Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-08
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AS

| ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
HALIFAX, Nov. THE steamship ASH, from
Liverpool, with dates tothe 9th has arrived.
Liverpool, Oct 26lh -Brown, Simply & Co.
quote Cotton dull at a decline forthe week OF ia
Id. Sales of the week $4,000 bales of which 4, SIC
for speculaorS ard exporters, sales of to-day
| Friday, 5000 bales. N. o. far 6 ) Sc, Upland
sar SD, MiLding 81.
Wheat dull anu 3D. lower. Flour closed dull a,
a decline Of Is, PhtEa. and Bait 43a43s6d Ohio "A
6da45s. Corn advanced Cd and closed steady
mixed ABS.
Brown, Shipley & Co quote white wheat at lbs
2dal2$9I, red lls0dal2s.
Provisions quoted by Richardson, Spence & Co
generally unchanged. Lard is quoted at Cos, but
none offering.
Beef dull and unchanged. Pork steady. Bacon
also ST eady. Cheese trAe lower. Linseed. Gil is
Steady at 43s.
London Produce Market, Oct 25-Ba1ing Bros
& Co., quote sugar as advanced IsnIS ed, markct
closing with an active demand Coffee trifle lower
BFeadstuhs generally unchanged and quiet
Flour 42n46s. Rye cnset' dull ans. lower. Lard
dull, western quoted al CTS.
London Money Market, Oct. 26.-NIarket Who'll.
| ly unchanged. ConSoS for money at IS.
Amount Of bullion in the Bank OF England de-
creased E500,0O0
The Asia reports the steamer North Star of
Southampton on The evening Of The 26th.
Ii is reported that the Russians had blown mp
Fort Nicholas aid otLer Notifications at OlScLa
koT. Es
Advices from Srbastopo show that the Allies
are advancing in strong force, and that the Rus
SLAMS are falling back in good order upon their fo
titled positions.
The allies were close upon the Russian posi-.
ton at ABBOT, where it is thought they must make
| a stand, in which case battle is inevitable
The russians on the North side eep up a con-
Stant fife upon SebaSlUpUl, under cover Of which
they were withrawIng their troops and cuncentra-
ting them at PeIikop.
z Russian dispatch dated the 22d says the allies
had marched $4,000 troops from EupatoHa To-
wards TOu!in, but afterward fell back on observ-
ing the Russian lancer on their left.
The English gun boats accommodated the liver
almost up TO NIcOleof.
A late St. Petersburg dispatch says the whole
militia has been ordered to the reinforcement OF the
army Of the South under Gen. Luders.
The Car left NicoleoT Ur EIizabSegood, 100
miles north,
Maj. DelatieId, Major NTordecai, and Capt Nc
Leilan, American officers, had arrived in the al
lied cnmy.
The allied troops officially reported in the Cri-
mea, including the sick. amounted 10 about 2IO,.
zoo men.
The attitude of Sweden is regarded at ST. Pc
erSburgh with much uneasineSs.
The English fleet was ear Nargen, preparing to
leave. The gun boats at the E.slnore had been
ordered 10 England
The reported Russian disaster at Kars is con-
frmed, but somewhat modified. The russian loss
IS reported at 1000. Two Turkish IetIoubiS were
lost AMI re taken times. Tie Hungarian Gcme-
raj, Kemierty, commanded The Turks. 1t is said
the russians cannot continue lie siege.
The Russians Lave fortified all the passes lead.
ing to 'reliS