Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
From tho rniladelpnla North American.

Whenever the Russo Turkish question
flags in. interest, owing to pauclfy Of intel
ligences from the shores OF the DANUBE
from Odessa, ST. Petersburg, Gonstantinople, Oh
mutt, or any other locality invested, for The time
being, with false interest arising from the pres
ence of Prince with an unpronounceabie name,
or the adventof apresumed bearer OF urgent oth-
cial disDatches to one of the laundering AmbaSSa-
doTs in the most laundering of conferences in the
worlds annals, or from an anticipated outereak
(which does nottake eplace-When the Herald Ift-
dignantly vituT crates the Times, calling strange
Names when the Standard in an agony OF warlike5
enthusiasm, denounces that paper as the Russian
Aberdeen organ when the Morning Advertiser cleo.
trfesits c-house pernsers by screaming lcli-
abod' at the Times, then we have right to pre-
pare ourselves for some startling news ircmlthe
Eas.
Yesterday the Times had leader of a rather re-
markabe character for in indirect terms 1t attack
ed the policy fthe Vienna conference, lnVelgheu
against the errors committed, and alter some rea-
Soning which it is not at all necessary 10 Iollow'
arrived at the conclusion that as permanent az
rangenent the Vienna note was not worth the pa
per it was written upon; particularly grave con-
cluSion for the usually well informed winter IN
that journal 10 adopt; but as he suggests that he
real intentions 1.-The conference ale perleCtIy un
derStood, and the most sensible and StralghtioL-
ward would be TO express these intentions IN such
language as would admit but OF one lnlerpIela-
ton" ills not improbable that iresh CohlstecS
will open the way-Io q clearer understanding o.
the question. a new note will be prepared, ana
the Interpretation of The requirements desired 70 De
possessed or to be limited by both powers VIII DC
clearly defined, and only capable Of one soluuoh'
However, the lull in the question llselI' anu Ii'e
| commencement of fierce attacks on the Times ny
various journals, led me 10 inspect Win Sone
anxiety the Geographic Intelligence from tne Son-
| tinent this morning, and was rewarded oy hhu-
ing two rather important pieces Cllnlotmauoh' Tue
| one nm announcement by the Assemble NutiOndle,
the Russian organin Paris, accompanied by most
positive assurances that the Vienna Conference
had been rg-establiShed by the four Powers, that
negotiations were TO be renewed, and thai a spec
dier and happier solution of existing difficulties
might be row anticipated beyond anything which
cou Id previously be hoped ior. MS 80 :.
| This assertion is, however, contIoyerted by
statement that the King Of Prussia is about 10 JOIN
1.-THE meeting at OImutz and that an alliance be-
tween Austria, Prussia and Russia is postlye.-
The English, French and Turkish :roops nave
therefor, to fight the battle impending. The stan.
dardis anious that $4,000 or 9U'oOo Engiisn ara
French troops should be sent to reinforce the Turks
and the question would then be speedily setIledj
but it fears they will not be sent, and IN despair
fails 10 find substitute for success The most Sc
rous portion of the intelligence, if true IS that
received from Turkey by telegraph; it states that
| the Sultan had convoked grand national Coun-
| Gil of Ministers Pachas, Ulemas, &C., and The
| question of peace or war consequent onsthe Ie]ec-
| ton of the notifications by the Car was submit
t TO the Council. There seems TO be little doubt
/ but the decision would be war, and the cores
noudent ofone paper states that war was declared
by the Sultan oil the 9th; but any Such announce
| ment is premature. 1t seems, however, tina
| Prince GorlsachakoGf has communicated his IN,
structions for tvintering the troops in the PEnci
| ia tiles, and Omar Pacha hos sent dispatches 10
the Sultan to the effect, urging upon him II onen-
siye measures are to be taken at all, they should
lie commenced before winter Sets IN. some let
tiers from Bucharest state that Prince GoIlSucha-
/ koff was moving his troops as II he Intended 10
cross the Danube and attack the Turkish position
at Ronschoulk.
l This news, received on Change Just before the
close of business, had the effect of checking the
rise in Consols, which there waS some proSpecto
taking place, they closed at 93f to l. with down
ward tendency. The Corn Market, which was,
steady at last weeks prices, occasionally rale o.
Two ShiIlingS advance having been oDtalhea' wa
agiated on the receipt Of this intelligence, and I'M
4 GreeX merchants, who hold largely, came III ana
Withdrew their stock.
i The quantity of gain is, however, enormous nj
IOdeSsa and should there be peaceful solution To-
The Turkish question, there will be more rapidlty
lin the fall in prices than there was exhibited IN the
rise. Now, however, is the time TO make money
in Corn. Seventy-three shillings to eighty-two
sbiliugs is being realized for English old whlte
wheat for store and as the harvest is now all in,
and it is asceTtaned that the yield oil all the cerea
crops is below the average, farmers VIII hola 10
high war prices, and, with the shrewuneSS lheS
hive often exhibited, bring in their wheat when
the markets and pranaries are filled from foreign
sources, We have no talk now about distressed
agrculturisls" Never better times for farmers
1 than now and farm laboreTS have shared IN their
Il nroSperity for the men are better paid, led ana
clothed, and the Poor-Law Unions throughout the
country are almost empty. Indeed, IN large por-
ton of Wales, there is not an nble-bodied pauper
in any one of them.
the important intelligence that NJ. KoSzla had oeeh
released from the ad interim custody of the french
i Consul This event lad taken place with the con-
currence of the Austrian Nuncto, M. de BrucK'
| and his government. 0nthe 18th ult., Mr.. brown'
lCyG.s, IL fInfFRE al
i noDle left for Smyrna, where he would see nj.
/ KoSzta nut on board an American merchantnan'
| which was 10 sail in few days from smyrna 10
| New York. The Daily News observes on this oc-
currence:-"1he Austrian Government has us
played singular prudence in this STEP and hay
ing betimes conceded all the substance may SaIeIy
assume highertone than ever In her paper conLo-
versy with the United States" Very possibly She
may; but the value of Austrian "paper' IN the
United States, II Is IN money markets. VIII DC OF
! fabulous value, j. e. nothing.
The Morning Chronicle of to-day publishes
fourth edition, in which it states that the Divan
convoked by the Sultan had declared lor war' ana
that the Sultan, against the advice OF the four
| Powers had signed The declaration, and that hos
/ tilities had commenced. This evenings Globe,
the Ministerial paper, only Just issued % T; NJ
gives this information, and states that although not
in position 10 confirm il, they do not doubt the
statement. The funds have failed TO 9l4, at which
4 price much business was done. This is the quo
| tation at 2 O'Clock to-day. The intelligence
brought also states that the Emperor OF AuStna has
Quilted Olmutz suddenly tomeetthe King OF PfuS-
| STA at Warsaw. The former was accompanied by
the Prince of Prussia.
| A cabinet council is to sit to-6ay-or, II not all
| the ministers have reached London o-morrow, and
question of active interference will be discuss
ed. The resignation of Lord Aberdeen is by no
means improbable. The markets are Sill IN
state of iriacton. At Manchester little or nothing
is doing, and several branches of manufacture are
quite paralysed by the unprecedented prlce Oh mo