Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-26

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PnrLApEnPa4, Nov. 2l--The Ganada aEryeL'at
Halifax to-dqY and will be due at Boston, on Sat-
uTdav morning. -
Sales Of Cotton for the week ending Nov. u,
amount to 5000 bales, (which 600 bales wee
ON speculation and 900 for export. Orleans iait
81; middling 6Snpland fair 8; m'ddllng o4.
The demand is chiefly for good 70 lair quallsles.
Prices are sitter, especially for niddlines. tR4z
Western canal four4 6s; Ohio SOS. Corn yell
low 44s Sd; white ass.
Consols 943, :,
Haure, Nov. ii.--Sales of Cotton for the week,
5000 bales. Demand fair, md holders firm with
moderate sales 20 the trade. LOUISIANA 94'l FAouE
and wheat unchanged.
The Atlantic arrived at 4 o. clock on the morning
of the 9th. Her news had slightly favorable el-
feet ON Cotton. The market is steady and the
Drce for middling shade higher, scarcely oneislx-
teenth.
A supplemental dispatch dated Liverpool 18th.
Q O'Clock, p. M, states that the market closed
steady, with sales of 5000 bales.
The breadstuff maTket:has been heavy since the
last report, but improved at the close. IN wnsa''
Brown. Shipley& Co. quote moderate sales: " hite
tOs cd, red S., 10s.a10s. Sd. Flour IS IN lar re-
uuest Western canal sos. Sd Philadelphia and
Baltimore 37s Cd. The corn market IS ilfm yell
low Abs, white 46s. Provisions Beefunchqnged:
moderate business dIing at previous rates.
Sales of the week 300 bills. Pork is dull, The
Lard market is poorly supplied, and holders de-
mand un advance. Rice, sugar and coilee market
unchanged, with limited business doing at pre-
vious rates In Tea large business IS DOING ana
prices for nll qualities have advanced from TO Id
Commercial advices from India are favorable for
the export and import trade. From China the adj
vices ere unfavorable,
IoEpoH Nov. 11th.--.The brendStuf market
opened heavy, but improved at the close Red
wheat 66s aT2s, white S0S. per quarter. Western
canal -four 37sa SSs. Cd, Ohio 3ss.a4NS. The corn
market is firm, In tea prices havo advanced I'M
der the influence Of news from China by the over
land mail. q 81 ~ 'tA
Stock AND MosEY MARKET.-TIansaction are
small in United States and State Stocks. u. S.
skies OF 49, iioAa111t U. S. skies of '66 and go,
109t; Pennsylvania iyes, S6a91i Maryland hves.
96a97; Virginia bonds 95a96. The money market
is unchanged. Consrls, for money and account,
94e .-5.-,--,.
The Canada sailed from Liverpool Mt A P. NJ,
and arrived at Halifax at 10 A. NJ.
The overland mail brings the important report
that the Gar has formed an alliance with Do$t
Mahomet to proclaim war against the British in
India, if Britain PERSISTS in supporting turkey a
large Russian force is to invade Bockharjie. A
Persian army is collecting inthe valley of Scotia
MIA to cooperate with Russia against Turkey. Par
lioment will probably assemble forthwith. a
Reports from Constanlinople expressly contra
diets the statement that Persia IS hostile 10 Iur-
key. t.. 80 70 ~ H..
Tee Emperor Of Russia has issued arrogant
manifesto. After recap,tuating the leading points
in controversy says that Turkey, after having en-
rolled in the ranks OF her army, Tevolutlonlss Fom
all countries has commenced hoStilitieS on the
Danube and Russia, provoked 10 combat, had no
other means left than recourse to aims, to com
mel The Porte TO respect treaties and to obtain rep
aration for the offence by which IT responded TO
our most moderate demand IN behalf oil the oEtho'
doX Faith in the EAST &c.
mates sfTon Barskol are to Sd November. The
Consul of France ut Bucharest telegraphe d, Nov
9Th as follows "'Fhe Turkish army crossed the
Danube from Cortuka $4,000 strong. The Rus
slams attacked them with 5000 troops After q
brisk cannonade, the combat became general
The Turks maintained their position. The action
lasted three hours The Russians lot several off
GERS: 1856 privates killed. FIVE superior Officers IL
subnlterns, and 479 privates wounded. InrSrh
loss not stated" Another account from vienna
sta ties that Ia Russian superior officers were killed
The Turks are masters of the field, and the Rus
SLAMS ale Tetreating on Bucharest. Before the
TIrks crossed the Danube, BODY OF CosSacR
came to the river bank and made sIgn insulting 10
ihe EryptianS, who rushed to their boats and row.
ed across in face OF the CosSacks fire, and punish
ed them well. They chased them inland and re-
turned to camp in triumph. ...,..
Constantinonle accounts state that Selim Pacha
crossed the Russian frontier in ASA ana natle
ensued in which 5000 were engaged. Both armies
fell ,ock MT night came on. In second battle The
Russians were defeated. ..s.gg.s. : In. ~
Moscow. Oct 2O.-Selim Pacha's staff, with
small force, was suddenly attacked by body OF
Rnssi n cayaIry They fell back fighting towards
tht main body Of the Turkish army when the bat
lie speedily became general. Fifteen thousand
Russians were engaged in the desperate contest,
The Russians were defeated and fed, pursued by
the Turks, who planted thar standard on the nus
sian quarters at OyeIl, and drove the enemy back
TO bucharest, where was the mnin body 3O'0O0
strong under Gen Donenberg. Eight tlonSanl
men, comp sing the principal force oil the turkish
centre, whipped 5000 Russians at Turlugul' and
are now pressing upon BucharestT., .,s,,.,.
It is hopeless thut diplomacy can END the dill
culties until after decisive battle. N.t
The TvnhIg fever is W0glng in tile huSSlan aInY
and the lighting men reduced to $4,000, and
xix weeks must elnpse before re intorctments ar
rive. FgIs GsrE ~ no u
frontier The Syrian government has ordered The
nopulation to arm, and has informed the, Forte
That Austria will not be permitted TO occupy ser
via The Porte informed Austria thatiurkey Will
expect her TO prohibit the RUSSIANS s
the MontenegriaS with arms through port Caltaso.
Austria offers 10 remain entirely neutral Il me
Porte will refrain from employing Austrian refu-
gees. ~ = -. a. =. :, IL. ~.
Latest an most Tup0rtGnt Net5s.-Five Russian
officers arrived at ConStantinoPle prisoners OF wal
The combined fleets are anchored IN the Bospho,
ms II is surnised that Bucharest has been storm
ell. A son Of Avas Pncha has been named Min
lister of War, Fresh levieS are making IN Egypt-
The Turkish army was paid promptly az heln u On
the evening of the 10th. ssf 49,. Z, -:tlr.5 j.
The following conditions are insisted upon by
omsT PPnoha in his note to GoTtSchokoff:-"Al
stronghoIIs in the PrincPalies to Pe Immediately
sure adered; q complete yacuation OF the Prin-
CAPABILITIES as speedily as I'ossble; and guarantee
by all the Powers against similar 1nYaSions' Il
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.. ~. RIVER AND WEATHER. ~ 4
Pir4spunGn, November 25th.-River Mt a stand
5,feet 6 inohes,--weather clear and pleasant
w. c,.ctSSI71. Nov. 25.-River fallen inches.