Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
FOREIGN NRws.
ARRIVAL OF pHE AMERIG.

6as, AHddling SIS, fair Uplands 6ls, midding
| 6ls. - st49
Mlliigan quotes -four, Ohio SIS Sd, Western ca.
nal sss. Corn, yellow a Id white 39s. Other cir
cnlats quote as low as 36s for -four. s,..
Richardson quotes, wheat declined IS Sd. flour
IS corn la2s. Provisions generally firm and un.
changed.
Denniston reports steamers news as having ia.
votapie elect on provisions, prices stiff. large
business doing. Cotton, active demand, Hold
ets meeting It freely, but not pressing sales.--
Sales or'ihe week 60,225 including $4,000 Ameli-
can. Sales to speculators $500, expofters $500,
Sales on Friday $4,000 including 5000 for export
and speculation. Orleans fair 81, middling 81,
Mobile fair 81, closing firm with upward tendency.
Stock exclusive OF shpbonrd $4,000 bules n
Richardson AMI Brother quote Weather favorable
IN England and France for agricultural purposes
Breadstuf considerably lower in prce.s Wheat
declined 3a6d. -Four declined 2s. Corn declined
| Is, holders rather pressing oil, the market.
Gardiner reports beef transactions small but pr-
ceS firm. Pork market firm. Pork unchanged in
| price with moderate business dcins. Ss3
News received That the Turks have beaten the
Russans, forcing them 10 retteat across the DAN
lube, and destroyed the seige works of Silestra..-
they consider this victory will change the face OF
the compaign.
conspiracy 10 assnssinate Napoleon was dis
covered in South France. One hundred and fifty
arrests weIe made.
The complicated negotiation continues.
I The papers announce that on The 18th ult., Pas
kiertch received orders from ST. Petersburg 10 re-
turn beyond Pruth. .f
The Paris Monteur of the 18th announce that
the turks made Tremendous sorte iUm Sllistria,
and attacked the Russians with great fury. Gen.
Scheldcrs received wound in the left leg render
ing .amppiation necessary.
PtLce GortSchikoff had recovered from his con.
fusion. aT5s 55eallI
{ i The Russians had sprung three mines before
Silistria. but without doing any damage, aud were
prepared 10 make breach on Silisiria, when they
were attacked OH three sides by the Turks, and
fearful Slaughter enSued and the Russians fled. x
The Turkish brigade from Shun!a succeeded in
enterins Sillsria OH the 18th.
The Russians were employed in removing their
dead on the 4th and 5th. 81
Three Russian &c eralswere wounded.
The Garrison Of Rutchak went over 10 the Is
land of MGkan and destroyed all tile Russian
works there:
Gen. Gratenhem's division is said to have de-
teated two Turkish biigades with 5000 cavalry
| and 40gqns.
The Turks have driven the Russians out of Tar
turkey, which they occupied with strong garri-
son. oGeu. Luders was amongst The wounded at
Sill stia.
II is said much disunion exists among the Rus
sian Generals at headquarters, plobably induced
| by Ill success.
Austria's summons that Russian should evacu-
| ate the Ptincipalities is laid to have caused u
natural irritation at ST. Peterspurs, and answers
4 under dlscussiott.
Prince Paskiewitch, who was on the road to
IasSey, is said TO have been ordered To return 10
lake Silistria al any cost. ~ 81
Adyices. from rnrn state that Judge Gabby.
who was, changed with prelnina,ies to enquite
INTO the case olparties charged with the assassi.
nation OF The Duke of POrma, was mortaly
wounded in the streets of Parma on the 18th OF
June.
Advces from Madrid to the 10Th, say that Gen.
| s. Orlando and MisSena, were arrested on the
change of hhtboring Gen o'Donnell. Messina
escaped and O.lan, was sent 10 Calico.
Dispatches from Vienna state tIrat lie conven-
zion was concluded at ConStanlinnple between
Austria and the Porte, relative 10 the Danubian
Pnncipaliues. Tie conditions being, if Russia
voIun rIy retires, the Austrian troops will enter
the Principalities and form defence between
Russia and TURKEY; if Russia refuses 10 retire,
Aus!ria Will take such steps as appear necessary
oinsure Ter doing so.
The Russians were surprised and beaten by The
CircasianS.
The latest telegraph dispatches ate that ~ the
conference OF TeSchein ii was decided that Prussia
would not formally declare war on Russia, but
place portion of tile PrusSian army under the
orders Of the Emperor Of Austria. Id. sE
ten. DuInsnderbey has succeeded 10 the cniel
command the Austrian forces on the Danube,
IN consequence of the wounds received by GEN
LudeTs, who had lis jaw carried away by can
non ball. e 4
A telegraph dispatch says an English feet OF
upwar IS OF 40 vessels were signaltd off Cron.
stadd at Silistria. ,zz-s.y -
Gortscialkeuff was severely wounded and Gen.
|
were KILLED The carnage among the Russians
was dreadful, tiny rrtited, Fighting, across the
DanIbe. Pursuing theiS advantage, The TURKS
crossed an arm of th river, seized the lsleof Hope
an IHewnp the Russian seige works thereon. The
Turks then erecttd temporary batteries on the
\ bank OF the river befre the north face OF the
fortress Of The Russian battalions. The enemy
reiterated IN good order the river, destroying
| their bridges. The Russians al the latest dates
were III the vicinity of KnlaraSich waiting rein
| folcements and orders. Victory gained entirely by
the Turks. The whole plan OF operations must
now be altered. IL is sutnised that PaskiewitclI
will del the whole Russian io,ces to ia back on
JasSy. EIe this the Russians probably have rsiin-
pushed IL the positions on the left side of the
danube, excepting forts Horssova, Matschn, and
Nosakalsclin. "a $3.50 a,N s-4
| 5000 Turks occupied Turtukia OK
! us reported, but doubled, the Turkish Carl
son al Rulschuck crossed to Guerseyo and killed
400 Russians and took guns.
| ,AdmifaS Dundas and Hamein issued a circular
announcing the close. by blockade, of the mouth
| of the Danube.
Most of the feet cruising off Sebastopol. Six OF
eight ships at Varna assisting to convey troops 10
English ships The Albin and Vulture lille
landing lou men al Kalya were attacked aud
dtivea back with the 'oss of three officers and
three seamen killed, and two officers and fourteen
ssamen wounded, ard twenty y 1--WE taken prisoners
| Napier Sent four ships against the place. (
AN the Russian pilots have been sent into the
| Inferior.
Inc bfltlsn meet under Admiral p umrdge, took
possession OF FOrhia unopposed. 1t is to be forti.
tilted as a station for English troops.
We have Greek advlces from Mlssolonghi 10 the
! l4th June. 5sss-fsf-
The instruction Is totally extinctin Epirus, bu,
some Turkish have been sent 10 ThessaIy, where
the insurgents refuse 10 submit. 60
The Y. S. lrigates Cumberland and Saranak were
| at the PeraeiiS.
There rs leport current that the Russians had
again made peace oyertures through Austria, but
me le rms are SAID 10 he the immediate retirement
from Turkey. 1t can scarcely be regarded as Re.
liable. ~
rumor is again aloat in the English paper.
that The Czarwas 10 abdicate. He is iikewise re-
potietlto be sick go
1t IS stated that Napoleon has rumated to ths
Austrian government that France will interfere /,
prevent any revolutionary movement in tile Ring
dom of Hungary. & (