Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-02
!nHE ILAlTIEST NEWS
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA
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z.I. FOREIGN MEMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA.
Nav YoRx, Jan sI-'Fhe Curard. steamship
Arabia from Liverpool, with dates TO the morn.
ing of the 10Th, arrived at g:30 P. NJ, with lO7
passengers.
The Asia arrived out on the 18Th aud the Bal
tic on the 18th.
There is nothing of any importance from the
Crimea.
The general news is important as indicating
an early peace.
a Vienna correspondent of the London Tint
telegraphs under date Of Wednesday, 10Th, 10
\. NJ, that Russia has Internationally accepted
/ the propOpOsitions of the allies This issaidto
b. authentic
/ The news caused an immense sensation; the
funds lose 8 per ct, and cotton larthins. but a
/ panic ensued the next day.
[ The English government published dispatch
/ from Minister Seymour at St. Petersburgh as
follows:
/ Russia agrees to accept the proposals as a
basis for further negotiations"
This qualified announcement cnrbed the ex-
cltelneut and the alarnistS begin to fear Russia
merely wants to gain time BY deceptive ncgOtia-
! tionS. In the meantime funds remain as prcyi-
Gus to the announcement.
! The actual facts are that Count NesseIrode
upon being handed the Austrian and allied note
was informed by Count EStcrhazy that he was
tnotauthOriZcd to enter into discussion, but if
it was not accepted, Internationally, before the
! 18th, he and all the Austrian embassy must
leave st. Petersburg
Count Nessclrodc, to prevent this, commune
Gated with Vienna direct, and Prince Gortscha-
kotf had talk with Count Buol, in which the
FORMER produced memorandum expressing the
inclination of Russia to negotiate, but proposed
certain alterations. Buol received the document
but inasmuch rs it did not contain an uncondi-
tiOnal acceptance, Austria could not reply to it
without the consent of England and France
The Ambassadors of these nations accordingly.
sent to London and Paris, and received reply
that the w estern Powers would not change their
decision and that if Russia did not accept by
the 18th Austria would seek the armed co-opcra-
ton of the German Dict
Vienna papers represent the state of affairs
as most serious and alarming and that all the
personal of the Austrian embassy have received
orders to quit St, Petersburg and the Russian
embassy to leave Vienna. During the week
elapSing between Russia's first and second re-
ply, intense apprehension existed at Vienna, but
on the 18th these apprehensions subsidized by
the announcement as above stated, that Russia
agrees to negotinte on the terms proposed.
Liverpool Cotton Market.-Jan. 19th.-Thc
Circular of Brown, ShipIey & Co., reports sales
of cotton for the week at IS, 600 bales, at an adj
vance of 1-Ga4. Orleans mitldIing $3.50, do
fair Is; Upland midlling SD, do fair sid
OF the total sales 5000 bales were taken on
speculation and 5000 for export. The market
closed with active demand The estimated sales
to-day Saturday are l., 900 bales. Whole stock
in port 37S,000 bales, of which 202, 900 are
American
Richardson, Spencer & Co quote Breadstuffs
as having considerably declined and market clio
tsed so much unsettled that correct quotation
is hardly to be given. Western Canal Flour 4Os
Ohio AS. White Wheat declined. White
Corn declined and dull, mixed dull and declining
tendency, sales at As. Brown, Shipley & Co.
quote BreadStutis as unsettled and Is declined.
Western Canal 40sGda41s, Phila. and Bait 41S6d,
Ohio i2sn43s6d. White Wheat declined 4d,
3da11s9d, red do 10s6dal1s. Corn dull, white
ttsGba45s6d, mixed4ls6d, other quotations quo
ted at 1s6da2sGd underand above other quota
ftions. Richardson, Spencer Il Co.quote Provi-
sion market as dull and considerably declined
Pork aud Beef quiet Bacon also qniet, Lard de-
clincd sales at G7Sa6d to arrive, Pork has declin-
ed, sales of prime mess at s5S6d, Bacon quiet,
sales at 56a58s, Tallow unsettled, prices consid-
crably lower. Bark steady, prices unchanged.
Linseed oil i'll good request and steady. Sugar
advanced Is. Rice closed dull at 3saGd decline.
Tea firm, market bnoyant.
LONDON HGRKET.
JAN. 1Sth.-Barins & Co.'S circular quotes
Sugar as having advanced. Coffee also atvan-
ced. Brcadstutfs slightly declined, market clos
ed dull. Iron tirmer, WEIGH rails quoted at Sc
ase5s.
MONEY MARkET.-NIarkct active at unchanged
prices Consols advanced and closcc at SEA
for money and account, closing steady, all the
European stocks participated in the advance