Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-29
ARRIVAL on THE srEAM r. AFRlc4

NV YoRK, sMsrch 2s.-The steamer Africa
from Liverpool arrived to- day at half past s o.
teresting. - a ~ p :. is - iil i5i7'
The statement ofthe capture of Kalafat by the
Rnssians is an atIocions falsehood totally unfuun
ded. There has been no fighting worth notice
on the Danube or in Asia, IN -
The London Dolly News, says without date,
that the Czar has sentanother proposal to Vienna,
which the representatives of the five powers
found inadyisabe and rejected. -,
A messenger with the Ultilnatum q France and
England 10 the Gear, left Vienna on the 9Th for
st: Petersburg. Prussia, Austria have not signed
this Ultimntum-the Prussia,i and Austrian policy
being defined as mentality for the present and
mediation for The future ~
LlyERPooL=-ln cotton during The week, trans
actois have been. below an average, and the Man
chester demands being dull buyers had the ad yan
tase, bull not to greater extent tlian L 18th on
middling, the better and inferior sorts remaining
tolerably steady. The weeks sales amount 10
Al, 800 bales. .ofiwhich 81. 500 were American
Wright, Goudy & Co., quote oIleans fair 81, mid
ding 1916; Upland fair 81, middling 81; Or
binary sia5i. Stock on hand 6l3, 3s7, bales, of
which 326. 81 were American. ils- lss iss - -.
In bread tufts the liberal arrivals and fine wealth
er caused q dulness in the market. Holders are
not generally pressing, but an instant reduction of
I'd and Sd on wheat, and lisa ts.6d on fouriwas ak.
en-, thus loosing the improvemeng of last week, In
dian Corn is steady and unchanged Richardson,
Bros. quot eSwhite american wheat lis Cd and l2s
Sd; Bait. Phila., and Ohio 37s 6la3Ss; yellow
corn d5s, white ass Cd. --,ss,.,5s :lss5a5 ils9si
Gardiner d Co., report beef active anil steady;
pork IN fair demand and tending upwards; bacon
steady; lard dull. 80. .l g &. ~ 80 laal,
American stocks quiet, but steady during the
weex, wilhYlittle clnnge in prices. FEDERAL and
State bonds IN fair demand. Consols closel at
90ia9l.l" ~ % 'el,H 5as r
Barring quotes iron firm. and in good demand.--
Rails fs 5s, common bars SS los. Scotch pig 7Ss,
mixed clyde, including lead, very firm and adj
v'lncing. Copper steady, tin steady with little
doing. u 4.
The first division OF fourteen British ships under
Admiral Charles Napier sail from Portsmouth To-
day ilth for Baltic. II is reported that 5000 Brit
tsh troops will go 10 The Baltic for land service
The nth regiment embarked at Liverpool on the
llth for Turkey. The allied fleets were of Bry-
cas- bay and The bulk OF the Russian fieetis at Sc.
bastopol with soe ships al Secankal; both fleets
had cruisers in the Black Sea. The Russian Bal
tic fleet is pushing through ice TO Socaberg. The
Greek instructions have subsidized. -17As .,as
VIENNA slh.-ltis reported that the Russians
are withdrawing from Kalafat. ArcLduke Alder
will be commander in chief Of tlie AuStrans on
the South east, IN frontier. NJ ast or ~
/, 9th.-Prince Paskewitsch is appointed General
in chief OF the Russian army ofthe Danube.
MALTA, 5th.-The first division OF the expedi.
tionaGy army arrived here. i. fsFo5sr. .t.E
LONDON, aI0th.--The Queen, yesterday issued q
proclamation against British subjects engaging in
foreign service, OF fitting out vessels for watlike
purposes without special license. .au
sCoNSrANriNoPLE 26lh.-'rhe Pacha of Galata
had been deposej, at the instance of Austrian in
ternuncio. Samas intended to declare bcrinde-
pendenceif the French SHIPS OF war had been sent
there. ,ss ~ -.,., !. a-s 10
A dispatch 70 the Morning Chronicle OF the l0tl
from Athens, states that the Greek inspHsction is
extending to MeSsaly. D.
VI Gen. Kanyas has joined Il e insurgents.
The city of Arta has been taken by assault and
the Tanks beaten i'll several encounters. Pervisa
still holds out. 91 "a
The Africa brought s5 passengers.
Lord John Russell was quite i'll, being unable
TO attend TO his duties in the House on Friday. The
House adjourned ill Monday. .-
The latest dispatches from Paris fully confirm
the news respecting The attitude assumed by Prus'
10 and Austria on the eastern question. Ausiria
expressed her willingness 10 jnn the Westt m pow
erS, but Prussia positively refused, on the ground
that s Russia was not maritime power, she had
but little interest in the matter.
A dispatch from the Austrian Minister, Count
BuoI, was received on Thursday, explanatory Of
The affair; but its language is SAID 10 be reserved!
aud unsatisfactory, and indicative Of change of
policy on the paIi of Austria.
Alvices from Spain stale that Col. Latorre. the
insurgent chief, had been captured near the from
tit and shot.
The holders of the bonds of the Bank of Pen
sacola are invited 20 meet in London 10 la meas
ures for pre'ermg their claims on the U. S. Gov
eminent. g. --.
we landed safely. The ship itself was got OF
the rocks ndtowed INFO Kingston.
The ship Pantheon struck aud sunk near Holy
head OH the night Of The Sth. Eight of the crew
landed. The fat of The others had rot been re.
ported. ~. la.
The French Senate unanim usly voted lean
of $50, 0o0.000fr.
The first division OF troops was 10 leave Toulon
on The goth. biz
Some excitement was caused in commercial cir
Giles by Lord ClarendUn's announcement TO tie
Riga mercha IT'S that all Russian produce, TO whom
soever belonging, and in neutral vessels shall
be n lawful p lie in event of war. i=a