Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

QUEBEc, May 9.-The steamship Anglo Saxon
has arrived with Liverpool dates to the 9th
ult., three days later than the advices By the
Niagara.
The crisis in Europe continues, but there has
been no declaration of war.
There has been further partial decline of
in cotton. Breadstu6s and provisions were
tending upward.
The dis patches received by the Anglo Saxon
state that there has been no actual declaration
of war, as threatened by Austrini and that
Austria had given Sardinia fourteen days loager
to diSarm and diSband the volunteers.
1t is rumored that France and Russia have
entered into an alliance offensive and defensive.
The French troops are also said to be entering
Sardinia.
A French loan of five hundred million francs
is announced.
The rumor of an alliance between France and
Russia had caused panic in the London money
market, and under its effect cUnsOls had declined
ty O1ia92 for money and accounts.
COMMERCIAL Observation-Disclosures April
26th.-The sales Of cotton during the business
transactions of two days had been 5000 bales,
with partial decline of I'd. The closing quo
tations are as follows: Middling Orleans It'd;
middlng Uplands GID The Manchester advi-
ces unfavorable there being little inquiry for
good.
LIVERPOOL, 27th-Cotton closed with a tend
ency to sIll lower prices; quotations irregular,
and all qualities are shade lower. Wheat Is
advancing; holders demand an advance Of 3da
4d per GENITAL
Observation-Disclosures closed steady at the
previous advance.
LONDON MONEY MARxET-April 27-The de-
preston in ConsOls caused blythe rumOred French
and Russian alliance continues. COnsOIs
quoted at 9l3a92.
The steamships Alps Kangaroo, Persia and
Nova Scotan, had all arrived out
Sardinia TeDlipd tn the Austrian ultinn tum on
the Goth ult., but the result had not been di-
vuged.
The Austrian troops were expected to
the Ticind at any moment, although it Is report
ed that the Emperor had agreed to another pro-
posed mediation.
The French troops were entering Piedmont.
Great warlikc activity prevailed throughout
France The corps legislative met at Paris on
the oct ult. to eceivc the government statement
Of the present condition of affairs. Count Wal
cnSki made the statement, throwing all the
blame on Austria. The French contingent Of
troops for the year is to be raised to 10000
men.
England, Prussia and Russia, have each pro-
tested against the conduct of Austria towards
Sardinia.
The reported alliance, offensive and defensive,
between France and Austria, was concluded on
the 22d ult. This announcement has caused the
greatest excitement The British channel feet
has sailed with scaled orders, but its destination
is reported to be the Adriatic.
1t is rumored that the whole military force Of
England is to be embodied in anticipation of
that country being involved the impending war.
The Sandman Chamber has invested King
Victor Emanuel with the powers of dictator.
The Commanders of the French army have
been announced: PeliiSier is Commander in
Chief of the army of Observation. The Ger
man Diet has decided to keep the principal led
eral cOntingents to march and to arm the federal
ports.
The London Exchange and Paris BOurse are
in greatly excited condition and prices expe.
rience the most violent fluctuations
AT Paris on Tuesday the three per cent rents
were quoted at 62f &c, decline of Al 75c since
the previous Thursday, when they opened ut
67f Csc.
The Indian mails have arrived at London
with Calcutta dates to March ODD and Hong
Kong to the 2lsL At Calcutta imports were
active at higher rates. Exchange on England
Is Sd. At Shanghai imports were dull, but the
prices of Tea continued firm.
LIVERPOOL BKEADSTUTF Observation-Disclosures
Spence & Co. report Flour buOyant at an adj
vance OF 6da9d; sales at lOsal3s. Wheat buoy
ant and CD higher; western red quoted at 1Sa9s
Sd and white gsalUs Cd; Southern white sells at
1Osa18s. Corn is also buoyant and 2da3d bet
ter; yellow Us 3da6S sd, white Is 5da7s i'd
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoN MARXET.-Circulars re-
port Beef buoyant with large speculative enqui-
~; prices are I'D higher. Pork buOyant and
23a5d higher Tor good AMERICAN. bacon nrm'
Lard quiet at 55s for prime and Cos for extra
Sugar steady. Coffee firm.
IalIow Is higher. Bosin dull at As for com
mon Turpentine-sprits firm Mt AS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The money mar
ket is slightly more stringent. 1t is expected
that the bank will demand an advance in the
rates Of discount.
FRANcE.-At the meeting of the Legislature
Corps, Count WaIewski read to the Chambers
an exposition Of the negotiations which had
taken place, saying that if the Emperor made
war it would be because he had been constrained
to do so by the aggressive conduct of Austria.
lie also said that every possible consideration
had been used by France to avert the calamity
of war.
Count De Morny expressed the hope that if
war should enSue it would be confined to Italy
and Piedmont.
Dispatches received at London on the goth
stated that the Austrian troops would enter
Piedmont on that day, in three divisions. The
Pietlmontese were to defend themselves at
Secia, and there await the arrival Of the French.
SAkprNIA.-A dispatch from Turin states that
the King and the Chambers would attend re-
ligious ceremonies at the cathedral on the 9th,
aud the King was to depart Immediately with
his staff for Alexandria,
AusTRIA-Ihc official Vienna Gazette pub.