Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-29
,TELEGRAPHIGI NEWS
uBY the National ILine.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOREIGN NEWS.
AnRlvAL on rAE ALps.
5IlosroS, sepl. % 1.-The steiner Alps has OIL

BOsr0N, Sept. % The sleumrr Alps has aTIi
we'd With dates ionl Liverpool TO the 18th.
CoTToS,-tIo lngshsad reports the safes for The
last three days at $4,000 bales. SpscnlaleTs o.
600 bales, export 2000i deman,l moderate, prices
unchanged, ieolers awaiting the ARRIVAL Of HE
Arctic, 81 -. ta
BrenlslullS slightly advanced.
| Nothing in regard whatever, the sailing eXpe'
diliOn OF Crimes, The armament was 10 remieE-
vous at RnllOtuk on the I'd. Should this lave tu-
ken placeitsp IOUntle lunt the whole convoy sail
ed OH the Alh. The vessels Amounted to more Than
400, besides pnnlOon bOals and RATS Supposlng
| no delay ocOnHedihe expedlllnnnlshi be expect
Ell TO reach the Russian Soles by The 9th, aud The
day Of landing would d pend on circumstances,
! paraguay ID, Hitler las gone 10 Berlin
| Count CeHOwvIllu entered Bucharest on lie 9Th
at The heal Of 1000 AuSlrnns.
| White wleal 0sl0s6b Bait. flour SlSn32S.
MOney--GOnSOls 9iiN964.,
by the fiTstOG StWembeI the Russians had coI,-
pleieiy evacuated GalIz and lbIll
| The navigation OF The Danube Is now lice.
Gen. LTaEnSeem hsl ordered The inhabitants TO
reduce The city to aSheslE the allies should attempt
to iakv'r, and then retire 10 Seyastopal. The
| pr clumnton concludes Os follows: woe to those
who femnin behind or attempted lU exllnguish The
| fire. -iItH q &(s 8l4 aa..lJ |.atIs
-Allloughihe Auslu6iiS dO-s not consiler the
Tejeruon Of The (OuJ conditions c1SuS bsiH, still
Il he looks Tor The guarantees ueIlahutu ny Tue
| Western Powers, as lie only basis Of durable
peace. Size win at The same time maintain on
! armed neutrality and neglect no Opportunity Of
urging RUSSIA to nccUpt lie propositions taN
The ondon DailyNews publishes the follow
| ing letter. eeNeg
BERLlN, 7lh.--l'le PtuSsan Government hos
Addressed n CIRCULAR In tile secondary German
GoverlnnniS which tells item that "ulthough lOE
the sake { peace she supported at ST. Petersburg
four 10 MIS- INSISTED on by tie Western POweIS,
she does moi think they are Indispensable in Ger
man point orview. Tie King cannot recommend
the German allies to nccede 10 lllu four conditions
in such manner Us 10 incur on their cunt ex-
penSes and Obligations not commanded by The
spirit and end OF The AuSlGla.PmSSlan constitution.
The King hopes the Emperor OF Austria will lnkS
| this view Of the cases, aud adhere 10 il as he.
comes a GeTnAu PTncej und hopes moreover,
the Emperor, seeing that his States aGe guaranteed
against attack from The side Of Russia, ewlll alb.
stain from every act of aggression against Russia,
and avoid all complication not necessary for The
protection ofihe German interest" m.
/ Letters from Madrid Of Tue I'll slate that the
payment Of the imperial debt is 10 be resumed on
| tie lllh. .r....rn H.. .n. 2.
II is supposed that GhTiSlnna arrived at Portugal
on the Sd. The conlsc0IlOn of htr property had
larry begun, The Government seized on the coal
mines which lOHn'd part Of II.
The cholera IS raging III London 1000 deaths in
three weeks ending on tile Slh.
London mlrkel-SugNr has fell, Coffee less
demand, pIices manifest no improvement.
Mr.. Soule has written the following letter TO the
| D0rfO ESpdndl, at Madrid; "