Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-20
ARR1vAl OF THE ASIA
WAR NEWS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
RREAnSTfI7RS


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The Asia has arrived.
Cotton is again dull Tomthe elects of the wnrllk
news from the East. Sales of the week Sc, l1O
bales, including 3,s50on speculation, and 1900 on
export. Prices aIe irregular in oil but mldolihg
qualities.
SATURDAY, 8th.-Nothing definite by the mail
this morning. The Times letter-wrter from Pa
riS, says that the English and French Governments
had notified Russia in stIong notes, that II IS now
too late 10 issue more notifications, and that Eng
land aud Frunce will support the integrity Of Cur-
key. This is probable, but wants continuation
Commander Inglefied hos returned from the
Arctic regions, but brings no intelligence. oil SiI
John Franklin. Commander Mcclure had sailed
through from Behring'S str IFS to brakes STRAITS
Martin CoSz'a embarked at Smyrna on the 2Srd
uIt., for the United States.
According 10 the best accounts, which are yet
imperfect, the Sultan has not signed the uec'ala.
ton OF war; but the General Council mas VoIed
that war against Russia be declared, leaving 1t TO
The discretion of the Executive when TO proclaim
hostilities.
Many runors are current, but are oil considered
doubtful, and amang them, that Gen. CavaDeit
ill go with 10000 troops to Constantnople' That
the French aud English will occupy the forts on
the Bosphorus, and that the combine't fleets VIII
reach ConStanlinople on the 18th inst.
Ii is automatically stated that the Car, at the
Olmutz meeting, declared his strong wish for peace
to enable him 10 buck out oil the difficulty. Noth-
ing is really known with certainty.
The Bank of France has raised lis discount to 4
per cent; the Bank Of Russia 10 per cent; and
the Bank of Warsaw TO per cent
Mr. Soule arrived at Madrid on the 29th nlt.
LlvERpooL.-Prices of CUttonirTeguari i'll all but
middlng, and variSusy quoted from scarce quo
tation TO lower on the weeks sales. Fair OF
leans &c, middIlng 5Ba54; Mobile fair S-S, mid
dliug 53a5 GIG. Market closing quiet at the above
quotations. ti.. .s.
BREADsruFFs-The Corn marketwas quieter and
speculationhad ceased. Prices were tavorlng buy
ers 10 the extent of d 10 on wheat and 6tl on
flour Indian corn unchanged. American white
wheat 9s 9dalOs Sd, red ard mixed 9s Sda9s 9da1Os.
Western canal flour S3s 6GaS4s, Baltimore, Ohio
and Philadelphia 34sa34s Cd. Indian corI, yellow
39s, white 40a42S.
| PRoyIsIoNs-In Beef and Pork a moderate BUSH
ness doing atunchanged prices. Bacon and shout
ders fiat. Lard dull-on the spot 59a6OS, spring
delivery 62S.
MoNEY.-Consuls had fluctuated much, and clo-
sed on Friday the It'll, 92a924 for money and nc
count. ...
PAR1s BouRsE.-Three's closed on Friday 18th, at
72a9O, fouI's 90 10, Bank 81 50.
LONDON, Saturj6y.-rhe Cabinet had long SEES
sion Yesterday. Corn is falling in the Provincial
departments OF France. The Paris correspondent
| of the London Times of Friday evening says,
that news had been received confrmatory oil Inc
report that the Sultan had declared war against
Russia oil the 26th OF September. The ParS cor
respondent of the London Morning Post OF FRIDAY
night, says that dispatch received from Vienna
states that the Sultan had fixed four weeks within
which RusSiu shall eVacuate the PrincIpalltleS.
| Tobacco is unchanged. Trade at Manchester Is
dull, aud Transactions limited. The dl[hcultle:
with the operatives is as bad as ever.
| AMERIcAN SrocKs.-'fransactions during The
week rather more numerous, but IRON anSietleS OF
The Eastern question and scarcity of money, the
market has maintained dull appearance. United
States six ner cent. bonds, 1868, llOAalll4; ditto
six per cent. stocks, 1867, 1lOa11O3.