Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-27
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.

New YoRK, Oct. 25.-The steamship Baltic
has arrived with Liverpool dates to WcdGc dry
I4th inst, four days later.
Tie American ship Lexington has been total
ly lost near Neueiia.
Lutte dates from India have been received al
London by telegraph, from the overland mail.-
The Calcutta dates are to the 10Th, aud from
Bombay to the nth Of Sept. The Seige train
was expected to reach Delhi by the Sd of Sci i
tember, when the assault would be commenced.
LoN0tE The money market closed decidedly
mos stringent The Bank of England las ad'
vamced tie rates for discount to per cent
Consols had declined considerably, but subse-
quent!y rallied ard closed ut 81 SaSS for money,
ssas8t for account.
L,vEHrooL, II, 3P. M--The Cotton market
J I'. Sniet and prices steady Flour also Stea-
W, Visa MneHt exhibits declining tendency
/ S,,',Y S.elS. Provisions closed quiet Bread
S'" M quiet, all descriptions Luve declined.
xnnIJ he aia;eiock remained ut Cawnpore but
,.o,,' rSIllloFeeu IN few DAYS by Gen. Gu
ram WHO no 1Nd marched from Ailapobad with a
The garrison at Cawnpore WIS ,-,,,o,,,,,. ,,o,.,
ing ont and would be relieved 6y y' i,U'o of
| Sept mber ''''>''As VI
Lord Elsin had left Calcutta for Chin,
The China mails failed TO connect with IN.
overland mil at Cylora.
Thirty four horses run for the Cczaswil,b
cup iiS III - ISSu(Su III u neat De-
! tween ProrcsS, Eaham.and Queen BesS. On
( the deciding heat PrioreSS, the American horse,
won by length and half, amid great cheering
| The value Of the stakes exceeds two thousand
pounds.
The American horse Lccompte is dead.
An excessive money pressure prevails in Lon.
don aud further advance in the scale Of discount
/ by the Bank Of England isanticipated. ConSols
Ihave f1uctuated greatly; they declined to $685.
! but subsequently revived.
The Bank Of Dublin has increased the rates
of discount to per cent, and the Bank nl
France to ct per cent. The money pressure in
! Vienna is also severe.
The firm of Ross Mitchell & Co., Canadian
firm in London, had failed. Their liabilities
were s25O,0OO, but their assets were larger
j. Montieth & CO., and other Glasgow firms,
had also suspended, with liabilities to a large
amount.
FKAxcE-Thc military camp at Chaous had
been raised. A meetit g between the Emperors
of France and Austria is still talked about.
ITALY.-The King of Prussia was slightly
better, but his condition is still very critical.
INDIA.--Thc India dispatches state that Gen.
1. Nicholson had defeated the rebels at M"fajon
with the loss of their General Gen. Havclock
had also defeated the rebels near I3nslioo, the
10th of August. The Garrison at Lucknow
had made gallant and victorious sortic, cap
turing the guns of the mutineers and also a
supply Of provisions. The mutineers had again
been defeated by Major Frye Large bodies OF
troops were marching from Calcutta towards AL
lafAhod Troops were also arriving at Calcutta
from England, their Transports having been ct
fectcd with great rapdity. A dispatch to the
London Post says that the British forces had
attacked Lucknow Castle.
The Baltic brings q, coo pounds sterling and
The steamer Red Jacket from Australia ar
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