Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-11
ARRIVAL OF THE FRArs1IIlll.
FURTHER ADYANIe5E a BREADsTuFFs.7

New YonK, Nov. iBth. The Franklin arrived
to-day at O'Clock, with 80 passengers and dates
from London to the rs The Anleriea arrived
out on the I'd. a
Nothing decisive on the Eastern question. A
telegraphic dispatch from ConstanhnoRls oil the
18th, announces that the combin de ct has passs
ed the Dardanelles. aud would proceedto
tinOple. No other event OF importance mes oev
CURED since previous accounts.
The amy of Asia is every dayreceiying fresh re-
cruits. Onief Pashn is at Widden, directing.
Salesof 5000 bales OF cotton daily. Prcesun5
changed. Wheat has advanced 4d, aud -four -.
Cd. The Money Market is stringent. Western
Canal -four SIS, Baltimore SSs, 81 Al ; lf,l So
The latest rumor ffom Paris is that the Gar Is
resolute and the Turks were preparing 10 Cross the
Danube, having a large number oil boats and pom
toons in readiness to throw up bridge between
fortress Widen and the island opposite occupied
by Turkish troops. The Russians were marching
large force 10 Kalulat, opposite to Widen.
Letters from ST. Petersburgh say that the news
Of the declaration of war produced plntnl sensa-
ton in NoIthern Russia. The army was for wal
but in the South they were more pacific. Notmng
like wnr-like enthusiasm apparent, although yarl-
Gus means had been taken to produce 1t.
1t is rumored IN Paris that the text OF the new
Russian Manif, sto, had reached the French Gov
eminent, and it contained some thugs very insult
ing to France, charactersing her as the hotbe oil
Revolution. One ofits expressions is saia 10 DC
as follows: 'I in my right, and will defend II,
as well as the rights of my co-IeglonIsts' against
all foreign interference, whatever and shaIl mol
stand alone, Notwithstanding all uniayorable symp-
TOMS" H,cE ~ .E -.
Public opinion in Paris and London still believe
that the resources of diplomacy are not all eX-
hausted, and war will yet be averted.
The cholera had broken ont at Jhssay.
Russians are settln into winter quarters at Bucha-
rist. The navigation of the Danube IS SAID TO be
| over. l5.d tr.,t .-izH5l
The mail steamer not being able to reach her
points, English Merchants atSt Petetsoutgh have
been assured by the Emperor that their property
and person would be protected, and that there as
no risk for ships or goods during the present sea-
son; and in case of hostities, it was not the En-
peror's intention to detain English vessels IN his
ports provided the British Governms mt recioToca-
| ted This would seem to pointto apprehenSons
on the part of the Emperor, that hoStilltes were
proba ble between Russia a and England
The British parliament has been further pro-
rogued TO the 29th Of November
It was rumored that the Emperor of the French
had recalled his ambassador at Naples, In coilse-
Quence of fancied indignity.
| The unfavoTble accounts Of the vintage IS con-
fimed. In six southern departments the crops are
nearly annihiated- s..la
Dates from the Cape OF Good Hope are 10 sept
23d. Affairs getting unsa tisfactory beyond the
borders since the withdrawal ofthe troops.
The overland mail has arrived at Trieste, with
dates from Hong Kong TO Sept 9Th, Calcutta, 2Uth
and Bombay 9th. HustIlitles have again broken
out at Burmah, instigated by King Ava. Trade at
The Revolution in China is progressing. The I'm
periasts had sole success at Annoy, but the lnsur-
| gents had invested Khai Fung Foo, on the Yellow
river. The whole country is in state OF insur-
Tection. At Shanghae trade stands still. AT
Hong Kon Spanish dollars are worth 6S The Iol-
lowing United States vessels are IN Simon's Bay,
Cape Of Good Hope, at last dates: VincennesI
Fennimore Cooper, John ?. Kennedy, anu for,
poise. The Constitution was at Cape Coast, and
the Marion at Monrovla.
Tie ship Bagle from Melbourne, arrived at Liv-
erpool, with one million and quarter in gold.
The steamer Baltic arrived out on Wednesday.
Among the passengers Of the franklin, are
Bishop Ryder OF Georgetown, and George Crafts OF
Charleston. sa
gent. The bullion in tie Bank of England has
fallen of half a million pounds this week.
At Manchester trade is firm. Iron at Birming-
ham has advanced los, for rails and rods.
Accounts from Odessa, represent immense guam
titles Of grain arriving, and large feet Of vessels
due.
The Liverpool circulars quote the advance on
Breadstuffs FOR the week at, on -four 2s Sd, wheat
Cd, corn 2s to IS, oats Id. p.
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