Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21
By the National Line,
PoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER BY THE EUROPA.
PnrL4DE1PHrA, July 20.

PHILADELPHIA July ~.
Observation-Disclosures news had no effect upon
the Cotton market. Prices are sitter, especially
for middIing qualities, with large export demand.
Sales yeste day OF 6,450 bales. Market firm.
| The bTeadstuff market opened with alarge spec
ulative dema5d early in the week, and all quail
| ties are considerably advanced The market has
been active since our last but declined at its close
end large business has been doing at the currant
prices. DenneStuwn quotes white wheat at Is I'D
ass. Red Is Sd. Western canal flour 2Is cd.
Ohio and baltimore the same. All qualities OF
corn slightly advanced.
PRovisroMs.-A moderate business dongin Beef
and market poorly suppi=d. New prime MESS
95aIO5. In PORK th-r, is moderate export de-
mani. Western new T2S 6laT5S. Eastern new
SOu85. Shoulders 32 81. In bacon but small bu-
sinesS. Prices are firm at 44a52.
AT Manchester trade is unaItercd.
HAvRE CorToN MARX.T.-Sa.es for the week
ending TIE 18th, 5000 bales. Stick exclusive OF
amount on shipDoard, 100000 bales. Market ac-
tive. Sales to-day 5000 bales.
Average French price for grain, 1sf SOC. The
accounts from the French agricultural districts are
Safe and United States stocks, and American
securities, are Slightly declined. q. S. 6'S, bonds
68, 1914.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The latest Geographic news hold out stronger
hopes OF peace through the Intervention OF France
and England.
The American Envoy insists menacingly on the
immediate revocation OF the sentence against Mr..
King.
The propelleE Taurus sailed from Liverpool on
The 9th. The City of Manchester Sai!ed on the
same day.
English Parliamentary news uninteres.ing.-
Claurcnrdi's motion for information concerning
the Turkish question was postponed, as il was
consider premature i'll the present state of ne
gOtiationS.
1t was rrmored that Aberdeen was about re-
tirug from the Cabinet in consequence OF violent
DIVISIONS oQ the Turkish questions; but SUISSE
quent runner says the disagreement has been patch
ed up.
Horse[alI and LiddeIl, conservatives, are re-
turned to Parliament for Liverpool.
MTs. Beecher Stowe has gone TO Geneva, where
she will remain for some lime.
The Auerlcan Minister and Miss Wiltox attend
ed the Queem's Concert at Buckingham palace.
The Dublin papers says that in March last,
Smith O'Brien was residing at New Norfolk,
John Mitchell at Richmond and Doughtery al
Hobartown, all well.
FRANcE-Severala arrests of armed persons took
place at the opera on Thursday night, which was
magn fed on the Exchange to take the Emperor's
life.
The French Government has drawn up reply
to the Russian Government. The note IS firm put
temperate, and assets the equal claims of France
10 the protection over the Greek Church in the
east.
IrALY.--Guerazzi has been sentenced at Flor
ence to fifteen years hard labor, and Montdeni,
Mazzini, MarUbene, Franchine and MordIni, ex-
Ministers of Tuscany, to hard labor for life; Roma
vile, ex-Mmister of Justice, wa acqultted.-
Countess Blanche Teleky was sentenced TO ~
years Imprisonment for holding communications
with The patriots abroad, heF gOverneSS was ais
mnrSoncd, and her female attendants, Tor IL
months each, as accompllceS.
C;onstantlnopie letters state that not occuEre!
at Sugraia Nothing new tranSplred al ST. Peters
burg.
Stock exchange unaltered.
RUSSIA ST. Petersburg letter of the 29th, says
exchange and stocks uualleTel. The general
lmpIesSSUn Is that peace Will be preserved. The
ruiilor that the army crossed The truth on
tue I'd July is confined. Gen. LuderS IS TO occupy
WallucIia ana Gen DaonbuIg is 10 occupy Mulda-
wa The Russian reserve at Moscow IS marching
10 the plai S u BeSS Arabic. Among the RuSSlan
troops on tue frontier are CnltnuchS and others,
from distant Asa, gong 10 SHOW how the Emperor
has been preparing Tor tue contest.
TuWkHY-C ONsG .MtiHOptc June 23.-Mediatlon
IS talked Of 1t iSTulnored tnat MoSeEof will he
sent by Russia TO Constantinopie TO reopen nsgo.
tialOnS.
The masses in turkey are anxious for war, ana
waTlike preparations arc lncesSent under French
and English officers.
Sci III Paclia. OeS on mission 10 Schang, 4 CIr-
caSSIam Chief, 10 secure an alliance.
CONNIE dore Strenghaln, oil tie irigate Cumber-
land, had an istervIew with lie Sultan, and ass
red hun that the Sultan's efforts met with the sym
patty OF America.
1t is rumored that France and England do not
view tile occupat on Of the principal cities as an
act OF war, ii Turkey would not totcible oppose
their occupation. and ne citations would be Ie-
sumed.
1t is rumored that provisions are enormously
dear, and the Constantiuopie paper currency is
daily sinking Trade is stagnated. The six crop
is almost failure. Opium abundant.
There is a prospect OF trouble in Greece res
pecting the lSlanG of Canada.
Storm IN The east cuts short the dispatch. A
te.nfic storm prevents further communication to-
night.
ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLS.
3UFFALo, July 20.