Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-24
From Baltimore.
CORRESPONDENCE orrn WHEELING rsrErLroEscsn.
BALrIMoRE, Nov. 2l.-6 2. NJ.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 2I.-6 2. NJ.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad LOdns StdtteH De ,s
,grtMre- United St1te Senator !. 1hs
Opera-- iSndnge Presidents lhesSgg f-+41til
;sfs5Sto Eonstdutinopis -llinister to China---bG-
sinsss and Markets.
1t is,now understood that the committee Of the
Baltimore Council 10 whom,was referred the sub
iect of guaranteeing the loan TO the Baltimore y
Ohio Rail Road company ofs5 600 900, will report
favorably; there will, however, be considerable
opposiiion when the bill comes directly before
Cauncil, as numerous interests, principally among
The stock obbers, are at work effect its defeat
But, adds our correspondent, the city has an abb
ding interest this great work, paramount to all
ohers,;an il is his impression that her Legislators
will not allow the bill TO be defeated.
The stocks of the Company again advanced on
Monday and sold ut 50 a eoc ndelosed firm.
The sudden departure Of the young broker to
whom alluded the other day, for Europe, has
caused muitifarious speculations. My. impression
is that his chief oGense is imprudence and want
of judg ent to Gaceit. -
There is, and will be, some opposition to the re-
election of the Hon. James A. Pearce to the Upl7
ted States Senate from Maryland, but it cannot eff
feet The result. He is certain to be chosen.' syi
Julian's far-famed Band give their first grand
concert here in the saloon of the Mechanics Inst-
tute tomorrow night. Tickets are selling very
RAPIDLY. Not less than five thousand persons will
be present. @
Signor De Wires Italian Opera certainly COM
mences on the 9TH Of December. l5s 81 5s
Quite number of distinguished personnges are
now vending their wayto Washington.
/ learn from a reliable source, that President
Pierce has nearly completed his annual message,
and will have it ready fordelvery Immediately up
on the meeting of Congress. 1t is his purpose to
send it off, directed under seal, in packages, sew
eIaI daysin advance to the postmasters of the prin-
cpal cities, whose duty it will be to deliver CO.
pies 10 the press, upon receiving dispatch an
nouncing its publication in Washington. The
probability is twill reach Charleston, south, Gin
cinnati, west, and Boston, north; including the
intermediate towns and cities, blythe day,of its de
livery in Washington. This, however, is not ac-
tually certain. II will be, am told, quite ar
elaborate document. H isr.ai .. ~
The Hon. Carroll Spence, Minister to ,Constnn'
tnopIe, and suite, sailed his mission inthe gov
ernment steamer Saranac, on Friday last
Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, Minister 70 China. il
still in our city. He is now preparing for MS de-
parture. Hq .
Business is steady. Breadstuffs have recovered
from the recent depression, and to-day are firm
Sales OF 14Oo barrels Howard street flour at S6,6:
az, 90; choice 6,75. Also, $500 City Mills at e,7'
IA MONTHS ,a5 'r9 t"-
Wheat advanced three 10 four cents. Red 1885,
I44; white 149al54. Corn unchanged -,
Provisions very dull and declining. 70.
Coffee firm. Rio II S-sa1l4. Sugars and mo
losses firm, with an upward tendency. Rice 81
alt cent per Id. Whisky 27a2sc. ,as, go ~.
Sales 1000 head of beef cattle at 2,25 to sS,7
pr 1oUlbs. on the hOof, averaging 1912 gross
Hogs 5,5Oa6,25.
Cotton quiet-prices unchanged, Money mar
ket easier. Is d. 1853 J. w.
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