Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-09
TELEGRAPHICI NEW 81
By the National Line.
rRLEGRApHEp poRrnE nAlI9lNrKILIGENcfR
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ALPS.

BosroN, March s.-The steamer Alps arrived
here at half past O'Clock this morning. with
Liverpool dates TO the 2Sth ult. The Asia arriv.
ed out on the Goth, the City Of Glasgow on the
same date, and the Atlantic on the 18TH ,1l3i
CoMMERcIAI--Sales OF Cotton at Livernool 70,
The week. amount TO 10000 bales. Orleans fail
81, midding ST; Upland fair 81. middling 81;
with active demand but no change in prices.
Flour, Western Canal 40s; Ohio Ais; Corn,
yellow AIS, white ASS.
In provisions beefis sitter, but not quotably
higher. The bacon market is firm with an up.
ward tendency. Lard is unchanged and in nod
crate demand at previous rates. ~.
ConSolS 9lA. In American stocks a moderate
BUSINESSES doing at unchanged prices. .45
Another circular says the cotton market is firm,
ana prices tritie higher, and middlngs improved
l:l6, with large speculative demand. Flour a
tntie lower, western canal 40s Sd, Ohio 42s.-
What unchanged and active Mt previous rates.
Corn is considerably lower, a decline of 2ss and
no speculative demand. F15a0a9
Brown, Shirley & Co., quote breadstuffs Us
continuing to rise. Wheat advanced 2d, and flour
Cd. Western canal4ls Cd. philadelphia, Balti-
more and Ohio. Ais 6da42s White wheat 12s 10
12s 8, red sl1a1222d. -laf3 t'9f7
:. GEN&RAL NEwS.-The crew ofthe barque Donna
Dea, rom Savannah for Liverpool were picked
up of the coast water. logged. The crew had
been IL days without food or water. Ten, lnclu
ding the master. had died of starvation.
There was terrible gale at Liverpool, but no
causa!itles to the American shipping. .'F q. r
The Cars letter from st. Petersburg arrived iu
Paris on the 18th. Nicholas does not accent the
proposal for The Arrangement of existing difficulties
presented to him. The Mouiteur says this repy
leaves no chance for pacific solution. s. =
Troops are emharking to-day from Liverpool,
Dublin and Southampton. Ships are fitting out
rapidly at all points for the battle fleets. The
French troops are embarking from Africa for Tur-
key. a l-s-- sl2-s sa ls.-7l 4. lS-.,s
There is nothing new from the Danube omer
P5cha is Strengthening Kalatat. The reserve is
n flUa 10 ill.,, N ma,
at LUNA is broken up. The Notifications at Con-
Staatinople are going on. The health of the army
and fleet is excellent.
Six thousand men and "a ships left on the 7th
under an escort of711 English steamers. It was
reported that when the French and English troops
arrive, a measure will be proposed by the Sultan
10 The Divan 10 give the Christians and Moslems
equal civil rights. i5Hn ttf 3ayd .I'f
An important debate took place in the English
Parliament on tile Turkish gu estion, and army and
proclamation forbidding the expectation of arms,
ammunition and marine engines.
a dreadful colliery explosion took place at In
chall- Wygan-100 men were killed. ..ssf. q
The Queen and Lord Chamberlain have notified
Mr.. Buchanan that he may appear at Court in any
costume lie pleaseS. #lre t' p.A's..-r- ~
The King of Naples is attempting TO form a gem
eral Italian league.
War is popular in Russia.
Joseph Surge and deputatioH were still at st.
Petersburg. They had not seen the Car. u
Captain Ingraham having declined banquet,
5000 Genoese Saluted him on water. @
Letters from ST. Petersburg stated that military
preparations are being made on nm immense scale.
Great evaporation was produced at the palace by
thereceipt Of Napoleoms letter. '7 ~ q
LONDON, 22d.-Authentic advices from ST. Pc
terSbnrg state that another warlike manifesto has
been issued. levying nine men per thousand, until
the 18th April. si-, -'1s a-.l ass 80
MARsEILLEs, 19tlL-The latest news from Com
sanlnopie announces that the Russian fleet had
bolnbarded Batoum, but Withdrew without effect
ing much. Rustchuk was bombarded on the NOR
ing of the 10th February. The Turks were taken
10y surprise, and one OF their steamers was much
damaged, and six large vessels and several small
crafts rendered unServiceahle. -als.s- IT, l..aa.
A letter from Paris states that the reply Of the
Gar to Napoleon is long and augmentatve, but at
the same time coucled in terms SO offensive to
Louis Napoleon himself, that it has been decided
not TO publish it. tr- eer.F iu2t la.l
Letters from Constantinople state that legion
of Jews had been formed and placed at the dispo-
sal of the Sultan. az 80 ss.=.aE Sd
Carol Spence, U. S. Minister, arrived at Cen
Stantinople on the ID in the Saranac. On the
anne evening the Hungarian and Italian emgrants
gave him Serenade. -- :tNaEsl r.,
The Soranac and Sevant were 10 proceed short
ly on cruise in the Black Sea, tho irman for the
passage of the Busphorus is already granted.
intelligence had been received in London that
two Russian vessels are cruiZing a 5oun4 Madeiva.
All the Turkish consuls IN Russia have been O.
bliged to give up the exequatur granted to Them.
The Turkish subjects have'b placed nnder The
protection OF Austrian agents.