Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-18

at Halifax yesterday afternoon. with dstes 10 the
Alb inst. Ess,f ~.
tGoMMERciAL.--Saleso of cotton for the week 49,
9go bales Miliigan quotes Orleans fair u, mid
sellers than. buyers. Western Canal Flour, 42s
good Ohio 4S. y Corn. Western, yellow so, Vest
904 49, =, .
LryEnroor, Feb. 4th.--:rhe breadstuffs market
has been heavy sincethe last report butimproveti
at the close, yet the week all qualities slightly
declined, on flourlsson wheat ID. The corn mar
ketis fr,n.1 Richardson quotes white wheatI2s,
6da1Ss; Western canal flour 42a42s Cd, baltimore,
Philadelphia and Ohio ass, extra ass Sd. Pow,
SionS are unchanged, ss.5E, a., ~ .5.s., = lFS'
Bell q Co., report transactions large in United
States and State stocks and the market firm with
an upward tendency. -, = ~ ~. q .
GENERAL NEws.-.All the allied fleets have re !
turned and anchored in Bercos Bay, causing much.
establishment. 80 tt e, @ fi
Commodore Quesseday has been appointed Ma
val Commander al Havana. i .5.q,;s1 80 t,sl 4
The Queen delivered her speechl in uerson on
the 3lst aud was much cheerrd on her way 10 the
House Prince Albert was occasionally hissed.-
The House was unusually full. The members. OF
The American delegation were not present. The
Queen alluded to the Eastern difficulies in terms
OF regret, but says that her exertons, in conjunc-
ton with her allies, nvor of amicabe settle
ment, would still be persevered in; still she thinks
II requisite to make further augmentation If the
naval and military forces, with view Of more eff
The revenue of the past year, she says, has been
more than The expenses of the government, and re-
lers tothe bill ordered to- be framed for opening
The coaSting itradeof the Kingdom to all friendly
nations, and looks forward with satisfaction on the
removal OF the lastegislative restriction on foreign
shipping. eite7tof % t3aaia -.
A debate ensued on the Eastern question, Tut
nothing was elected excepting That all parties are
now awaiting the Car srepy. aes g1.--3ii D.
The answer OF England and France to the Cars
INQUIRIES reSDectlng entry
III the Black sea, was delivered on the LIST uf Feb
ruary, 10 the Ministers in PARIS and London
Count Olof' S mission TO Vienna, il is said is 10
ask permission for a Russian force 10 pass through
Hungary, II is reported that il Olo fails, the Gar
Will visit Vienna in Person. l.a lai.t s-l5
l. No change OF affairs at Kalafat q
= In Asa. General Gayen was about 10 cross the
frontiers aud attack ,AdrIanople. 1zl -. fs-l s55s
An unfavOrablc reply had been giveuin writing
10 the Czar'S enquiry respecting the allied fleets,
and the departure of the RuSsiun Ministers from
London anu Paris was hourly looked for.
twas reported that orters had been sent 10 the
French anu British Ambassadors 10 withdraw from
st. Petersburg. lef4 = ~! + - ~, .f - 1,,ss5
France will send eighty thousand mento Tur-l
key, England sends ten thousand men, and pays
half the total expenses of both armies.
a Funds are quiet and not much depressed. Eve :
rything now depends upon the position taken by
Russia. go so a75 < sE7lss ~ ( lali
1t is reported that Austria and Prussia will CO.
operate with france and England. 1t is doubted.
Prince Napoleon had been sent to Belgium to
impress on the King the necessity Of acting firmly
with the allies, as Belgium cannot remain neutral
without mourning the dIsp ieasure of France. The
Prince also goes OH similar missions to the differ
"snt German Courts. e.
b The Swedish people had promptly granted sup
plies to put the country in complete state of de-
tence. q --a'h 49, ,aataiiF 5tatatrt, f5
Count Orof's interview with the Emperor Of
Austria rief, and, 1t is reported, unsatisiacto
ny. The people favor the western alliance.
NJ hayt a.
report the condition of the Turkish army on the
Danube, pronounces it capable of keeping the
Ru ssans in check for long time, but that tits de-
ticient in cavalry. Two officers had been sent to
report the yASlatlc forces. s-.1 ~ Z. r.
There are current rumors Of naval engagement
on the Black Sea, with the destruction OF Rus
sian fleet. -
Abortion of the Turkish feet had gone to Egypt
to ship 10000 well trained troops, including reg
1ment OF heavy artillery, and another OF rit1emen
,o The Russian regiments on guard are ordered to
the Baltic provinces on the LIST of March. |
The Russinn vice commander Of Sebastopol has
been cashiered for not preventing the English frg-
ate Retrbution from entering that port. dell, the
English engineer, had been released. -5'zsf
Acouncil held AT the TulllerieS on the 30lh, il is
reported, decided to send $4,000 troops to Turkey,
IN four bodies, under the command OF Generals
Caurobut, Mac Mailorn, Rilissier and Bonsquet.
Revolutionary handbills are posted throughout
Spain. Popular feeling runs strongly against the
Queen. 5sg.sr. $50 s.,s-sti Is.
r. Great uneasness exists throughout all Northern
Italy. Outbreak probable. a new pontifciai de-
cree grants permission 10 import breadstufrs, and
also gives q forced currency 10 Roman Treasury
bonds. ..'''f' 500 ~ -si Hssf 81 .ta7s
Latest accounts from Persia state that English
influence preponderates. .t-st ~. ID. 81, ~
Latest dates from Vienna say the Count Buai
has drawn out declaration Of neutrality, with a
strong leaning towards the views OF the Western
powers, and has given this to Count 0rlotf as his
final answer. i--sf f-at -aatl s.it- 3
orIoff's mission has failed of success. The
Cars pIopoSa $ were to form defensive league
with oil the German powers; aud il the,EWestern
powers attacked any one thereof, Russia would
make common Cause with them, and would not
conclude any perce without consulting their in
ierestS. 4ps 54a y Sc. RI Il,
The German powe rs, through Austria. definitely
refuse. Russia is therefore isolated. The West
ern powers are Immediately to demand an eyacu-
alton of the Princ,pa:ities, and will compel it
forthwith. ~ - - sa' rs sdf.74- b. {
The Russian Minister in London has paid final
formal visit to the Foreign Department.. t..-. +
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