Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-24
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NV York, April 23.-The steamship Arago
from Havrc and southampton arrived to-day.
General news unimportant
Cotton at Liverpool firm, and moderate busi-
ness doing at previous rates. Sales for tie last
three days prior to the sailing of the Arago were
lis, 900 bales.
Flour-Limitcd business doing and prices
4 of lower grades slightly dceliired Wheat tritle
lower. Corn also shade lower. Provisions
unchanged and very dull.
| COns'Ils 90.
! The Arago brings 130 passengers, among
them Hon. JAS. Buchanan and Henry Dubois,
tle Minister from Holland to the United States.
! The Arago had moderate weather and came
round the Banks Saw no ice.
| The two English steamers that went in search
| of the Pacilic, returned 10 Galway after days
/ fruiticss cruise.
Proceedings Of the Peace Congress continue.
1t is said Austlia gives trouble by pcrsiStcntiy
refusing to fix time for cvacuating the Princi-
paiitics Austria's pretext Is the necessity. for
protecting the country against disorder until
the regular administration is established, though
she is bound TO quit the Ottoman territory on the
CONCLUSION ofpeace.
Russia is strongly adverse to Austria's posi-
ton. The news hOWevcrstatc that the Austrian
troops have evacuated the PEincipalities.
The French army is to lac reduced from six
to four hundred thousand troops.
1t is believed that Russia will send an Embas-
sador to Turin as soon as Publications are ex-
changed.
prohibition law Of export of Russian produce
has been repealed.
The Gar has issued ukase stating that the
two fleets hitherto maintained in the Black Sea
and the Sea of A2otf are not to he Reconstructed.
Many grain laden vessels lying at Odressa
have received orders to proceed TO Marseilles.
Considerable fall had taken place in the mar
kcts.
tits reported at Berlin that the English Cahi-
net has decided TO reject the proposition to the
capitalization of the Sound dues on the terms
offered by Denmark, but would make propo-
SitOn herself
Dispatches from Paris state that the allies
have orders to raise all bEocladss which hive
kept Russian vessels i'll neutral ports.
The French Post denies contemplating send
ing an expedition to Madagascar, but aSlvices
frocl Tonion show TO the contrary.
The Russian Minister Of Finance issued a
notice April 9TH; that i'll consequence of the
! treaty being signed, the merchant vessels Of the
! Western Powers would he admitted to the Rus
sian ports.
Leonard states that exchange of ratifcatiens
had BEEN effected on the 2hth
The ship Red Gauntlet from Melbourne rep
OrtS that the steamer Scliormbcrg has gone to
| pieces.
The English money market slightly changed.
| Funds rather heavy. Foreign securities dull
but improving. ConsoIs %.
| W. o. Young, ship owner and immense broS-
er of Liverpool, had failed for 4 large amount.
London Corn Marke; steady.
Biglai,d, .Athc. It Co, report Liverpool sth,
H. M-BreatI$tulis Arrivals very hcaYy. Flour
OF inferior western canal neglected. Corn
more offering rather lower, demand small at 29s
a3Os. Beef aud pork continues fiat and un-
changed. Bacon in good demand, bat with
large quantities Offering, prices rather lower,
aud DIS is nov thetop OF the quotations
! The steamer Arabia with late. .lvicc.' has ar
rived at Halifax.