Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-08
THE EATESTE NEWS
REGREVED-RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRTYAL or THE BALrTc.


NEW York, July THE steamer Baltic,
from Liverpool, with dates to the 25th uit, ar
rived about noon. The Baltic sailed at o'clock
on the afternoon of the 25th.
London papers in their summaries for the
week in regardfo American relations, say that
judging from interior newspapers, it would seem
that the country is delighted with the turn the
American difficulties have taken. 1t is surpris-
ing how much the public has become enIighten-
ed by the cheap press. Every paper of that
lass devoted itself to a rational exposition OF
pur American difficulties
The country also appears pleased with the
domination of Mr.. Buchanan.
Our Liverpool correspondent adds that pub
ic feeling on American affairs has now snbsi-
led so much as to have no longer any unsettling
fleet on the markets, although several leading
Iresses yet keep grumoling
The London Times advises Great Britain to
hurry up q settlement of the Central American
question before the election of Buchanan TO the
Presidency.
The committee on Danish Sound Dues has
had 4 meeting.
The loss ofthe ship Ocean Queen, which sail
I'd FROM London for New York, is recorded at
LIoyd's.
The ship Moro Castle, of Windsor, has been
0und abandoned with her masts gone, and was
owed to Crookhnven. She was timber laden.
The ship Unicorn, of Liverpool, for Boston,
was abandoned at sea on the 9Th of June.
Sunday music is continued in the parks, and
paid for by private subscription.
The ship Marco Palo had arrived at Liverpool
from Melbourne with e3f6,0 in gold
Prussian papers rc-assert that Queen Eicto-
ria will certainly visit Berlin in Sept. next; but
no intimation to that effect TRANSFERRED in Lon
don.
Berlin, Jane 2l.-It is stated that owing to
the mediation of Russia, arrangements have
been concluded between Denmark and the U.
S., in virtue OF which provisional toll conveu-
ton will remain in force till juno, 1857, and the
Sound dues will be collected under this conyen-
ton, as formerly.
The French papers are discussing the subject
of the Empress regency. The public seem
much interested in it.
RUss1A-Thc Emperor has constructed new
cabinet, including GoTtzchaliotI, Lanskoi, Os-
tensacken and oriof.
Advices from Constantinople confirm the
statement that the Russians demolished the for
tifications of REM and Isnail. The Turks re-
call the declaration of Lord Clarendon, that
these Qualifications should not be injured.
Advices from Parma state that the Grand
Duchess, while attempting to leave Dominicans,
was arrested by Austrian military authorities,
and obliged to return' to the capital. On re-
monstrating she was told that as the govern
ment of Parma had called on Austrian troops 1t
WAS nGCGSSsiIy ltlsil
counteuancc their acts.
\ letter from Malta, dated June 18th, states
that the Anglo-Italian legion has dis5anded and
part of them will go to Ge1OI, where they are
engaged by the revolution party, whose agents
have been actively engaged among them, sup
plying them with money. #l
These agents openly declare that the prepa-
rations for disturbances going on in Piedmont
are most satisfactory, and that Germans secretly
,countenaRcc them.
Mazzini's agents at Malta say that everything
| is now ripe, at Naples, for some great move
mcnt.
Liverpool, June 24th.-Thc steamer America
arrived on the 22d; her news had a favorable
effect on the cotton market causing prices to bC
sitter, though quotations arc unchanged. The
demand continues moderate; sales for 8 days
%, 900 bales, including 1000 on speculation and
1000 for export; quotations for \. o. middling
Is 3-I6ths; Uplands middling at u I-l6th. The
market is firm, holders holding back for higher
prices.
Wheat advanced 2da3d, market closing firm
red gs9dalosl0d; white I0s6dal1s6d. FlouI
advanced Cd with fair demand, sales of Western
canal at 30a33s6d; Philadelphia 34s6da3Gs3d
For corn prices easier decline of cd, sales oil
white at 3Os6da32s; yellow and mixed at 30S6d
Prices unchanged and business dull in provis'
ions. Beef dccling tendency. Bacon dull, lot
at auction brought 50sa54S6d Pork unchanged
Lard firm, owing to the scarcity, and retaiied al
G$a64s. TalIow firm, n. A is sold at 4sa4ss6d
Common rosin considerable lower salSs at 4s3d
Sugar market firm at former sales
London money market easier, cOnsOls for ac-
count quoted AT "a 5-Sa943-4.
Liverpool, June 25th.-Cotton unchanged in
every respect; sales to-day of 5000 bales. clos
ing firm. Flour unchanged. business limited
Wheat without change. Corn dull and un.
changed.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
PrrrsBuRGu, July River 5 feet inches
by the metal mark, falling slowly. Weather
clear and pleasant.