Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-18
FELEGRAPHIC NEWS
: - BY the National Line.
Observation-Disclosures
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARCTIC.

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New YoRk, April THE Arctic arrived here
to-day with dates TO the 5tl.
LIyERPocL.-Cotton, McHenry and others re-
port less dependency in the general tone of the
market, ndprices rather steader without any in
crease III the business. Sales in three days IA 600
oales; 1000 OH specnlations. aud 1000 for ex port
Market closed steady. but very tamely. Fair Or.
| leans 3S. middins ST.. Fair Upland st, mid
ding SIG.
Richardson Bros report wheat advanced I'd. and
aout Cd, since FRIDAY the 3lst. Indian Corn has
| receded Sd, but has recovered. Wheat is in fair
demand, white Ills 9dal2s, red mixed llsal ls6d-
Flour is mostly in consumpt've-lemand, Western
Cara 39a40s. Phiia., Bait, and Ohio 46s. Com
40a4ls.
Observation-Disclosures reports free arrivals Of bag
con, and concessions OF. from 10 2s made 10 ef-
feet sales. Beet aud pork ,lult s3
LoNpoN--Scotch pig iron 7Ss. Spelter Egg 5sa
! e23 los. '.'sI50.5. :
Consols closed on the 4lh at So g. sas6a FOR mon.
| ey and account. = gN gar
LATEST ny Observation-Disclosures has teen Ia
ken by the Russians. No details. The Russians
have also taken strong possession of Bobatiough b.
aud are thus masters Of upper Uobrudscha.
tits reported that 1sakchi was taken by the
Russians on the 9th, Four thousand Russians
were reported to haveleft Sebastopol in FIVE yes
Seis' 10 AID IN Gotschakoh's operations beyond the
Danube.
The Turks are throwing reinfurcements into vi
| emma, and the British feet is coursng off that
coast. The Russian movements have changed the
| of moer Island. Eizsfl
The Baltic ptrtton of the Russian feet is FRO.
zen i'll at Revel. ag5f H. et'l
The Russian loss at Turtukai, is led at be-
tween 1000 and 2, 500 men,
II is stated that Omer Pacha had ANTICIPATED the
Russians advances into Dobondg, and that the
Ottoman force there was falling back accordingly
upon Fraganswals which is well fortified, " here
the Russians will b1ve 10 encounter about $4,000
Turks. y
The Agran Gazette states that couTis from ST
Petersburg has arrived, bringing positive orders for
the Montenegroans to attack the Turkish province
of Hergozoyna.
AIvices from Olessu of the 25th say the entire.
Russian fleet has left Sebasiopol, for the purpose
1t is believed, OF attacking Varna. ="
The ship FlaQia Giovia, from Antwerp ostensi-
bly, for the Mediterranean, was captured and
brought 10 the Downs, loaded with arms for the
Greek insuIrecton.rp-
The Russians hive ga,risoned Oesel Island will,
1000 men. surprising it TO be The FIRST point OF
Napiers attack.
Troops are now leaving England to go direct 10
Constantinople without stopping at Malta.
Adyices from Trieste report that the Russians are
concentrating force at Asker. '7 So
1t is positively asserted that the Russians have
landed 1000 men fIom sSebastopol, aud seized the
large island OF Denavey, below Tultchi; also the
Russian ieet threatens an attack on Varna.
1--WE ask the indulgence of our readers for the
many errors in the above report, the telegraph act
ing so badly, probably on account Of the storm,
our greatest ingenuityI
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1854.
Simultaneous petitions against the Ne
hraska bill were presented. s.
Mr.. Butler presented a bill TO enlarge the Judi
cial system Of the U. S., which was made the or
der of The day for the 1st-of May.
The Senate then went into executive session. q.
Mr.. Walbridgs asked, but did not obtain ltavt
10 submit a resolution declatatory of our maratme
rights against European interference this cont=
nent. -...-.--,.. .......-r.
On motion of Mr.. Roberts, the rules were sus.
pended, and the committee ofways and means
ported substitute for The Senate bill increasing
the pay of the clerks in the departments. He
wished the bill put ITS passnge AFTER struggle
the bill was rejected; it merely proposes 10 raise
the salary of the first class clerks from 900 10 100
dollars. The original bill was ordered 10 be
crossed for third reading.
NEW YORK MARKET.
APRIL IT.-Floul, prices sitter, not quotably
higher than 7,37 to s,s4: Wheat, prices sitter,
not quoably higher. Corn, rices sitter, not quo
taby higher than 80 10 So. Whisky, prison 27A.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrsBuRGn, Apil H. River feet rising.
Weather damp and cloudy. Considerable Sc
may be anticipated, about two feet of snow fell
yesterday, and is melting rapidly,
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