Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-06
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| The LonIOn papers have abundant peace ru.
morS. Among them is one that the Russilu Euvoy
| bad had an interview with the Gar, and obtained
his consent that Prussia shall inform lie Western
powers that he Is willing to Treat Tor peace, The
EEumor is considered doubtful II is +ISO Tt por,et
| that Gen. CanrobsIt has conclnseti treaty ill
Sweden, which buds that power TO join the
Western alliance i'll T. spring, aud 10 operate by
land aud The allies, 1t is said, ON their naII
are 10 restore Finland To SXe,Ien. 1t is runoreu
that Denmark Will follow the course taken b,
ISwstlen.
no active Institutes in the Crimea or Asia. II
is rumored however that the AIIies have determin-
ed 10 lombard lie Russian position al ScbostOpoI
The kirg of Sardinia is in Paris,
! Liverpool Clifton Market, Nov. 23.-Cotlou
markets dull al genera decline upUn last wee Is
quVtatlnlS, rs'lzing IN some cases 3-Sd; sales OF
the week $4,000 bales.
! BreastutIs III limited demand al slight decline
| Wheat ID lower. Flour aud Cosn Cd. Provisions
| unchanged.
+ London hloaey Market continues Stringent
COnsu!S So Sag.
Tie difficulty between Greece and The U. s. i,
settled.
The steamship Ariel from n Y. arrived at Havre
on the l9th, and the Hermann reached Southamp-
| ton the same day.
Both the allied and Russian armies in the Cri-
mea are now under cover, but the former are still
apprehenSive Of an attack.
ment of the north side of Sebastopol, is to compel
an evacuation, 50 Linl the allied feer can winter
| in The hnIbUr.
The town of Marioupole, on the north coast al
the Sea oil AZ1l, was tonLarde; "n tue Both Oct.
and set on IRE. In The midst OF the assault the
Austrian merchants boosted their flag over Their
warehouses, when The firing ceased.
/ large allied force had enIbAIken at Eupatt ria
and sailed westward, the destination OF which was
not known.
Asia.-NO Iaterintelligence received from Kars.
Omar PASha'S van guard had reached Oakun.
| The BaltiC--Adnral$ DumdnS and Penatd, with
part of the allied fleet was in tie Bay Of KEEL An
allied SteanerwaS watching Tor AL American elm
per, supposed u be i'll the Baltic with cargo OF
revOverS.
Great Btit1in--The London Post con,radicts
the story in the London Times about Gen. Can.
robeItS treaty with Sweden, and demands ndhe-
sion to the Allies.
The TumOred disposition OF Russia to make III
first advances towards peace is corldereLl un-
founded. It's confidently report. that the Prus
sian envoy TO 81. Petersbursh visited the CZ1r
while at NlcOlaleH, with the view of inducing him
TO recognize certain conditions for peace negotia
tons, md that the Car listened favoraLly. The
PEuSiOn Cabinet made know n the CzaT'S views 10
The Western PowetS, who declared them INSULT
Gent, but Russia aud Prussia are sill proceed
ing. and the Court Of Berlin is making tile great
est effort 10 induce The Gar 10 consent 10 the
terms Of peace.
Henry Laboucherie has Teen appointed Secre-
tary Of COiOnies.
$4,000 Manchester operatives were on a strike,
but behaving peaceabiy.
FRANCE.-rLe Ming of Sardinia had met with
favorable rect ption i'll Paris The Pope's Nuncio
Ing him.
II is reported that the Emperor had invited the
Pope 10 baPtize the expected royal infant.
All the French gun boats aud mortar vessels
were in,ering AT Chetbourg.
rurkey--Lttters from COEstantlnople describe
bad state CT Affairs. Murders and IUbbeEies oc
CURED IN The open streets, and there is an lncrea-
sing fanatciSm against the Christians, ami spe-
pecial!Y agail ST The French. The Allied c. NJ
u andrTS lad called on the Turkish Government Ia
prevent further outrHgeS under threat of taking the
police regulations Of he city into their own hands
Prussia dispatches from B. rim states that the
Russian lean Irom the GeEman capitalists hal been
GJncudrd.
Letters from ST. Petersburg stale that in conse
quence of Ike facilities afforded by post il is be-
lleved that gTeatQuanlitleS of luSred will be eX-
ported overland, ard that general expors alter
Dec. woud be sufficient TO cause raIly in the
rates oil exchange. Great Quantities of sulphur,
SatPere and other conttaGaud a.tces continue 10
be sent over the frontiers from MenaI.
The Gar arrived at ST. PeterSburgh on the 10Th
ut.
SIP acknowledgements Of troops had been sent
10 OaE1gt So " here IuttbeI disturbances weIt aD
prehe nded. The Spanish Governnle nj is reported
10 be unanimous in tavor Of joining The alliance,
but ii IS deferred tor the present..
Denmark-There is god prospect of he Sound
Dues Convention opening al Copenhagen. The
Russian is the only pow CT that proposes sending
SPECIAL envoy; The other Gov, rnuIeEtS according
til II Resident Ambassadors.
--LATEST EY TELEGRAPH.
London, Saturday 24lh.-It is confidently stated
that Lord Pamevstnn has detetmineCs upon the
Immediate dissolution Of Parliament, and that
new Parliament will be called together in Feb'y
Lady Emsilne Stewart Wuytley. died at Beyraul
on the 27;h ut.
Sir Colin Campbell returns To the Crimea at the
end of lis leave OF absence.
Copenhagen, Nov 23,!-Gen. Canrobe1t is tx
pec:td here Tomorrow, 10 remain one week. -.
CoNSrAXTIXoPLE. Nov. l2.--The last accounts
from Asia represent 0mer Pasha as expecting a
battle, Gen. MouriaHiecG having dttach advisor
Of his army, which was making forced marches to
Ku!ar.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, Nov. 23--Brown s. Shpley's circu-
lar quotes cotton market dull, but little LspecuIa-
tive demand, fair quality declined 4a3-sd and low
grades about I'd, sales Of the week $4,000 bales,
including 1000 to spectators, Orleans fair 3.8,
mWdEng 3-Sdi Upland lar 81. miLdIing SAD
American stock in port amounts TO about 100000
bales.
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