Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-25
By the National Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL or THE ARCTIC.
New YoRK, July %.

FE .s New YORK, July %.
The Arctic arrived here this evening, with dates
from Liverpool 10 the 18th, and 149 passengers,
amongst them are Senior Ferrera, late minister
| from Peru to Rome, Mrs. F. r. Meagher and ThoS.
| Measher.
The news is full OF interest. Count NesSabrode
has issued q new circular more important than his
last, claiming that Russia occupies the prlncipall-
ties because the French and English fleet occupy
Turkish waters, aud hints most clearly that Rus
sa will refuse all cancellations until the fleet are
Withdrawn; expressing, however, Russia willing
ness 10 evacuate tue municipalities when her de-
mands ire fully granted. This note has partially
opened the eyes of the European public, who now
see the necessity of bringing the matter to final
settlement, RuSSiaS object being merely to gain
time and render her position impregnable, and
scarcely admitting the possibility OF war. The
opinion begins TO gain for something DECISIVE
| The public are continually amused by dispatch
es of pacific tendency, the latest implying that
France and England had, last week, forwarded To
ST. PetersbuTgh moderate note oil concession on
both sides 10 end tie matter. An answer IS e&-
pected in week from July 18th, and till received
| all is mere guess. The BourSeS all keep pretty
firm, which IS good sign.
The plot against Napoleons life at the opera
was more serious than was at hrSt supposed. The
conspiracy is unraVelled and the prisoners ON trlal
The silk crop in the different parts of france is
viewed with considerable anxiety, though 1t is moi
vel suffering. Other crops again promise well.
The public are warneG by advertisements against
spurious Spanish bonds.
1t is highly important, il authentic, that Mr..
Bruck, Austrian Envoy, instead of concllIatory
mission 10 Constantinople, has made an imperative
demand on Turkey.
The London Times says the French Minister OF
War is asserted to lave addressed the President OF
the Chamber of CommeIce at Nantes IN the iol-
lowing strain: We are not bent OH making war,
hut if the Emperor, to whom the honor oil his
Government is dearer than all, should think that
the National honor exactS war, he will certainly
not recoil from the necessity.
Vienna july 1I.-fhe troops are about to be
concentrated near Peterwardeln' 1oE the Pfotecllo
of the frontier.
1t is said the Porte will publish proclamation
in reply to the Emperor of Russia setting forth all
the injustice suffered ftom Russia for above u
century.
The Danubian Principalities and the Diyan OF
of Wnldavla met at JaSSey on the 9Th June
The first act was to vote address OF devotion To
the Gar.
An army of 1000 Russians are 10 occupy the
Principalities. Contracts Tor ratiols for nine
months have been concluded.
Adylces from Smyrna of the 29th, state that
the captain of all american irlgate has lad his
vessel TO the austrian brig, OH board OF Which the
Hungarian, Col. Costa, is imprisoned Tie Amen,
can captain declares lie Will oppose the removal OF
the prisoner to Triste The United States Minister
claims Col COSTA the plea that lie Is an Amerl-
can citizen.
A riot occurred at Smyrna, resulting from the
arrest of Mr., Costa, koSSuth'S SmlSSary Ine
CAPTAIN of the United States Frgate st. Louis,
behaved very CALAMITY, and demanded TO have the
prisoner delivered up to the protection OF the
United States. -
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
L1yERPooL.-Cotton is unchanged with average
sales. The tone of the market is quiet. The de-
maud is freely met by holders without any pres
sing of sales. The inquiry is chiefly confined 10
the better classes. Lower grades nominal. Sales
for last three days 10000 bales for speculatlon'
and 5000 for export. Imports $4,000 bales.-
Tuesdays sales 5000. The quotations per last
steamer are repeated.
The improved prospects of the French Harvest
and uuieter tone of the London and inland mar
kets, has depressed breadStulfs. The Liverpool
market is quiet with further decline of 6d TO Is
on flour, and to 2 on wheat. Some sales OF In
dian corn at previous rates; yellow rather dearer.
McHenry q Co., quote bacon as moving Tree
ly. Shoulders quiet. Beef and pork, no amend
ment
At Manchester, the home trade is steady, at
firm prices. Export trade dull, and stocks in
creaSing.
there is no alteration, and the market rather Ian
guild. ConsolS closed on the 18th for money and
account, at 974a98.
HAvaE, 12th.-The Arctic's advlces are receiv
ed The week opens with good demand. Sales
of Cotton to- day, up to 8 o'clock, were 2,SOO
bales. Prices are well sustained.
The Paris Bourse was dull on Tuesday. Ma
iorty of the funds had declined.