Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-15
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MAGNETIC TEBEI4RAPH.
F0RETa & NEWS! %
ARRIVAL OF THE sEE IVA N,rTC

report sales of the last q DAYS at $4,000 bales
duh and favorable for buyers Orleans 1niddiingz
% 1I-1G, fair 81; Mobile lniddling 1915 fair
Sales to exporters 1000 bales, Spectators 1000.
Stock of American on hand lS1 900
All authorities report breadstlffs in large
supply but limited demand. Wheat Sd lower.
Flour Is. Corn 18dto Is lower.
Richardson reports beef limited Nothing
doing in pork. Bacon moderate. Lard quiet
and unchanged Sugar quiet and firm.
Manchester market steady 40 London re-
port.
Money in demand and rates unchanged. Con-
soils dropping at ss4at. Bullion has decreased
1924, coo.
News interesting but not important. The
rumored peace negotiations remain in Cstatt,
quo. 1t is believed Russia would accent them,
were it not that England demands indemnity.
which, Russia, backed by Austria, absolutely
refuses.
On the whole, prospects Of q speedy peacead-
vanced little or none.
Esterhazy reached st. Petersburg. with the ul-
timatum of the Western Powers but it had not
been replied to.
Austria has notified Prussia of the contents Of
the note, and Prussia will urge its acceptance
by the Gar. s'a7s .ss
had communicated the terms of peace to Gort-
schakof.
Saxony has also scnt to St Petersburg Baron
Sebash, to recommend The Car to accept thGul-
tinatuIn.
Rumors announce that Denmark is about to
join the Western alliance, as Sweden has already
done.
The Western propositions are eept secret, but
it is believed Russia will accept
But little news from the scat of war, except de-
tails of the fall of Kars.
n F.1ISa n
I'd, arrived at London on the 18th with e416, 900
in gold. z
/ COnsols closed firm, prices leaving off at IS!
aG2.
The America, from Boston, arrived at Liver
pool on the 31st.
A dispatch from Vienna to the London Times
states, that the territory demanded to secure the
free navigation of the Danube, is that part of
Bessarabia lying between the fortress of CIeaz-
ton on the north, Sasayk on the south, and the
Pruth on the west
Three weeks from the day of delivery is the
time allowed for the consideration of the West
ern,ultimatum.
A dispatch from Paris says that the Chamber
of Stock Broker; has decided that the Russian
loan shall not belquoted on the Bourse.
Adyices from Constantinople of the II Eth state
that six merchantmen had been wrecked off the
Sulina mouth, and about four hundred lives be-
ing lost
The overland Indian mail had arrived at
Trieste with dates from Hong Kong TO the 10Th
and from Calcutta to the Both Nov. India mar
ket depressed. Money scarce. Freights to Eng
land advanced. Trade dull. Exchange at Shang
hal 6sTld.
Many pirates had been destroyed on the China
coast
Herat had been taken by the Prussians.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday,-Co opens quiet;
sales will probably not exceed three to four
thousand bales.
Donald McKay's gold will probably be taken
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER N LIGHT
New YoRK, Jan. 1s.=-The steamer Northern
Light arrived at a late hour last night, from San
Juan via Key West, with California dates to the
Goth Dec.
She brings $500, 600 in specie and upwards of
300 passengers. Metrop. Bank $25, 900; Drexel
s. Co, zoe, 900. tll ss,. tvo ssss
I The prominent features of the news has been
already received by telegraph by way of New
Orleans. sf-9R
Matters in Nicaragua arc now said tobe i'm
proving.
San Salvador and Honduras have officially re-
cosnized the government of Gen. Ryas, and a
Minister from Honduras is reportedto be on his
way to Grenada.
Walker was receiving continual accessions to
his forces.
Kinney is still at San Juan Del Norte, and
large number of his men have recently joined
Walker
An expedition under Rirass,- son of the Presi-
dent, had fortified CASTILLO rapids and threatens
ed to seize the Transit Cos steamer and the pro-
perty of the passengers, but Com. Spaulding, at
thereTiest of the Company, sent forward an
other party, when young RiEas and his party
fed t
Col Hornsby was to proceed with an armed
force for the further protection of fireplace.
The U. S. steamer Massachusetts, was at San
Juan Del Sud, and their flag ship Independence
was daily expected. The Northern Light left
in the port of San Juan the frigatc Potomac and
the sloop Fulton.
The central Kinney paper alludes to a report
that Honduras and San Salvador had made more
oyertures to Nicaragua. On the arrival Of the
Potomac at San Juan dispatches wereimmedi-
ately transmitted to the american Minister at
Grenada
The mines of California arc yielding more a
bundantly than ever, and scyeralnew ones have
been opened, The Sonora arrived Dec. 10th
and the Uncle Sam on the 1Sth-all well. The
o. S. cutter Joseph Lane, efrom Norfolk, ARR
yedWith dates from Oregon to the l4tll of Dec.
The Indian war is raging with increased fury.
The Oregon Mounted Volunteers, under Lieut.
Kelly, attacked the Indians at Fort Walla-walIa,
Dec. 18th, and fought them 4s hours, losing
I s, and having II wounded. Among the killed
were Capt Bennett and Lieut. Barrows. The
Indians lost their Chief and 90 men. The Vol-
unteers were short of ammunition and sent to
Henrietta for supplies: 5sss.g rgs-
| Gen. Wool was at Fort Y uncover in bad health,
He was arranging the preliminaries of the cam
paign.
cisco with ordinance and store supplies for Gen.
Wool. =,
Dates from Washington Territory arc to the.
10th Dec.
party, under Lieut.. Slaughter, had been sur
tprised at the Forks of White and Green rivers
by a large party Of Indians. Lieut.. S, and three
others were killed. EEsfsEk
One hundred and twenty recruits, for " alker's
army, left San Francisco on the 10th in the