Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-03
nelalls BY lhe PaoIao.

The war in Europe is exhaustng the resources
Of Bnglmd aud Il issaid 10 be a large cause Of
the commercial embarrassment there. The Liv-
eipool Times ofthe 18Th IemnIksi
"WaT will som prove itself 10 De as great ON ex-
haustet as famine. Tho cost Of our ormy for the
present Yet has been estimated at considerably
more than the support Of The Irish peasnnlfy in
is47. The people rquite 5000 000l. worth Of corn,
which threatened 10 exhaust our banks. Our fleet
and troops will require 1923 099l before the close
of the current fiscal yeaL The bullion receipts,
week aller.week, ote immense, butihe bulliohfe'
turns OF our banks show 10 increase. The de-
mund fof the precious metals appeatsto be gTeatet
than the supply. whtehis infinitely larger than at
any ioTmeI period Of our history This proves
lhot an endless quantity Of gold does mol supply
people with money aud that 10 trade, despite oil
legislation 10 the conlIaty,it is simply deut IN as
commodity, like Oh otleTnIlioles Of commences"
Per contIa, The London Globe Of The I'm re-
marks:
Notwithstanding the gloom which has pfeYeli.
ed 10 the city loIjle last few days, we never let
greater confidence in the continued well being oil
the cnuniIy al large. COMMERCIAL men hove glt
themselves into scrapeS, and they have TO pay lorI
lhel, wan. Of caution OF their want OF correctness
The embarrassment OF few houses makes great
sensation, anil causes people TO stu iot short
space IN their ordinary operations, but Liverpool
goes OH as before The channels for enterprise
are uninteTtupedi the returns for onplal continue
when proper direction is selected. We ATE not
ignorant OF the complaints that tie Australian
tTade ssa6nonli but tho statement is incoHeol'-
The escort CONTINUES 70 bring gold iuto Mel
bouTne." Nhu Ntt atl htt..I
The clipper ship Red Jncket had arrived OF Liv-
etpOol from, Melbourne in 69l days, with 4OU''
ounces Of guild and 2S,0OO soveIeigns TheIcpors
the Lightning and Cuitngoime clippers arrived out
The Cabling Star lad alsO aIfiysd Of Liverpool
tvtth An nm nun nf aold.
Queen Victoria aud her court had reluTnedlIo
Scotland 10 London.
Prayers have been ollelelin some OF The Irish
Roman Catholic chapelS lOr the souls Of the brave
villa fell at Alua.
The Liyefpool Albion, speaking Of The loss Of
the Arctic says;
'"rhe steamer herself is underwater to the ex'
tentUf GI0.O00i IN London, G2O,OOO IN Glasgow,
oud e66, 900 ia Tie United States The screw
steamer CIly Of plilnjelphinj on shore ntat Cape
Race, and expected 10 become wreck, was IN
sured in London aud Glasgow. The oaROes ny
both vessels will be nearly all coveted In America,
though one OF two small amounts have been done
in Liverpool, not exceeding &oOU' 10 the Two
vessels. Large amounts were offered In our UNI
derwTteTs' rooms but, the premiums not being
considered adequate TO tie risks, they were iOIlu
nalely declined"
The subject which at present most occupies the
attention OF the British public is The lamenlable
deficiency Of surgeons, NURSES and surgical re
which is increasing the mortality
among Tie sick aud wounded Of the aTmy OF the
East. a national subscription has been started TO-
remedy the evils, aud Gl,2SO sterling have been
sent 1.-THE London Times.
The Earl Of Aniydon is dead in the list year
of his age. His son, lord Moneys, succeeded 10
the title aud Estates.
