Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-02

ton made by ROebnck lot a cenSure of the Gov
eminent, which sustains the PalmeTston Ministry
The motion was defeated bya majority of 100.
The latestlrenort from L 5ndon mention rumor
3 that Lord John Russell was 10 be succeeded by
Sir Vim. Molesworth as Colonial Secretary.
Liverpool, July 20.-Phe sales ofcotion for the
week was 46 600 bales, including 1000 on specu-
lIation and 1900 for export. On Friday The sales
were 1000 tales. The market had been depress-
ed ny advces from the United States, hut had re-
covered and closed steady at former quotations.
The weather had been favorable for crops.
The market for bteadstufS generally unchanged,
except for corn, which had had declined about 3s
Provision markets had been dull, and unchanged
as to rates except lard which had declined
The London bEeadStuts maSketB were unchang.
ed.
Railroad securities maintained at former rates.
Consols quoted at SO.
The most important event OF the week has bean
The rejection by Parliament of Mr.. Roebuck's mo-
hon OF cenSure upon the government.
There was majority CT 100 against the motion,
ElIves.
The last dispatch from London prior TO the
sailing Of the Asia, mentions, as rumor that Sir
Mm. MoleSworth will succeed Lord ]. Russell as
Colonial Secretary.
Before SebosIopol there is nothing OF impol-
lance except formidable preparations for assault
on Ma'akof and two or three snail SOTtIes, which
were repulSed.
l az ! uthS duu OuLullIlduS Edu IeluIU6u
Baida TO Balakaya, where another secret expedl-
ton is preparing, perhaps for Odessa.
The Turks are beSeglng KarS, and in Asia they
are hard pressed.
Denmark refuses TO abolish the Sound dues.
The general aspect ofthe war is not encoura-
glng TO the allies. There have been however
some slight successes.
Three successful SoIties were made upon the
French lines from Malakof tower on the hight or
the 18th, and all repulsed.
Another sortie was made against the English on
the same night, which was also repulEed.
On the night of the 18th soIlie, was made from
the batteries of Careeniug bay, which was vignr-
OuSlY repulSed. Russian ships ere beginning to
suffer from French batteries at Quarantine bay.
The report that GortSchekoff has received large
reinforeements is fully confirmed.
A Black Sea expedition is being fitted out, but
its destination is yetunknown. Ii is supposed to be
against Odessa, for the relief of the Turks, who
are hard pressed.
Another large detachment had advanced upon
Knla.
The Turks at Batoan were hard pressed, the
Russians having brought their siege guns along
with them.
The Russians hold the roads to Enseerount. in
the PrincipalitieS.
The Austrian forces still continue to be re-
duced.
In the Baltic the British fleet was reconnoitre-
ing the approaches 10 Abo.
The Russian official Journal of July 3rd, COM
tplains that English boats, under flag of truce,
entered the harbor of Kaumas and pIunLered the
Shipping until driven off by sharp FIRE from the
shore.
England-It is reported that Sir Benz. Hall will
be appointed Commissioner of Public WORKS, and
Sir John Shelley President of the Board Of Health.
France.-Advices from France wholly I'M
important.
Ma2zini publishes letter in the G eneva papers
warning Italians against Bonapartist inrlgues.
Germany-Th9 Government of Austria has adj
dressed circular to the German Diet strongly ia
vorlng peace, aud threatening to hold the PIinci-
pa4ities while hoStilites continue. She asks
moreover the German Confederation to muintan
its present attitude. The Diet replied that cir
cumstanceS do not call for fresh measures, and it
does not contemplate extending its obligations or
engagements.
Most ofthe small German States are preparing
10 diSarm.
The resignation of the Hanoverian Cabinet is
hourly expected.
Discussions are said to still exist between the
Car and Constantine. 1t is reported that the
Prince OF Prussia is about 10 set out forS Peters.
burg, TO act as mediator.
Don EScalente has been appointed Minister 10
Washington.
The rupture between Rome and Spain is COM
plete, IN consequence of the passage of tn church
property bill. The PnpaI Charge demanded his
passports.
The Black Warrior dispute had been definitely
settled by an allowance of an indemnity of one
million calls.
"A general of the Carlist army had been shot at
Garonne.
Several inspuectonory skimishes occurred at
BurgoS.
treaty with The Dominican republic was sane.
toned by the CorteS.
Italy.-rhe allied powers have expressed their
formal disapprobation of the attempted insurrec-
ton at NIodena.
Numerous Arrests were made at spszzia, Tenaio.
The French garrisons IN Rome have been rein
forced.
CMMERcIAL:-.B readstufTs.--Brown, Shirley
u Go. quote. wheat and flour unchanged and
market for breadstufS generally closed steady.
Corn declined IS and closed steady.
Quotations Of brokers circular is different from
others, and quotes whea as advanced I'd and flour
is advanced. White Wheat lbs. Weather favor
able for c:ops.
Provisions-Richardson, Spencer & Co.'S. cir
cular quotes provisions generally unchanged and
market closed dull.
Lard declined, and is quoted at 54s, but buyers
demand reduction.
Beef and Pork dull with but little speculative
demand and closing steady.
Lard declined; sales OF the week so tons.
LONDON MARKETS, July 2O.-Baring Bros. &
Co., quote London markets generally Stesdy.
Sugar firm at slight advance; Coffee also firm
BreadstWfs generally unchanged and market
closed steady.
lion firm. Welsh bar 81l.,S 10sat5s on ship
board. Welsh rails 7G, los on ship board.
Scotch iron trifslower. TIE last sales for as
sorted number, on the Clyde, were at Ills.
London Money Market. July 20.-Money mar
ket easier. GonsoIs for money quoted at 81.
Bullion in Bank of England decreased RI55, 900.
American State and city securities neglected,
but the market for railroad bonds and stocks is
steady and rates unchanged.
Lntest-Liverpool 2lst, P. M.-Markets to-
day have been steady, and prices unchanged.
BreadstufTs firm.
FROM MEXICO.
BALTIMORE, Aug. New Orleans papers OF
Thursday received, which give details Of a month
later from Mexico. The principal item is prop
ostion Of Santa Anna to grant constitution or an