Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, April 1.-THE Cunard steamer
Cambria arrived here this morning at o'clock,
and sailed hence again for Boston at 10 o'clock.
She brings Liverpool dates to Saturday, March
10th.
TheStcamer America arrived out on the 26th,
and the Baltic on the 2Sth.
The Peace Conference met again on the 9th.
The deliberations are said to be of an important
character. 1t was confidently believed that n
treaty of peace would be signed on the29th (the
day the Cambria sailed
Napoleon had expected that the final settle
ment of the difficulties would have taken place
sooner, and had ordered the guns ofthe InvaIills
to announce the conclusion of peace at the same
timea Ts Deunl was celebrated for the birth of
the Prince of Algiers, hut Prussia's claim to the
same footing of the other powers, which was
earnestly resisted by Lord Clarendon, caused
delay. Lord Clarendon prevailed, and it was
arranged that the allies shall sign one protocol
and that the second protocol shall be drawn to
be signed by the allies and Prussia Jointly
The London Times dislike the demonstration
in favor ofPeace and intimates that the people of
England will be discontented with the terms.
The armisticc is not formerly prolonged but
Geographic dispatches have been sent not to re-
new hOstlitieS without express orders.
Advices from the Crimea to the 18th ult.,
state that the health of the French army had i'm
proved.
Several conhagrations had occurred at Eupa-
toria.
Omar Pacha had long interview lately with
the Turkish Ministry. He determines to resign
dissatisfaction is notaccorded to hinE
ENGLAND
The interest lately excited in regard to the
difficulties with the United States has almost
became extinct
FRANCE.
The crew of the Russian frigate Diana, cap
tured insthc China seas, had arrived in France
a grand review of 100000 men in Paris has
been arranged to celebrate the signing of the
treaty of peace.
Napoleon has determined to send an extensive
expedition to COLOMBO Madagascar, which Eng
land dislikes.
The American Mediterranean squadron re-
manned at Genoa at the latest accounts
The Assembly of Hamburg had rejected the
project for new constitution to be drawn up by
the Germanic Diet
AUSTRIA.
The differences between Austria and Rome
had been mutually arranged.
The Cambria passed the Africa, on the 4th
inst, off Cape Clear.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening, March 2S.-Cot-
ton-saIes since Saturday IS, 900 bales Ordi-
nary qualities quiet-better qualities steady and
unchanged; Orleans mlddling 5 rs; fair ST.;
Upland mildIing5 1916; air6 Ia. Sales for
export q, 500 bales-Sales to Spectators 800
BreaGiStuffS-The market for breadStuff slight
" declined during the week, but no change oc-
Cured subsequent to the sailing of the Wash
inston. The decline in -four has has been in
consequence of the large arrivals of 3Iediterra-
mean wheat There was but little speculative
demand for fine qualities of -four. Good -four
was in fair demand, and inferior was difficult of
sale. Baltimore flour S5s.aS6s., Western Canal
27s. 6d.a39s.
Wheat-The market is steady and pricesare
unchanged. Inferior has declined 2daSd. for
the week Fine Wheat is totally unchanged
White 1Os.a11s.; red 9s.6da1Os-
Corn is quoted at 30sa3Os. Cd.
ProvisionS.-Beefisd dull in consequence ofhea-
Wy arrivals. Ordinary qualitica have declined
2saSS Better qualities are firm. Pork is steady
and prices unchanged. The stock in port is
small with more buyers than sellers. Lard is
steady at 55Sa55s. Cd.
Tailow-American is unsettled; sales at SOS
y. Prodnce.-Linseed Oil is steady at 34s a33s.
Rice'fs steady at 22s 6da24s. Spirits Turpen-
tine is qtlEst at 34s.a35s. Crude is quiet Tar
is quiet at It's. Resin As 9dass
LONDON MARKEv.-Linseed Oil is steady and
prices are unchanged at 34s. Tallow is dull at
47s- Sugar has advanced 6da11d- Coffee is
quiet
4IoxRx MARKEr-The market is more string
cnt Gonsols closed at S9Ea90. American stocks
are steady and prices are unchanged. The bull
lion In the Bank has decreased ESQ, 600.
HAyRE Markets, March 25.=Breadstuff have
slightly declined, and the market is unsettled.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour Is quoted at
39fat2f Zoe. Provisions have slightly declined.
-4s<1sSp-4--
FATAL AccIpENE Rev. Mr.. Jago, a catholic
clergyman, of LanbeTtyiIle, y. J., was killed in
attempting 70 jump from the down train as it ap-
preached the LanlbeTtyiIle station, a few days