklen.
berg and ammunitions seized.
The Cologne Gazette says that Lord Westmore-
land presented note TO the Austrian G overnment
declaring that England would keep an eye OH the
proceedings OF koSSuth, Maggini, and other refu-
| gees TO prevent them engaging in any more plots,
ana that If they come within reach of the law,
they shall he Immediately prosecuted. The Lon
uon ponce are said to have LIST Of all the refugees
in that city.
CHARTERED at Locaono have been ordered away
Numerous desertions, however, had taken place
from the Austrian troops along the frontier
THE MARKETS.
he sales OF Cotton since Friday, amount to 3d.
600 bales, Fair Orleans So, Middling 6 7-s: Up-
land far 81, Middlins 81
MHenry quotes bacon as less active; Cheese
quiet at high rates. Beef and Pork no improvement;
Lard steady at sis; Flour has advanced Is, with
out Increased sales, with sluggish demand. The
GENIAL weather has checked speculaiions together
with large importatons of French and Spanish
Flour; W heat steady but quiet. White corn re-
tailed at 3os; yellow wanted at SIS. Cotton fully
supplied at 4as below the extreme rates of lasl
week.
In Manchester business is inactive for want OF
confidence in the increased price of Cuttons.-
Wright, Ganly & Co., quote twists langul but
finn. Breadstulls dull. Wheat Id lower, and
flour firmer.
and -four Cd, and very dull Cotton firm for Amer
lean rates.