Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-19
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HALlFAx, Feb. 1.-THE Il. Mail steamer Can
4 ada, Capt Long, from Liverpool on the after
moon of Feb2d, arrived this morning
The Canada brings US no intelligence Of
the Pacific. 80
The steamship Atlantic arrived. out on theelst
kof Jan.
/ The steamer Belquiges was still at Southarnp-
ton, and7her agents hadFeturnetl passage money
and compensation. Hercargo was found to be but
! little damaged
The London Morning Advertises has the fO!-
lowing announcement
We regret to hear that at an interview which
| Lord Clarendon and DIR. Buchanan had at the
Foreign Office, IN Tuesday, very angry words
passed relative to the Central American queS-
! ton.
| The dispatches of the Russian Government
| completing and confirming the unconditional &c
ceptance of Austria's proposition were received
at Vienna on the I'D, and sent direct to Paris
and London.
| A mcmorandum embodying the propositions
had been signed at Vienna anci.sentto Paris and
/ London.
1t is reported that the Congress will meet at
Paris on the 18th OF February, that very little
time will be lost in discussion of the subject and
that the whole matter viii be brought to con-
clusion by the 2othof February. The signing
OF the preiminaries prior to the opening of the
conference, now only awaits the arrival of a
Turkish plenipotcLtiary.
1t is stated. that Prussia refuses to agree to
the conditions cxacted by the allies preliminary
to her admission into the peace conference, and
consequently will be excluded from the confer
ence, bu. will be invited TO sign the final decd
| of settlement.
Baron BrSlnow and Count orlotF are the Rus
sian plenipotentiarics, assisted by Messrs Uioff
and Fentoq. Lord Clarendon represents Eng
land. Marquis de lizeglio, Sardinia Count
Buol, Austria. NJ. WaIeeoski, France Dcrvish
Pacha, Turkey. ste@ Sfi
Letters received to the Goth ut speak of the
mild weather and reSumptionof navigation more
orlessat Pillau Menal and Cuxllayen IKE ice was
breaking up. .s,z&=s ASA
A correspondence from the Grirnca, from the.
English camp, to Jan. 18th reports the army to
be healthy. The Russians continued to fire
from their northern forts. Prince Gortschaloff
had handed over the command to Gen. Lunders,
and issued a valetictory to the commanders in
the GEimea on the 10th ofJan.
The Russians made an expedition over the
ice to attack Kerch, but Gen. Vivian being on
the alert, they retired. n
Gen. Williams was at Titflis on the l4th of Dec
was awaiting orders from ST. Petersburg as to
his destination.
We know nothing of Kars, except that the
:EissfPdoi 2I.aaThe Br5kssls, circular quotes
sales oficottop for the week IS 900 bales, at an
Iadvance'of 1t8ds uIe market closed steady and
quiet Estimated sales on Friday, II, 600 bales;
closing quotations.: n. q. mlldIing 1916, fair
do G3-8d; Upland middling l1-lG, fair do 61,
Sales Oh speculation during the week i4,U00
bales and 1900 for export, The whole stock
iof cotton in port was III 000, including 900
American.
Manchester advices are somewhat more favor
liable 4
Brown s ShipIey's circular, quotes cotton as
advanced Salt from tempory ease in themo
Iney market anda light stock early in the week,
bus on Friday it was duh, though it closed stea-
dy and quit.
| Flour and grain have considerably declined
tand marketdu
g Brown & Shipley quote western canal -four at
| BIS and Ohio 40s. White corn 37a39s, yellow
and mixed 36s.5d. ti-f'
The Brokers circular quotes decline in -four
tOf lsaSs cd. Wheat 9a4d. Corn Ia3d
Brown & Shipley quote white wheat at lis I'd
ais 3d. red los 2daI0s4d
Richardson, Spencer & Co., quote provisions
generally unchanged and dull. Peef and Pork
declined. Lard quiet.
London, Feb. list Money market more strin-
gent Consuls quoted at 90la3-8. U. S. stocks
lower State securities, prices easier but not
quotably lower.
Messrs- Barring circular quotes considerable
decline in breadstutfs.
Iron market firm WEIGH bar iron quoted on
shipboard at Sc 5s. WEIGH rails OnShipboardat
Sc 5s lodi aaasg lBO. &
Other circulars generally quote provisions con-
Siderably declined, there being but little specu-
latiye demand, market closing quiet. Beef buy
ers demand reduction Pork dull Stock of
bacon light, market closed dali. Lard declined
and dull, quality of recent arrivals bad
Hayre Cotton Market, Jan. 3U.-0rleas tres
ordinaire S9f; prices lower by lc; sales of the
week $4,000 bales.
Kars is occupieekby two Russian battalipns
and a third occupies the old camp.
The guns, and other munitions of war taken
from the allies at kars, have been removed to
Alexandropol.
|. Letters from Erseroum predict an approach
ing scarcity of breadstutfs. s 500
Islander Pacha was badly wounded on the 2Sd
of Dec. -
PrEs1A.--It,is rumored that Turkey is about
to act asa mediator between England and Per
STA ass
BR1rAlN.-yictoria opened the Parliament on,
the S1st Jan'y.
| In the House of Lords Earl 6osforti moved an
~AAA
Lord Abingdon seconded the motion
Earl Derby did not oppose the motion, but
said he considered the royal speech as very bare,
cold and meagre. He thought it ought TO refer
to the state of Affairs with America, India and
the Colonies, as well as to the fall of Kars. He
considered the Govt had violated the municipal
laws of the 9. S., and he hoped that an apology
would be offered such as could be received :,
lie regretted however that these was not
cOnciliatcry paragraph into the speech, referring
to the subject, the whole speech he said wa re-
dolent ofwater Cruel
The Earl of Clarendon replied by referring to
the present relations with the United States,
and said, in my opinion there can be no doubt
as to Uncommon sense view. of tlieiobligations
of the Clayton. Bulwer treaty, and yet it is upon
the interpretation of that treaty that the differ
Ience of opinion has arisen, and in such a case
correspondence is useless, and lost no time in.
oeringt to refer the whole question to arbitration
by third power. both sides agreeing to its de-
Ecision. That offer has not been accepted, but it
has again been renewed, and Ihope, upon fur