Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-14
By the National Line.
IrELEG RAPHEp FOR rnE pAlLYiNrKII1c ENe
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
NEw YoRK. Inne 10

| The Pacific from Liverpool, with 1913 passen.
gsrs, arrived at O'Clock this afternoon. The Asia
arrived out Saturday evening, the City of Man
chester the 29th. The British Government refused
| IN both houses of parliament TO state whether or
not the Mediterranean fleet has been ordered 10
assist Turkey. -
An interesting diScussontook place in the House
OF Lords respecting the conduct OF the Capts Gen
erals and Cuba's share in the slave trade. All The
captains implicated, except Valdez and Conchn
Cnnedo, who are deeply guilty, Spain remonstra-
ted, anu amenmenhmentp romiSed; but The British
fleet of Cuba will be augmented. ~
-.Ihe La Plata arrived from Vera Cruz with Aris-
ia on board $3.50
Considerable arrivals of gold from Australia,
but no later news.
Rumored but doubted, that Champion will be
removed from Washington 10 better mission.
Nothing OF the Stowe family except that they
were attending the Black Swnn's concerts at the
Stafford House.
Nothing whatever from France.
The Bank will make advances at 8 per cent on
bonded grain. 5S7
Switzerland has ordered out all its men 10 figh,
Austria frequired.
H: G. Plait& Son, OF Lubec, failed.
Menschikoff left ConstantinopIe on the 22d and
arrived ut Odessa on The 23d. The Russian army
a hundred thousand strong, is concentrating on
the Turkish frontier. The Ministers from France
England, Prussia and Austria made n Joint nttempt
TO reconcile the parties, but Menschikolr and De-
vau were equally lnneXible; the former left the
ottoman fleet, seLt for the part despatched 10
Egypt, and for the troops Abbas Pasha has ready.
The Minister of War sent couriers to every Ottoman
provinces and called out all the warlike resources
oil the Empire. We do not learn the whereabouts
OF the French fleet; and the orders of The British
fleet ale kept profound secret. Affairs look crit
ical, but may be sett ed quietly.
Judge Jones presented his credentials to the
Viceroy of Egypt. 1l.... ,...,lI -
Corvette and frgate had sailed from Alexn ndr,a
for Europe. :
Cape of Good Hope all quiet
The prospects OF the British in Burmah look
very black. They had met with repuise, their
troops having been cut of in SkirmiSt.. Or, ers
had been Sent - India by an express steamer for
more troops. @ s
CmlNA-The news from China is highly impor
tant The latest reliable accounts from Shaniiar
are 10 Apr 70. Natlkin was invested by IeleIs
on the 10th. The Imperial Commissioner hired
fleet OF Pouugueseto relieve the city by water
but they were captured Ly the rebels. The CITY
thee sought aid from the French, and the English
ana Americans agreed to help, and the British
semt the Saamander aud Hermts steamers the
French steam fttgate Casino, and the American
Commissioner Marshall unlerlo ok 10 place Tho
SuSqueharna Frigate beloie Nankn. No account
of the result has yet been received
There were several Iumors of Imp: rial victories
in the interior, but they diSbelieved.
Capt. Perry in the Mississippi arrived at Hong
Kong on April It'll, and dispatched the Plymouth
10 Shanghai on The 9th.
VandeTbilrs steamer Nothern Star arrived al
Southampton on ire LIST.
private letter from Manchester with reports to
March 29th, one day later from Shanghai, that
iNankin has fallen, and The British Commander re-
fuses to permit British merchantmen 10 go up the
river with stores or ammunition for either party
II was expected The Americans would also back
out. Lewis CaSs, ir, and H. J. Raymond came
pas ;engers.
4s THE MARKETS.
Wright and Grandy quote cotton throughout the
week as inanimaie, which is mainly attributed to
The warlike altitude of Russia and Turkey, and
the unfavorable reports from India. Imports for
the last three days $4,000 bales.
The Manchester marketis firm with a healthy
aspect. Grain is lively, and leading articles have
an advancing tendency. Fresh parcels of wheat
and flour are Cd higher. The prospects for a good
harvest are frightening. Maxim quotes Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, and Ohio flour 2Ss 6da24s Cd
Wheat, mixed red, 6s 4da6s Sd, white 6s Oda9s 4d.
McHenry quotes large imports of Bacon. Buy
ers demand concessions, and shoulders wanted.-
Beef and pork very dull. Breads ufTs animated
iWheats I'd and -four Cd dearer. Sales of Cotton
for the last three days 1900 bales, Orleans fair
81, middling 6, upland 3-s, mildiing 8 1916.
HAvaE.--No quotable change in cotton and de-
mand active. s4ea !ss
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