Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-18
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE IN EUROPE
PURIFIER ADVANCE IN BREADsrUFFs.

one of the telegraph meSsengers:l
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE IN EUROPE
PURIFIER ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFS.
NFw YoEK, Jan. I6.-The royal mail steamer
Eurona arrived here this morning with four DAYS
later advices fton Europe. She brings dates frou
Liverpool TO the SlSt ut.
The cotton market closed firm, but without
change in prices-saies of the week AZ, 1000 bales.
Fair Orleans 81; middling do 6a6ld; fair uplandS
81; mddlugs Sd.
The Havre cotton market was steady. Menches-
ter trade unchanged
EireadStunS were firm and advanced-Flour ad.
vanced Cd to is. Canal 37s 6da3SS; Baltimore ana
Philadelphia 3Ss 6da39S Sd per Dbl.
Wheat advanced 10 4d per hushel. Indian
Corn advanced Is per quarter. Provisions were
quiet, without special change-a steady demand.
Groceries steady, Coffee firm. Sugars aud Mo
aSSes quiet. Rice uncha Iged.
Money easier. Consus closed at 9SE.
Naval stores f.m-prices unchanged. Tobacco
in good request, but sales moderale--priceS UNI
changed. Iron continued in active demand at full
rates.
American Stocks were dull.
EASTERN QUEsTIoN.-Eadern affairs unsettled
and warlike, but not much changed i'll general
Political affairs remain pretty much as before, ex-
cept imImation towards peace.
The Friday morning Monteur announces that
according to the latest adviceS from ConStantnople
the DvaI, was in perfect harmony with the repre-
sentativoS Of France, England, Austria aud Prus-
STA as 10 the condition on waich the Porte could
with honor concur i'll the re- establishment oil peace
Private letters from 81. Petersburg IN the 18th
state that the ratification of an offensive and de-
| lenSive treaty, between Persia and Russia, were
exchanged oil the 18th December.
The latest accounts from The Dnnuban Princi-
palillrS state that the mortality amongst the Rus
| sian troop has considerably Increased,
1t was rumOred that Change had taken place
| in the Turkish ministry.
Tie Russians continued 10 prepare for opera
| tUns OF a decidedly aggressive cha acter.
The Port. has consented TO accept the last note
of the Vienna Conference, but II Russia refuse
this Tie four Powers NE expected 10 commence
active hos llIlIeS.
ExuLAND.-A privpte Council was held at Wind
SOr on the 29Ih uEt when Parliament was ordered
tu lie further pIorogurd from The 81 10 lie 3lSt
January.
Letters from Smith o. Brien have been received
in Dublin, dated New Norfolk, Sept. 18Th, Three
days laIer The date OF his reported escape ltoin
| that Place.
Uinat:on for The purpose oil putting down the FreS-
ton SlrIkr.
SpAIx.-The Sp ,nish government had interfered
and sIop;,ed ali uTthe tluelS III the SOule dispute.
Letters from COmstantinopIe dated 18TH state
th1l tie Porte nad just concluded II loan OF thirty
miiliuuS pIuSlrIS with Three lmpOrlan: banking
| houses y! That city
Omar Pasnu and 5 army are in winter quarters
i'll SchuTa.
Usnl r as IA occupies Kalafat with %, 900 NEIL.
| LelteIs IEOm Aleppo of the 18th ut. state that
| the Arl,S Ol lie Desert have raised 5000 nen.-
They also state the Sultan and Shah Of Persia
have dismissed all the English, French, German
and Italian officers serving i'll tneir armies
The Russian army III CaucauSeS had been reln-
forced by 1900 Don Cossacks.
Tile Paris MoutIeuT publishes the decree aoo-
| iShing restrictions raw cotton imported INTO
France from Grea: Britain or the British posses
SIonS III Europe.
Paris louise dull
SwEgDEX AND Dissatisfaction these countries
are III expectation of wS, and are preparing 10 he
in Readiness for emergencies. Active hoStllties
were expected 10 take place in the Baltic III the
coming spring.
| SECOND DESPATCH.
| France and England Continued 10 make warIike
prepara,SOnS.
| Tb-re was rumor that Mr.. Soule had been
killed ia The duel with the Duke of Alba.
| Accounts from Vienna TO December %, stale
that the Russian steamer had set fire to several
Turkish villages by throwing Ted hot balls into
them.
CoXsrANr,xorLE, Dec. l9.-NegotationS for n
peace project had been commenced, nnd the Poite
manifested pacific disposition. The combine"
| fleets were sill nj Tie BeVCUS.
| TIE Russians had made an attempt to Set fire to
the allied fleets III the entrance of The BOSphOruS.
A fire ship sent out for that purpose, Out she
was seen from The forts ana stopped by firing anil
| l=ry INTO h,r.
Tux VEnY LATEST ny THE EURoPA.-LoNDoH,
| Dec. 81, Z. n -OaleS from GonStantlnoP'e IL
the 9Th state that tIubIl Pasha, the broth
erin law, had been nOInn.teI Minister OF the In
lerloi; witch was looked upon US favorable to
| peace.
A.,rr Pal n has been repuset IN Asia, and 25,
OOU TnrSS received orders 10 letutn iIVm Russian
| Armenia.
The allied fleet still remained in the Bcsphorus.
On the 10Th. company Of WalIachian militia
seized The newly appointed officers at Dresden and
Kalafat.
abb Pasha has resigned the commandership III
chief and Achnnur 'asha appointed TO his place