Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-05
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The New York Express says:
hIore mysterious operations N graiH in the Eu-
can and continental markets, which were allud-
10 some time since by the newspapers, on both
les Of the Atlantic, as political scheme OF Louis
lpoleon, are again attracting attention, we o.
We. The same agents, employed by the same
known principal las is supposedly, are buying mp
neat and -four in large quantities, on the CONT
at, and bringing it to the English market where
IS sold at dead loss. Ia
The amount already sacrificed by these transact
5tssSShfeit are ali c0nductedby cash payments, Is
s,iuated at no less sum than &l00, OGO. The
stem commenced, as far as can be ascertained,
;,out February lat, and continued till alter the
afyest, when IL ceased for shot time. Latterly
has recommended, and is at this time III full
zion. The whole thing is inexplicabie IN ITSELF
.1btIth, Of COURSE there are many interpretations
yfyeGo fits incoming. The London John Bull, for
GIjpon a careful consideration of all the cir
unstapees, there appears to be no reason to doubt
tiatth object OF unknown SpendthnH IS poll
.,eai ones and the fact that France Is the only
country where mott. OF the purchases are made 1kes
suspicion upon Louis Napoleon, who has an evident
interest ia keeping the price of bread as low as pcs
sible Id the French markets, and who finds thatthe
facty of Cutting the English markets with foreign
grain enable him 70 attain that object indirectly
with greater secrecy and at lesser cost than by
dffeeE fetsnce with the corn trade in France
itself.
matter tOr further grave IeHeCliOH I nc
;anie power, which now, for purpose of its own,
reates among us an artificial cheapnesS and plenty.
NV ty andbythnd it conductive to its interest TO
anse artificial dearth and scarcity. Under the pre-
emit system, which exposes our markets, more than
nose of any other country in the world, TO the ma
hihntions Of foreigners, effects of a most serious
haTaeter might be produced before wecould hard
-ba aware OF what was going ON. We trust TINT
ne vigilance of the Government will be directed to
is sibile It and that means will be devised to Sc
ne the county from surprise, scarcely less dis
sing than war itself by means of ostensibly COM
isFcial epslalions,'a sloii
III RI XIV NJ MAI Ro1FE TO CAuToRNrA.-The
-sarnef Afbatross which is advertised to leave New
soEt1ohltbe 9Th ofJunuary for Vera Cruz direct,
the frst nut upon the new line of communication
f;oliFoInia through the Mexican territory, I'm
~ ms giant made to Col. A. @. Ramsey, by the
Esyst1insnt Of Mexico, exclusive PERMISSION Is
ven 10 carry all foreign mails across the
nj that Republic from sea to sea, and thus open
,sStss mil route between III Atlantic cities and
salifornia It is said that the parties interested
viii perfect their arrangements in short tune 70
,arfy iettgrs and papers between New orleans anu
San francisco in fourteen days, They also intend
n transmit without delay every mail brought by any
f1Seo4f4o Vera Cruz or Acapulco, and thus Letters,
80. u.aybe sent and received eight OF ten times
eaoh month. A daily communication will be kept
lnen between Vera Cruz and Acapulco.-M y.
Con-. Afp.
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