Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-27
VEL EGRAPHIC NEW 81
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
New YonK. April 26-The Arabia arrived at
Halifax yesterday morning.
Flour market firm with an upward tendency,
prices considerably higher, advanced is with
speculative demand, western Canal SIS, straight
baltimore 3SS Cd, good Ohio sos. Wheat, prices
considerably higher, active speculative demand,
advanced TO Cd, white lis 6da12S Sd, mixed los
9da ! is Cd. Corn firm, prices trife higher, ad :
Eanced I'd, western white 3isa32s, western vel low
a nd mixed 3OSa2S. Gardner reports pork unchanged
with moderate demand at previous rates. Bacon
prices considerably lower, dsclned Is. Hams and
shoulders quiet. Lard, prices easier, not quotably
lower than 53sa54s. Talow dull, prices shade
ness at previous rates. Manchester adyices favor
able, but buyers are q shade lower. Money custer.
ConSols for money quoted at S7t.
Affairs on the Danube unchanged. The allied
fleets were at Varna. Napier's fleet suddenly nut
to sea in consequence of the ice having broken up
It's not true that the Prussian minister has been
recalled from London.
The AuStrians are reported as entering Selviu
Turkish territory.
The Glasgow steamer injured in tie Clyde was
discharged.
CorENMAaEH, April Flour steamers under
Adm raj Plumrldze has been detailed from Manners
fleet aud sent 10 the Gulf of lerlana.
The British frigate lmpetiensc chased Russian
corvette into Swearbern.
BERLIN, 9th-l'rince Briefly de Tally proceeds
to London on a special.
BUCHAREST, Chino battle has yet been fought
inSlleSa.
ODESSA. 2j-All the English and French vessels
are ordered out Of port.
ST. PETERSBURG, 6th.-Fhe reserved battalion
las been called out, and reserve battery for each
corps.
MARsEILLEs l4th.--Bruatt will replace Admiral
liamelin in the Black Sea for the purpose OF civ
ing Admiral Dundas the chief command OF the
combined fleet.
General ST. Arnaud is TO have command of the
combined land force.
No Ia Ter authentic news from Turkey.
CoPENnAGEN, 14th-'rhe British frigate Ampyon
Went shore near DralngS. 1t is impossible to get
her off.
HAMpuRo, 14th.-Napicr having received the
report that sixteen Russian ships OF war were on
shore at Helgingfors, was making preparations TO
attack them.
CoRFU, slll-The Greek Instruction was still:in
existence.
Several English and French men of war are on
the coast OF ThesSaly, and have been ordered TO
search all vessels suspected Of having munitions
OF war on board aud 10 seize them when found
guilty.
Pans, Friday-The Bourse showed considera-
BILE tirinnesS TBS and closed "a. Halves S93.
RIo JANEIRo, March l7th.-The Russian lrigate
recently lying in tins port has been offered for sale
Tue Brazilian steamer Ecuador had foundered at
sea.
Austria appears to be more i'll unison with the
Western powers.
Prussia leans more to Russia, though temporiz-
ing with both parties.
April 9th--rhe protocol guaranteeing the integ-
rlty OF the Ottoman Empire signed at Vienna
by the Four Powers, including Prussia; but, 81
multaneously herewith, Prussia introduced into
her alliance treaty with Austria, condition and
limitation which would render the treaty dead
letter, and which Austria consequently refused 10
accept.
All the military arrangements arising out of the
proposed treaty have been referred 10 a commission
presided over by the Prince of Prussia.
Hanover sides with the Western Powers.
All the minor German States, EXCEPT Bavaria,
will support Austria in her efforts to force Russia
10 declare herself, should the subject come before
the Federal Diet.
The Indepe ndence Beige announces positive
ly that treaty OF alliance, offensive, has Just been
y of the treaties growing out OF the present state
Of war.
BALTIC, April 12th.--Admiral Napier left Koge
Bay for Cortland, it being reported that some OF
the Russian ports were open anu Russian squad
ron OF Farce.
II was also reported that three American ships
were somewhere in the Baltic with stores for the
Russians, and an English steamer has been sent in
pursuit oil them.
There is reported 10 be but very little ice in the
Gulf of Finland.
The allied fleets in the Black Sea were near
Varna, and oil the marines were beng landed 10
protect that city.
Admiral Dun.las had ordered all his cruisers TO
take, burn and destroy everything belonging to the
Russians.
The allied fleets we're in communication with
The Turkish land force.
Prince Porskiewitch had just arrived nj Buch-
Arrest on the 5th.
GorLschakon still retained command o: the ar
army, but subject TO PaSkiewtch'S orders.
On the 30th of March n sally was made out of
kaalat and sanguinary encounter of four hours
enSned. The Russians were routed and pursued
for a considerable distance.
The British war steamer Cyclops arrive at Malta
oil the 9TH, bringing important news. The Turks
purpoSely left free passage for the Russians to
HrSovia, then attacked them in the rear, after
hard fight one half OF the Russians were cut to
The Turks had evacuated their fortresses. Also
stated Ono date) that 10000 Russians crossed al
Gulatz without opposition; all accounts however
very confused.
Two English vessels on the Danube, loaded
with grain, was fired into by the Russian batteries,
one sunk.
10000 French troops arrived at Constantinople
OIL the Sd. The declaration of war by France and
England caused great rejoicing at Constantinople.
ST. Petersburg swns Illuminated and lie Diums
sung on the passage of the Danube.
The Greek instruction makes no progress, the
insurgents have been repulsed at several places.
An Austrian note of remonstrance has been for
warded 10 Athens, holding the Greek Government
liable for all mischief rising from insurection.
In Great Britain everything dull dnring the
holidays. PaIiment not in session. Genl. Sir
Richard Armstrong and Admiral Lowe fare both
dead.
Two marine engines for Russia was seized al
Napier's works on the Clyde.
Weather very dry, farmers complaining.
Lord Raglan and staff araved at Paris on the 18th
Napoleon had grand review OH the occasion. The
Duke carried an autograph letter from Victoria 10
Napoleon.
CONGRESSIONAL