COMMERCIAL FAILURES,
Several minor slopp0ges took place IN DuOlln
z 49, A. 81. 81 Inn Ia
the English houses. They were followed by the
highly respectable house Of ReTTius Wiighl,
WHO on tue 9Th inst, notified TO thelt coHesPon'
dents that they would temporarily suspend, a
trade report says thut MessTs, FelTns d Wnghts
liabilities are estimated between 10000 aud 6O,OOOL
more than pue,half Of which is said to be Papefon
Mr, McHenfy and others in England. The olllel
failures which hiye been publically spoken Ol N
connection with this disastrous crisis ute Messls'
Curcoran & Casey, Of tile Lets, extensive cOrn
merchants; Messts Keogh q Keddy, Hendnck 80
in The provision trade on o very aige scale; Me
James Wlelan, OF Thomas street, aud Mt. Mitchell
Smith, Of Copper alley, both Wholesale provisioL
eufeTs. The liabilities 81 Nh. Smith ore slated TO
be between 10000 and l1.0OUL three loUTlhs o
which is lot accOunrol MesSTS. Allen x Anderson.
In addition TO these there has been small leilure
in the wine aud spirit trade, about 6,0OOL which
has, we believe, been nfanged, and one OF two
still smalleT adois ia the same trade. In LINER
lex aud Cork, however, the EMBELLISHMENTS have
been on much more extensive scale, the eonnex'
ions Of the fallen houses having been numerous 10
both cities, especially The oIllsr where one ltuse
rs said to be involved to the extent Of 6OOOOl The
banks will Of course be The heaviest sulluTeTs in
most OF these cases, One DubhnpTiyate banker IS
said to hold 30,00Ol.
AT Lisbon, also, numerous failures had occurred
including some Of Tie French houses established
Os well us several native firms. The news lFom
The wlEe districts was also unfayoTAbte,
or the accent eO1ineIeial failures Of Liverpool.
conflicting statements were ouIfeut with respect
10 the probable result. a Liverpool leltet states
that aimst deed is being prepOTed aud is now
COMPLETED In lie a10iIsol Nj. Edward OLIVER and
wililkely enable nil debts 10 be paid in full with
large surplus remaining for Mr. Oliver. Mr., JAS,
McHeniy's alIaifs ale 10 scfs exent involved
with Air. Ohygl's, but good result Is anticipated
much better than the public were LED 10 Ue-
leve. .o'e ta HNs
1000 i.tl FRANCE. t e.iir
Thefe me various indications that tile Coutls OF
France anu England have under consideration HE
pTacIicabiity Of Is'esmblsbing this kingdom oi
Poland, as on inependyutpo Such stroke
Of policy, it IS believed, is layoTle project Of Nm
pOleon ILL, Who hopes iLeIeby TO cripple Russla's
influence over tue German Powers, and as tile M
luence Of Russia dlnluishes, to build up that OF
france in It's room a pamphlet which has Just
apnenTedln Paris, entitled "a letter 10 The Elm
petot on tile Eastern Questions" is suspected Of
having been inspired ny Government suggestion.
II argues tie case viii SOME ability.
The Obsequies Of Ma;slolSi AInaud were cele
brolsd OH the 18Th, with great ponp The gaIfp
son Of PATS aud Tue Imperial Guard formed the
procession. HfahN.fHGl
Babes, the red republic n, mas refused the act
OF olemency granted 10 him by The BmperoT,-
Batbes says that IL the Authonties do moi Te-nHesl
him withintwo days he will retGe into voluntary
exile--inlO England. aIgad 500.
THE CORN TRADE. fL't' li
[Prom the Mark Lane Express october 49,
lG volume were TO be wultsn 10 show The I'M
certainty Oflhe tTade it would DO impossible 10
illustrate il mole fully than may lie done 10y look.
ing back at what has taken place nthis depart
inent OF business during the last three or four
months. Some lime reyiOus 10 harvest it was
regarded az foTegons conclusion that tile yi=ld
would be abundant, and that WE were about to
have q season OF low prices. This conviction took
20 strong hold Of all patlies engaged in the trade,
that the only thing thought OF was TO get out OF
stocks with The lest possible lossi oil were anS-
ous 10 sell aud uone were disposed 10 buy.
This state Of things soon began 10 tell on pTicesi
and so soon Ds good supplies OF new came for
wuhl we had lailing markets day by day, until