Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-17
By the National Line.
Observation-Disclosures
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBoLDT.
PnlLADELrnlA, August 10


| Tbe steamer Humboldt arrived at New York at G
o. o'clock this evening with Liverpool duties.
Among the passengers is the Hon. s. e.. Good
rich, late Consul at Paris.
The America arrived out on the Slst.
1t was feared that the Emperor of Russia would
decline to withdraw his forces from the Principal-
ties as stipulated in the proposition of the three
powers. The English and French fleets would, III
that cuse he ordered to DardanelleS, and peace
full settlement greatly ieopnrd;Sed.
telegraphic dispatch from Constantlnople
states that the representatives OF the great powers
had accepted the proposition of the Austrian Min
iS,er, which arranged that the English and French
fleet should withdraw from BSca Bay whist
The RussjalIs evacuated the DunHhean Provinces.
Turkey would then send Ambassadors TO open ne
roialionS at ST. Petersburg.
a decline in breaGstuGs had heen caused in Pa
rjs and London, by articles IN the "CunStItutIun-
all" debating that France and England. would
not consent 20 the arrangement which had Deem
proposed at COnstnniinople
Great uneaSinesS had been cren'ed by the news
ola decree of the Car orlnining fresh levy OF re-
cIuits throughout the Empire, which was inter
pIeted asa war measure.
Moldavia had declared itself Independent of the
Porte and refused to pay further trIbuter a SIM
| liar movement is expected i'll Wallachia.
1t is asserted that the Porte intends addressing
nm ultimatnm 10 Russia, in which, alter paying
due regard 10 tae rights Of the Sult0ns an!
Christian subjects, the sovereign declares In. II
SDIte OF these repeated ilSSuIiHCGSp NHe NHdl
should persist in Offering war, the Porte was re-
solved to accept it, but the responsibility must
lie will, Russia. The above document, it is fur
1her asserted, has been communicated to the Am
baSsudorS of France ami England, and orders sent
to the hospodars of Moldaviaj comma ding them
20 unit the PrncpaltieS, and retire 10 the right
bank of the Danube.
An Egyptian fleet with 1900 men arrived al
Constontinople tn the 18th. Admiral Dundas Of
the English fleet, with all his captains, has been
q LTSl1 fort 0u
sells.
There were rumors in Vienna of secret treaty
between the united States and the Porte, and the
probable cesS,on Of Mar Marliazza. Three Amer
lean frigaeS, Twas said, were in the BoSNhoruS.-
Another ministerial crisis" is thought to be APP
preaching.
IA Frtnchman named Edward Ragmaud, had
been arrested at Southampton, charged with hav-
ing conspired with others, to murder the French
Emperor. He was taken TO London for examina-
ton.
There has been very favorable change in the
weather in England, which has had good effect
OH the wheat crop.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5d.-Saes of Cotton for three
days $4,000. Demand active. Sales on Specula-
ton 300 bales, for export 5000 bales. No change
in provisions Trade in the manufacturing dis
trcts has improved.
Richardson's Circular quotes fair weather.
BreadStulS quieteU; in wheat flour limited bust
ness. Uonsuls have declined 9TAat. Discount
houses have raised the rate one-fourth per cent
Manchester business satisfactory. In birmingham,
much frmncSs in iron. Irish linen market very
brisk at advanced prices.
HAvRE.-Cotton unchanged Sales off past week
1900 bales Orleans. An advance on foreign wheat
generally maintained. Flour not active, but firm;
foreign in demand. Money generally unchanged,
but securities had a downward tendency. Money
in increased demand. Corn steady. Lard further
advanced. Stocks wanted. a fair business doing
IN bacon. Cheese much looked for.