Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-04
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

ARMY AL OE 4 ElEe0lEAs -
NEw YoEk, Sept. s-The steamship Persia,
with Liverpool dates to the 23d of August, has
arrived.
Lirerpool, 22d-The Brokers circular quotes
a decline in cotton, effecting lower grades about
JIG; other qualities unchanged. There is a
large export demand, but holders not pressing
the market The sales for the week have sbeen
a, 1875 bales, including 2 $50 on speculation aud
5000 to exporters.
The sales to-day friday were 5000 bales;
market closing unchanged with moderate de-
mand quotations are as follows n o.. fair I'd;
do middling 5-16; Mobile fair 6 81, middling
6 SIG; Upland fair GIG. Stock of cotton,
exclusive Of that on shipboard is IA, 900 bales,
of which GIG, 900 is American.
Weather continues unsettled and reports pre-
vail of existence of potato disease.
Wheat advanced 2a3d. Flour las better
Corn advanced 2c; Richardson Bros quote red
wheat Is 9da10s; white 10a11s. Western canal
-four and Bait -four 30a32s Cd; good Ohio 33sa
34s. Mixed corn SSs; yellow 93s Sd; white S5s-
Provisions unchanged.
The Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased $4,000.
American stocks unchanged. Money market
without change Consols for money quoted at
% 1-Sa95 IA.
LoSpoS, 2ad-Iron market quiet for rails
and bars Mt eSae5 5s.
HAvRI, 2lst.-Sales of Cotton for the week
1000 bales New Orleans tres ortlinairc OBS.
LONDON, Friday eve, Aug. 2a.-Ihe money
market to-day has been steady and free from
uncaSineSS. s
LIVERPOOL, 28.-The Brokers circular quotes
an advance in corn of 3s.
MeSsrs Richardson and Spencer quote limit
cd arrivals of Bait -four, with sales at 9lsa32s
Cd; Phila. brands 31sa32s. Penna. wheat gs
6da1Os Sd; Southern 1Osa1Is. White corn 33s
Gtla34s I'D; mixed 33sa33s sd.
Beef firm and Pork steady. Bacon trmer-
TalIow advanced Is.
The City of Baltimore, from Philadelphia ar
rived out ON the Goth ult
The steamer Persia passed the Arabia on Sun
day the 9th ult, 800 miles from Liverpool.
ExGLAxD.-Parlamen has been further pro-
rosued to Nov 18th. Obstacles leadership has
become distast-ful to his followers.
The London Times approves editorially of Mr.
Marcy's reasoning on the subject OF privateer-
The Queen of Dude, mother of the deposed
monarch, was in England for the purpose Of
complaining of the East India Company.
FRANcE-Napoleon remained at BearriH--
1t is reported he is urging the claims OF Prince
Pierre Bonsparte to the throne of the Danublan
Kingdom and considering what title to bcstow
on the American tIeScendent of Prince jerome.
The harvest in France is considered fully an
average one.
HoLLASD.-A brilliant celebration occurred
here to-day in honor of the 90 years peaceful
! reign of the King.
The Government has refused TO assent to the
principle of leaving the disputes of nations tn
arbitration, before resorting to arms, recommen-
dcd by the Paris Congress.
SPA1S.-There is nothing important from
Spain. All is tranquil.
A free import of breadstufEs is invited until
June 1857.
The difficulty with Mexico still remains I'm
settled.
TrALr.-A doubtful report is current here that
France and England have addressed an ultima
fusal to comply with its acquisitions, the repre-
scntativcs of France and England are to leave
Naples
The demands are stated to comprise gene
raj amnesty, and various administrative andju
dicial reforms. The King is said to have con
sented to some of the demands, but not to full
extent.
A report is also current that the King intend
ed to abdicate in favor of the more liberal Prince
of Calabria-
RussrA.-The Russian Govt announces that
Kars, AIaclrcni and Kellia will be evacuated inc
months stipulated
PRuss1A.-A desperate engagement has oc-
Cured between the crew of Prussian man-of-
war and the Algeripe pirates on the coast OF
Morocco. Eight PruSSians were killed, and
twenty wounded. Prince Adelbert was also
wounded.
This incident has revived the talk of an Eu-
ropean expedition against the pirates on that
coast.
The English fleet will cruise in the Black Sea
until the end of September, and then return to
Malta.
The Russian lighthouse men have been car
ried of from the Isle of serpents by n British
shil-3f-sar, and delivered to the authorities at
Odessa. who decided that it must be settled by
negotiation.
The Russians arc retaking from the Circas-
sians all the forts abandoned during the war
They had captured Aulupa; the CircaSSians re-
treating without resistance.
The preparations for the coronation of the
| Gar IN the 9TH inst, are continued on scale
of great magnitude.
The Count De Moriny, French representative,
met with distinguished reception at St. Peters
bursh
SLAMS in church at Sebastopol, has been dug
up, having escaped the vigilance of the Allies.
TrRKEY.-The Turkish government is con-
cocting n general treaty of commerce, to be of
fcred to all nations Its leading principle being
to circumscribe for the advantage of native pro-
duce as concession hitherto made to foreign
trade.
The Russians have sent in claims amounting
to 100000 francs, for damage to the Russian
Palace at Constantinople, while occupied as the
French Hospital.
An American is reported TO have been receiv-
ed as a firinan, to examine the practicability of
opening the principal rivers of Asia for naviga-
ton.
PoRTueAL.-Numerous riots have occurred
at Lisbon and throughout Portugal, on account
OF the dearness of bread
SEVERE STORM. @
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3d.-The storm on Monday
was very severe at the lower end of Chesapeake