Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-24
By the National Line.
sLEGRApuEp 0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NcE.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.


HALIFAX, Jan. 81.
The Europa arrived to-day with dates to the Sth
DenncStown says the market is unchanged
with moderate business doing 1T previous rates
With the exception of fair Mobile cotton, which
had declined !. Sales of the week 3 1000; sales tc
Speculatcrs 1920; sales to importers 900; sales TO
day 5000, mostly TO the trade. Quotations., fail
Orleans 6, middllng AZ to So; fair Mobile 81; mid.
ding 8 S-8; fair upland ST; middling So.
Corn dull, closes inactive. Weather stormy. A
decline of ID, which during the week is Cd in foul
and corn. Western canal 81; Ohio % q 30; white
heat - q rs; red Is n 70; mixed 6S n 70; yellow
and mixed Corn 22s Cd q 35s. Small business in
Provisions. Prime Mess Beef 81. Lard scarce,
nominally &c. Tallow advanced Id. Ashes, pots
26S cd; pearl %.
Large business doing in American stocks, espe-
cIally IN Railroad. Indiana rs bonds s.; ex-div-
idend; U. S. SIS 'G5, 81 a 50; G's'62, 1O4 a los;
Pennsylvania SIS 81 a IS; Ohio 6s lO4; ConsolS
for account closed at ! a ! premiums.
The steamer brings 40 passengers.
The Margara arrived out on the Sd. AItic morn
ing It'll; the Hermann put back 10 Cowes on the 18th,
considerably damaged.
A superb banquet came off at the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce MI. Ingersoll. American
Minister, and the Earl of Derby made long speech
eS. A similar affair came off at Manchester on
the It'll.
The ship St. George, from Liverpool TO New
YORK, full OF Irish emigrants, took fire at sea, De-
cenber oath, during a terrible storm. Eight of the
emlgIantS had Suffocated with the smoke, and tn.
remainder, a large portion of whom were women
anu children, were mustered on the poop deck, the
flames bursting out all around, when the ship Or
lando, from Mobile for Havre, hove in sight, and
made desperate efforts 10 save them. The sea ran
SO high that all the boats were swanlped but one,
winch carried only five persons at n time. Seven
ty-SiS passengers and the crew were saved. The
tempest increasing, the Orlando had Just got clear
OF the st. George, when she sunk. Eight persons
Suifocated between decks, Is drowned in going
from ship 20 ship, ard 2S burnt OF sunk with the
snip. The Orlando afterwards had all her sails
blown away in the tempest, and reached Havre in
IL days, short of water and provisions. A sub
Sc'ptlon was commenced in behalf of .he sur
vivorS. ....a.a -L...
The ship Lady of the West, from Bristol for New
Orleans, was lost at sea. Fifteen of her crew were
picked up in the long boat, and carried into Fail
mouth; iour others in the pinnace were carried into
BreSt.
1t is reported that Lord Clarendon will succeed
Office.
The Manchester Commercial Association have
retltioned the Foreign office, demonstrating against
the arbitrary interference of the Emperor Of Mo-
rocco with the trade on his coast.
The mail steamer Australia, from Sidney. with
tl'UOO,OOO is past due, and great anxiety exists on
her account.
The ladies of Leeds have adopted an address to
the American ladies on slavery.
A meeting of American ladies held at Milan, in
Italy, have sent q spirited reply to the Duchess of
Sutherland's Address.
The Mr.. Head, drowned in the Tagus, was not
the husband of Lola Monies, as reported.
Lord st. Germans has been inapgurated as Lieu
tenant of Ireland.
The quarterly returns # the United Kingdom
show an increase in the revenue for the year, of
f979,00 and for the quarter Eros, 600. Every
item OF revenue has increased, except customs.
The Ministers of Austria, Prussia and Russia
have presented their credentials 10 the Emperor OF
France. The Gear firmly refused TO use the term
Brother, and compromises by writing Monsieur
Ami.
All the Continental powers have recognized the
Emperor's Government.
The Emperor replied 10 the Pope's nuncio, say
ing, 60 trust, under Divine Providence, 10 be able
to develop the prosperity of France, and secure
peace to Europe.
Murat demands II, 600, 900 francs for crown pro-
perty of the King, with compound interest, Ma
poleon declines paying the interest.
The PGfrie denies the occupation of Sumaria by
the French, the Government having abandoned the
idea of taking possession.
The Spanish revenue has fallen off for the year
5000, 600 reals.
Madame Kadina at Florence is better, but still
remains in prison.
A decree has been issued prohibiting the trans
portation of potatoes, corn and beans from Italy.
Additional notifications are being erected at
Vienna,
Disastrous engagements have taken place be-
tween the Turks and Montenegrins, near Lake
Scrutari. The Turks lost 600 killed.