Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-24
BY THE UNION LINE.
tOItEICiN MEMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.


HALIrAx, April 2S.-The steamer Canada
signaled below, brings Liverpool dates TO the
10th inst.
Cotton slightly advanced during the week;
sales "a ,oQO bales. BreadstuiTs and provisions
quiet. ConSols 96 4a96 g.
The steamer North American arrived out on
the sth inst. from India
Bombay dates to 1sth ult. had been received
at London.
The rebels were fleeing from Lucknow. and
nearly all of the city was in possession Of tn;
British troops The artillery and cavalry were
in hot pursuit of the lugitives. The fighting
had not been very severe, and the losses to the
troops light.
A panic had occurred Mt Calcutts from an
apprehended outbreak, but the alarm proved to
be uninunded
LIVERPOOL, April 9th.--Cotton market open
ed carly in the week, with considerable ad-
vance upon all grades, but prices subsequently,
fell off, and the market closed quiet, at an nd
vance of l4al IS for the week.
Cotton sales for the week a, 900 bales; 400
for speculation, and 5000 for export. Sales on
Friday, 9th. $500 bales. Fair Orleans 81;
Middling 1-5, Fair Upland Is; Midd!ins
& 81, Mobile 81; Midding l3 Stock in
port 432, 900 bales, including 32,6u0 of Ameri-
can. The state of trade at Manchester cOntin-
ued unlavOrable, there being but little inquiry.
Prices weak; quotations barely maintained
-four market quite. with decline of Cd on
Western, which quoted ut 22S; Ohio 22a25S.
vathe north, and 24s via New Orleans Wheat
firm, with slight advance rcd, quoting at Us
aGS6d Corn market dull at SSaS3s6d. Pro-
visions generally steady but quiet. Pork heavy.
Bacon steady. Lard firm at an advance of la2S,
quoting at 5la54s. Sugar quiet and prices
casitr, but unchanged in quotations. Rice
heavy and Cd lower.
HAVEN. u. tres oTdiEdire, 1927.
LuNDoN.-Money continued abundant in sup
ply Bullion in the Bank of England has de-
created e3lT,500 sterling during the week.
American Railroad securities slightly declined
and the demands for stocks, and the prices were
Tie Canada brings 100000 sterling of spc-
Gle. Shs passed the Arabia early on the morn
ing IF the 18th.
A Grand Jury at London indicted Bernard,
AlSnp Orsini and others, for attempt to kill Ma
polctn.
Eaglish fillibusters had established themselves
on o1 E of the Spice Islands, fortified a village
and levied contributions. They finally abandon
ed the island on approach of Dutch troops.
LUoKNow.-Gen. Onuam having turned the
enemies line of works, the Martimnut was
stornrd by Sir Ed. LuZard on the 9th. On the
llth two regiments StUrmed Bcgum's palace
British loss 100 killed and wounded. Enc.ny's
loss 500. On the opposite side of the river,
Outi7tm cut mp 300 more The buildings in
aGvnnce of the palace We're occupied Ola the
l4th The wang barrier was stOrned, and the
Knls.rbyth occupied after Il fight all dag of the
oath. Guns taken. Outfam crossed the bridge
and opened fire on the flying enemy
Biaves are assembling about Canton in at
tenn to retuke the city.
I ite IniIexibe, with Yeh on board, had reach
ed Singapore
Dispatches are said 60 have reached Paris, ask
ing achievements, as the Chinese show no dis
posi- lion for peace
lie ship Weiser from Orleans to Liverpool.
went ashore near Dublin. Probably total
loss Crew saved.
Count Bessiquc had rcturned-to Frnnce--un-
usual meeting.
Tie Cotton Supply Association had resolved
to extend their OF ganiZatiun
a misunderstanding is reported between the
Eng error of France aud Prince Napoleon.
Arabs in the vicinity of Alden have stopped
the roads, intcrSecting supplies on their way TO
the Fort. The British routed them killing 20
or 81.
Swiss papers deny that the French Govern
inert has threatened To withdraw the exequators
OF Swiss Consuls in France.
Three thousand Turkish troops are en- route
to Mbaine to put a stop TO depredations on
Turkish frontiers of the Adrialic aud protect it
from Montcgrins.