Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
TEL EGR PHO NEWS
~ By the National Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lLY INT L1GENcFR
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

New YoEK. Feb 9.-The Pacific arrived 10 day
at O clock, with Liverpool dates to the 2oth.
Sales OF cotton for last three days amount to ~
DUO bales. Orleans fair 81, middling 81; Uupiand
talr 6, m,ddling 81; demand moderate and prices
declined l..
Flour. Western Canal AIS, Ohio AS. Cora,
yellow 49s, white sos. " bite wheat lbs I'D.
| Consuls have declined to 80. -
The latest news by telegraph from London, is
to Jan. 25th. The Times Paris Correspondent
writes that the Emperor o, Russiu,s reply, though
not couched in very strong Language and demands
ing plantations, yet was of such character as 10
leave but little hope of any change in the Emper-
or's mind.
II is said that the popular excitement at st. Pc
tersburg is INDISPENSABLE, and the French Govern
ment anticipates an explosion of such kind will
take place, as shall force the Emperor to make a
formal declaration OF war, before even his plans
are arranged.
1t is believed that from len TO fifteen thousand
Russians have crossed the Danube.
1t is Iuinored that dispatch has been received
from ST. Petersburg announcing The resignation OF
| NeSSelrode, and its acceptance by the Emperor
| The clipper ship Red Jacket arrived at MerSey
on "Wednesday, III ID days from New York. The
AiLca arrived out on Monday evening. The ship
Antarctic brings the rescued passengers from The
wrecked San Francisco. The splendid new iron
emlgrant ship Tayleur, from Liverpool on the 18TH
for Melbourne, struck aud sunk i'll Dublin Bay =
Four hundred lives lost. st..''
The news may be thus briefly summed up. No
for attack, but further battles reported, either
on the Danube or i'll ASA. The allied fleets we re
last seen STEERING for Batown, with a fair wind
The Russian fleet was also at sea. -.
The very latest accounts received on the morn
ing of the Paciic's sailing say on the authority oil
the Times, that the Gar mad not proceeded TO es-
IRENE measures learning oil the entry of the al
lied fleet into the Back Sea.
The Cars final reply TO the nute of the Powers
will be contemplious refusal. Ano.e was also
received at Vienna referring Turkey TO G9rtscha-
aoff for further particulars, and asserting positive.
ly that he will not give up one 10, OF Menschikor' IS
| first demands. ..ss.. .s ~
The English people, seeing that war is inevita-
BILE. appear TO have made up their minds 10 the ne
| cesslty, and quietly acceptit. -
Breadstuffs have further advanced. Is on -four
3a6d on wheat, aud 1a2s on corn, is generally de-
manded, but transact ons at til. Sc rutes are unm
pottamt. Richardson & Bros. report that prime
qualities of Baltimore aud Philadelphia realized
AS 6da45s. Robt. Maxim gives prices current Of
| American wheat, white IFS l0dal3s Cd, mixed and
red Us Cd. Western Canal flour 43s 6da44s,
Philadelphia and Baltimore 44sa45s, aud Ohio aud
New Orleans 44a45s. White corn 49a52s, yellow
5Ou5Is.
McHenry reports bacon in good demand at de
cline OF 1sa2s In beef and pork buyers are re-
sisling the high prices Lard steady at iull rates.