Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-18
Tho HuropaIa Maua.

Tho HuTopaa Maua,
The mails by The steamship Europa have come
to IiOnd, but we do mol fnd inpch, news Of inter.
est to uddtotle telegraph summary from Halifax.
Her Mplssly's ship ph@nix, from the Arctic re.
giOns, iii The Crews OF The Investigator, ResO.
lutte, aud Assistance, aud dispatches, arrived at
Queenstown on The 28thOf September he 10.
Ivesllghtot. Capiuin Mcclure, went through Bher
lng's Straits Tie Resolnle, Captain Kellell,
was al Melville Island. Tie Assistance, Cbl!.
Sit Z. BelcheE, was IN wellington Channel. The
Investigator went out in l8l9, the other two in
1852, III teOrch OF SIT John Franklin. A tee.
graphic despatch, received from Queenstown, says;
"Vhe captain Of tie Pb@nG heard nothing Of
the American expedition since ii luli Pernabeck
(lost ysar.l liz saw PeteIsopa vile peterson
was n unlive interpreted 10 the American eSprdi.
toni July 81. They had not heard any Thug OF
The expedition. rha ice in Melville Bay was
worse tllnnIt had been for AZ yeuIS.
With regard to the war IunOrs were floating
around IN London that some remarkable lie patch.
rs ure gone TO Admiral Napier, aud the Daily News
asks-"Hoye lhsy sent him orders TO ny now
what he emu do before The Lost gels inl Is Crou-
sladl VI Reyel 10 be The seene,Ol Hllock, VI mel.
tleti"
The Baltic feet will remain 10 tile north until
The ice oil The approaching winter Shall take their
place Of guarding the Russian ports, and conf.
ming the Russian naSies behndIhelt slIOnghOllS.
From Spsin, tie latest me-" is that the Princess
Of Audtiais ILL The Queen Is sad 10 be sRei
shts. There is great unessiness in the public
mind, and luats are entertained Of renewed dslut-
Dances.
From the London Tally News, Sept 90.
Loss OP the ruANsPoNr siilP LADY NUugNr AND
-FOUR HUNDRED LIVES.
n II Is with Tegrettln we have TO allu1e 10 this
unfortunate We sell, butlhe fact OF her having been
given up this week as lost, at LlUyH's, renders tie
announcements OF her SUPPOSED loss circumstance
important 10 disclose. he Lady Nugenl belong.
ed TO Sir George Hodgkmson, and was Chartered
by the local Government al Madras as troop slip
for The conveyance Of reiniorcemenls 10 the British
oTces at RahgoOn, Tue seat OF The burmese w0t.
Sic sailed from Madras on the 10Th Of last May,
having previously received the troops, which COM
prsed 800 tank and file of tile 26lh Regi.
msnt oil Madras LighDlnlnntIy, twenty womenand
children with tile staff officers, among whom may
be mentioned Ii. Col. tombstone, Lieut.. BamfOTd,
Assistant Surgeon Simpson, and seven native com II
mandng staff Officers, the ships crew, Captain
BanneTmhnt the fTs, second and third officers, aud
81 seamen, Within fortnight after her nepatlure
lrighllu hurricane swept over lie Bay VI Ben.
gall which lasted three or four days, causing all
great naiy melancholy oasualhss here can be
no doubt that the uIiorlunate ship, Lazy Nugehi,
encountered that feOTfu storm, aud subsequently
loundeIed, catD Ing with her every living Soulon
board, who all persisted.
FINANCIAL ASH cONNERcAL.
The continued rise in Grain and Flour is ascIib
ed To The limited deliveries Of new English wheat
md The exhausted condition Of the Foreign sup
plies on sale. The range OF American -four ISL
from 29s. common State bands TO 33sn3ls for
selections OF Southern and Ohio In the London
money market the funds were 96tdg54j with a
pause 10 active speCnlaliOhi discounts in request
particularly on the Stock Exchange, at 6peI cent;
Eynhnnpeq had ls,iit eli In