Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
New YoRK, Aug.
Congress.

NEW 4OHhJ mug Il
The Washington arrived to-day with 141 pas
sengers and London dates to July goth.
| Confidence in the maintainance of peace is in
| creaSing in Paris and London.
The reply of Russia 10 the joint representations
of France and England is expected at London On
| the 22d.
| The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday; the
Niagara arrived on the lTth
A dispatch from ConStantEope states thai
England, France and Germany have agreed upon
the basis of an arrangement which is 10 be Propo
Sed to Turkey and RuaSla.
| The HEADQUARTERS of the Russian army is estab-
lished at Buchaesf. 5000 troops we're encamped
| in the environs of Vienna on the 18th. Large
bodies of troops are still marching South AZ guns
of heavy calibre arrived at JasSy on the 9Th of Ju-
liz. Expectation of corn has been prohibited al
Naples.
The Petersburg dates to the 9th of July, state
that one proposition for a compromise had reached
the Russian Cabinet which indicated desire to
negotiate.
relecraphic accounts from Constantinople TO
July 9th, state that Ministerial crisis was feared
| in consequence of the Russian invasion OF the
Principalilies. Pacific solution was, however,
expected, but no cessation of ornaments.
The Commandants of the Ports in the Dardan-
| Giles had orders to permit the passage OF french
and British ships at any moment.
| A formidable conspiracy against the life of the
Sultan by ImaumS, fanatical party, had been dis
covered, and fifteen of the leaders put to the bow
string. Their object was to depose the Sultan IN
favor Of his brother and declare war against Rus
STA.
Negotiation is still progressing in the Hungarian
refugee affair at Smyrna
| The latest account states that the Austrian and
American corvet;es had determined to hight, and
had actually cleared their decks for action, when
the British and French Consus interiered anu pre-
vented hostilitieS. TWAS Afterwards arranged that
KoSta should be given 10 the French Consul, until
the French and Austrian Ministers at Constantine
pie should settle the affair. kosta Afterwards was
| loaded in chains, and escorted by Austrian ma
rimes 10 the French Consulate's office
The China rebels have translated the Bible, and
exten,ively circulated It, which has created an
immense excitement which seems likely 10 tend
to the total destruction of the Tarta race. Nam
kin is represented 10 be in state of ruin, and the
whole district in state of anarchy. The rebels
are preparing to march upon Pekin as soon as
they receive an expected reinforcement from the
South.
| On the l4th ofMay, the insurgents raised the
Banner of Christianity. They have POSSESSION oil
Nankn and Protestant worship is recognized.
The Commander of the British steamer Her
mes has returned from expedition to the seat
of rebellion, here he had explained the neutIal
position of Foreign powers, and states the insur
gents adopted Protestant form of worship, res
ognizing Jesus Christ the Savior, and the Trim
ity, and the Ten Commandments.
Iu the House of Lords on the 18th, Lord Clar-
endon stated that an answer in entire conformity
Will tue llOlS puUllSHCu Og LHG LASuSH SS'SAlA0
meut, had been returned 10 the last diplomatic
note of Count NeSSeIode.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CoTToN.-Saes for three days 10000 bales, OF
which 5000 were TO spectators and 5000 for ex-
port. The demand is active, with no change in
prices.
Trade in Manchester is slightly improved since
last report. In ureadsiufs there is an active de-
mand but no change in prices.
LONDON, TUEsDAY.-Funds opened favorably
and advanced one half pence during the day,
closing buoyant al IS 3-sa4. Russian funds are
quoted at an advance.
The wet, stormy weather has caused an advance
in English wheat of 2S.a3S. per quarter. Foreign
wheat Is. higher. American flour has advanced
Is. Corn is held with increased firmnesS in con-
sequence IF the unfavorable account of the pota-
to crops.
McHenry quotes wheat at the extreme prices of
last week; Corn unchanged; Lard steadyj and the
better sorts % Bacon scarce and in goo request.
Paris Bourse on the 18Th experienced decline.
Three per cents closing at 81f. 15c--4 halls 1O2f
SOC.