Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-22

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ARRYA All OF THE NORTH BRITAIN.
aQugBEc. Sept The steamer North Bit
ain. from Iiyerpo Sept. 9Th, has arrived.
stiI Cotton ad anced 8. Manchester adyicesl
favorable Breadstufs steady. Provisions quiet.
0onsols e6s. Money mark et slightly easier.
The Secretary of:tli a tlantic telegraph saws
in letter to the press, that inteli gibe signals
ceased on'the morning Of the 3d. The cause
was ,Ynknown: corps Of practical electrcinnsI
were ct Nalentia investg atings the matter The
quotations of Atlantic Telegraph shares were
quiet and nominal at 4O0a5O0 No sales. ! The
LondouiI Times thinks this6i only onesof4 those
casual ties to which the cable must be liable, till
measures are compile for the protection of
the portion near the shore. DIR. Whitehouse,i
the pfincl electrician, thinks the trouble is
near Yalentia, in spot he had previously pre-
pare6Sa hehas no doubt of the ultimate and Com
Piete success. Whitehouse has been dismissed
tromthe service of the company .t's
LONDON, Wednesday, Funds were strength
9lns owing TO the 9extfaor pinary rapid rise in
Paris Bohrse, coupled with the satisfactory
monthly ettlement of Consols. .sl..is
]. Ia yERPooL l3READsTUFFs MARKET, Sept o.
Tho marketilis steady. Flour active at Cd adj
vance; Southern q sa22s Sd; Ohio PISA 6da25s;
Western 2Is Cd. Wheat active; red Southern
Us 53da6s 5d; iwhiteTsa I'D; Western red 5s 6dai
6s 6d. ConIYerydullI and quotations generally
unchanged; yellow 81 saSss CD; white S4sa$4 Sd.
: z e FROM " AsHINGToN: y,s}G J /
SEPT; E22lr.EI7SGhqbRl Bros Bankers, and Bro
kers, who suspended payment yesterday, report
their Liabilities to Nashingt ton depostors at
$42, QQo and their; assets ample. They continue
their collection audi commission business, hop-j
ing at an early dayto arrange with their credi-
tors. They makeano assignments
The joint commission for running the boun-j
dairy line between the q. S. and Texas, will not
commence operations till Spring. 3 So IA
Tho Secretary of the Treasury has decided
that Tamarinds Is, preserved in sugar, are subject
to duty of S0per cent. Cotton socks, with
dyed tops, alta per cent and spring steel at
the satne rate oflduty. 4 ,5-t q, ~ ~
The Secretary of the Navy, this morning, re-
ceiyed q dispatch, Stating that the Niagara, with
the captured Africans, left Charleston last hight,
for Africa y 8 El.sT
The Water Witch left for Norfolk to-day and
the Fulton will follow to morrow morning, they
will take on board the remainder of ttheircrews
and thence proceed without delay to Buerloes
Ayres; there to await arrival of other vessels
of the Paraguay expedition. 2 -
az III BALTIMORE MARKET. g fzsE3
SEPT 21.77=Elonr dull and lower. sales at
So, 25a5,S7 Wheat dull and prices lower for
common, red, Sl,1sa1, 80, white $l,2oal 80
Corn is steady at T8aS0 for white. Provisions
dull and unchanged. sgafa
ia EIEE d.4t iss74
GREESsBuRG,Pk., Sept. q la fire occurred
here to-day destroying the post office and the
dwellings of Jeremiah Gichrist, Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. keenan,, John Loors aud others. Also the
store ofC. Painter, and asnumber of out houses
Nine families houselesse Loss $4,000; par.
tally insured.
ANOTHER FIELIBUSTER EXPEDITION.
New York, Sept. 21,-G Cen. NJ alker went out
yesterday on the Star of the West, accompanied
by Col Ron n timer, said totbe adistingnished
filibuster. The eHeraLd states that they are
bound to Nicarag qua, but viii remain at Panama
for the present, TO mature their plans for anoth-
or TO ay in that country. Cannon, small arms
and ammunition, tits said, were sent out in the
small canal steamers which left this city few
days ago. Men and the material of swaraalso,
went OUT in the steamer. Hermann, which sailed
few weeks since for the Pacific 8 u saa.I55s5
az i7s8 sfit 1911 II tils.rse
DRTRot4, Sept q st-The loon that carried
off Ihurston, the Hronaut on Thursday LAST
came do@n asfew hours afterwards near Ba ptiste
Creek, CIV. Thurstoni was seem upon 1T
shortly before it was secured and IS probably
now IN the marshes near lake ST. Clair. Search
IS being made for him. Great excitement exists
throug hont the whole country ~ s5est{9
60 NEW YORK Market. z r.
SEPT 2l.15Elour adyapcedi ~, 900 bbls sold
At So, S0a5s for State and Ga5, 80 for South
ern. Wheat heavy; sales IL, 900 bush at 81!
25alsS4 for hfte. Corn 'b1o ant; 3d. 900 bus.
sold at 70a75c for mixed and s8c for white.
~ F. 70 rs Il 5a DIED. ~, No. 3 35 S.
'MoB1LE, Sept 9laz= Hon. Arthur p. Bayley,
former Governor of tthis STSta and Tf g