Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-21
rELEG CIR HIC NEWS
- By the National I,ine.
lEsGiRApHkD FoRrnEl.A 10y INrELLle ELxcFs
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF rnE eALrlo.

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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
. NEw YonK, Feb. 20th-rhe Baltic arrived be-
low last night NJ O'Clock, with dates to the stf
ne EUROPA arrived out'onth the 6th.i IS.
Sotloh 5hrm. Sales for THEE days %, 600 bales.
Dteadsluils slightly declined. Consols Y14as.
Sount orlotf's mission has failed, and tile Rus.
san san ministers have left London and Paris. The
sSzaF last Proposal was rejected finally, and me-
EQUATIONS bfo&e.i of. -
! PAais, Tuesday!-'rhe. rumols OF the i'll success
| Of Orloff's mission are now tonfirmed He leaves
4 ior 81. Petersburgh, direct; oreSeeing the same
tebu ut Berlin, lac will refrain from visiting that
| capital.
1t is said that the Servian government, Welding
10 the suggestions of the Russia ii Consulate al BEL
grade. Will refuse TO accept the Two rmans of The
ISultan,unleSS RuSSia gives her conseut. 5i
j Pars Hourse-A fall IN the English funds ar
iected prices, winch, earlier ii, the day showed
tendency 10 rise. rhrees closed 6Sir 81 cenlnies
-Four and u huff per cts y5ir. soc.
ST. PETERSBURG, 9th-lt is said that tile Empc.
] ror, who.ls now fully aware OF the position in
whichEe is placed, Will endeavor 10 avoid a .eu.-
raj contagratonlt he can only reserve his honor
land rights. -
| The influence of Count Nesselrode is again i'm
| the ascendant. "a ss5s ast., - -
It's also said that the Gar is about TO write an
autograph letter 10 Que Victorla, in which he
VIII ehueavor 10 prove that he has not been tile
aggressor.
An Imperial sukase confirms the order sunni on
ing TO arms all the reserves, we'll us The soldiers
on Through. 4a,s55 Z
| Several OF the Cunard steamers have been take n
| up by the British Government, 10 carry troops to
| ConStantinople. Six thousand men will go nom
England; othets will be taken up from different
stations. About lu,u0o " Ill soon he collected 10
form The tirst expedition; brigade OF the Life
Guards will form part Of It, TIE 10th Regiment
winch was under orders for Australia, is now To
hold itself Ill readiness for foreign service, taking
all The best men, and leaving all the young soldiers
aud recruits ut home. 90
Vienna correspondent telegraphs that Orion
leaves for 81. Petersburg, probably ON " ednesday
The combined fleets We're III BeycoS Bay OH the
| 9th ult. =ttgt
Six ships had conveyed n Turkish steamer with
troops into the Black Sea. ~ 40
| keSSleIlI, the late RuSsian Envoy, arrived nj
Brussels at 6, A. NJ. oil ru. sdAy -
II is understood that Tie tour vessels ori. inally
taken up ny the government TO convey troops from
Ireland 20 Malta, and thence 10 the West inil.s
have been taken on monthly charters. that they
may be available 10 proceed 10 any point OH the
| shortest iIUtlce. 70 -=.=-
Tie Russians have made IL retrcgade movement
and IalI back on Ribaa.
The Turks remain III TIN position they last occu-
pied. .'.' es
Onler Pacha has effec ed most impo:ta mt move
ment having crossed the Danube with 50,UUU men
and divided the Russian amy, the right wing of
Which is ut kragoou, the lett at GalalZ, aud Tue
centre at Bucharest. Omar crossed lmto Persia ut
! Olenliza, and atlaSt accounts was only two days
diStlnce from Bucharest, where the Russian forces
ale weak. The Ounat's movement wasto attack
I lie rear of the Russian army OH ITS march from
| krago0a against Kal..lat.
| dispatch received at the Turkish Embassy in
'icaes preparations lor an attack by tue rurks on
bucharest.
The Russians account of themselves confirm
the above, by expressing apprenenslonS of an at
tack iron the TurAs. They declare That The bad
weather and inlmlations Of tire Rivers render the
! passage Of the Danube impossible 10 The Turks.
OScova letters of the 2Stliu lt mention that the
Rivers were floodetl ut that dale aud that the low
grounds around Kulufat aud Rahova were inundat-
cd. On the 25th the Russian troops StlI occu pied
their old position at RuJOvan. On the 2lSl those
Russian regiments that had been i'll action from the
5th TO the 18th were withdrawn 10 kraeov., Law
lug suffered heavy losses and their place sup
piled by fresh troops. On the 23d The hole staff
Of The commander in chief arrived n Boeshlie as
| II grand Reconnaissance 10 take place SllLrLly
| against kaafa.
NJ. kesSeleiI, the Russian Ambassador, left PARIS
on the 9th for Germany
| AZ Council The Emperor strongly expressed the
Necessity OF preparing with vigor for war. The
| preparnt Oils ordered continue night aud day. Inn
iileilSe orders Tor ammunition, arms and accoulre
nientS being executed with haste and the assem-
bling, organizing aud inspecting Of troops goes
gen. PelisSier is selecting 2O.0UO picked men Tor
the army 10 be ready Tor cnbarkaliUil III one week.
A.tyclle will probably be The chief dLpot.
Great activity prevails i'll the naval department
A; at bresi. Four sailing ships will lie ready III u
Sho1t time and two steamers only awaiting their
engines. The ocean squadron WILL Souu he read
TO sail and the squadron reserve wlIl be III u
condition to reinforce II II necessary.
| Prince Napoleon lad returned 10 Pans fiom lis
mission TO Belgium.
The me citing oil the Senate is tefeIIe from the
i 9th OF February 10 he 22d March.
| LtvERPoOL-The improved feeling advised by
last mail, has not been SuSt'ined. Tie circulars
say that flour has lnlen off Is. and that corn has
largely Declined Purchasers are buying srarpgly,
"a T.
Western canal 40s 6da41S, Balimr e and Phladel-
phia 42s I'D ex-warehouse, and 42s ex-ship Trade
IN wheat is Irregular, moderate business trans
plred at u reduction CT 2da3d from fridays prices
l2s 3dal2s Sd, mixed aud red l2s Cd. Canadian
lis tOdal2S sd. Indian Corn, with but few trans
actions, IS quarter lower, American 4SsG50s.
| ProUist0nS.-Al lecent lmportations of bacon
are cleared off. The demand very good for prime
quality, but is only sa cable at considerable de-
cline from former quotations. Beef ana pork are
languid. Cheese wanted. Lard is i'll improved
request at full rates Talow closed with an up
waiu tendency: -ae
Cott0n.-Far Orleans ca, miiL:ng 81; fair Up.
lands 81, middl,ng ST; ordinary 34a5l; interior 81
ala
Metats-Scotch pig iron steady at IS Cd. Lead
copper and steel quite US det. More doing IL
speler.
i .Money-Considerin the state of affairs none,
IS easy Public securities are comparatively little
effected by the announcement nude TO Paria-
nent. CCnsoIs closed ur money mud account u
81 Sa9l4. After office hours FeL'y 9th, Consol:
We're better, selling at 9l4a9lS. -
! CONGRESSIONAL.
i rs-e. WAsuINcToN, Feb. 20.
SENATE-Petitons against the Nebraska bill W NJ
presented by Seward, Wade, Everett, Chase ailt
Foote, finn New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania Mass
achusettS, New jersey, ILLINOIS aud Vermont Mr.
l Fish presented resolutions of public meetint
held in Dutches county, New York, on, the SAINT