Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-29

lALiFAN, March 2S.-lhc Cunard steamships
Niagara and Alps, rom Liverpool, with dates TO
to the 2ti lust, arrived here yesterday.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE sales Of Cotton
during the week lave been 81 900 Iales, includ
ing 10000 on speculation and 600 for export
All qualities have Slightly advanced, occaSioEed
by the adyiccs from America. Fair qualities
have improved Al and IHidding id. The est.
mated sales to-day, Friday, 10000 bales
The following the authorized quotations:
Orleans fair s, middimg 10; Mobile fair Is,
inidd iI,a; $40; Up!ands fair -, miidliHg Z.
The stock in port is eStimated At SOS, 400 baieS,
including 100000 bales of American.
TnE IArEsr.--LlvEgpooL, l2th-Thc cotton
market Is steady, and holders are firm; sales of
10000 bales this morning.
The adyices from Manchester continue To
have Il favorable tendency The markets are
frra, ard more is doing for the Continent
HAyHE CorroN MAREET, March luth,-Ne
Orleans Tres OFdinairc Is quoted at loit. and
iiaS at 99I All qualities .! cotton have slight
ly improved. The market closes quiet win
sales OF 1900 bales during the week.
LIVERPOOL, March BrcadstOlls. -Messrs,
Richardson's, Spence & Co. report BreadsiUis
very dull bat unchanged, though the market
leShib,s declining tendency. Flour quoted
at lusni2s 3d per GENITAL Of lUopounds Wheat
{ IS TdalOgd Corn, mixed and yellow 6sa6sjd,
white Is 3la5s III.
1nE LAresr. LrvEHrooi, MARCH, l2th.-The
mm ket continues du.i.
LrvERpooL PnoyIsIny MAESKT. Narch It'll
The market closes quiet Beef firm; poor quail
ties have declined p III. Pork duii. Bacon
quiet. Lard dull.
The Niagara reports having been detained of
| Halifax 10 hours by dense fog She passed
the steamer AGica, bound to Liverpool, on the
18th, of Tuscan.
Tile steamer Edinburg, from New York, ar
rived at Glasgow on the 18th insi.
lac steamer Indian and l,cbanBl have al
arrived at Liverpool.
! Lord CUwcy had left Vienna ON his return to
England, and ii was reported that he was the
bearer Of a satisfactory proposition from Aus
tia; but notwithstanding this The latest Paris
correspondence $ less pacific, and French lUatts
had declined one per cent on the Paris Bourse
| Sardinia sin HUintainsa Threatening attitude
| ENGLAND.-Ihe House Of Commons Gas re-
ijected the'goy't bill FOR the partial abolition of
the church ries, by large majority.
Five of the yong men lately arrested in Ire
land for being connected with the PhuciiS Club,
are being tried for treason at Tralec. They arc
charged with conspifug TO subvert the cunSti
tuition Of the country and establish in Ireland n
democratic repub!ic,wIth rauItcations in Frarce
and America.
The London Dii}y Se1rs' Paris correspondent
says that Prince Napoenm's retirement f0m tie
Ministry OF Algeria will not be followed 10y amy
material change in The external policy OF France
The Ge05e, on the contrary, marks that The
appearance Of things within the past few days,
jusuties the anticipation that there will be
complete change IN the foreign policy Of the
Emperor OF france
LONDON aturlay.-Consols fell n quarter
yesterday, caused by the depression in Paris
Austrian exchange rose two TO three per cent,
owing to the rcncwcd distrust III Coutinentli
affairs.
The Ncapoiitan cxiles explain their conduct
on board the David Stuart; they say that they
Ill
iEgS II he took them 10 America against their
consent. They being literally provided for
by the public, and the London Times RECON-
Inends public subscription in their behalf.
FRANcE-rne military preparations which
have been progressing in France we're still con
tinued NTH ubahatcd vigOT.
AUsTRtA.-Lord Cowley, Eng'gnds Commits
sioner ut Peace, lett Vienna GA tie luth, Tor
london the success of his mission TO conciii.
ate the powers Mt variance, was considered
doubtful.
4 telegram to the London Times says Lord
Cowley Is the bearer Of a counter proposition,
which it Was hoped would prove acceptable aud
tend to arrange the difficulties at present exist
ing
The Paris Constitutional says the affective
force Of Austria in Italy had been increased
from 800, 600 to 10000 men The movement
Of Austrian troops 70 ,he iroaticFs for the puT-
pose &c being concentrated there confirm these
reports. Numerous artillery Tad been also
tdespatched TO Pilceulza within few days.
Cannon Of a large size tad arrived at Pavia aud
Venice, portion OF which were provided for
carriages for the purpose Of g siege. II IS as
cer,nined that the facts contained in this article
Of the Constitutional ecre received direct from
the Sartiuian government ut the tuiilerIes.
PHuSslA.-The Minister Of Foreign Affairs in
his speech, declares that lac does not for mo.
nicnt doubt OF being able, in concert with Eng
land, to procure due respect to existing trea-
ties. He also said that Eugand and Prussia
are in this favorable position, that they are abe
to place themselves with inpartiaity between
the aniaGOni>iic poHcrS.
TnE BArEsr.-Ihe Turin correspondent Of
the London HsrdH reports things more hope
les>ly warIike than ever. The King and Minis
Try want war at any price.
The GTGud Duke Constantine had IL distin-
guished reception at Malta.
NV YoRK, March 26.-An arrival from
Curacoa furnishes Venezuela adyicus to the
lltiI inst Yeuezueia still disturbed 10y
political movements. The province OF Coro had
declared in favor OF the Federal Govt. re-
volt was rnomenlaTiIy expected at Maracai5o.-
TI.ere were indications Of general revolution
for the purpose Vi reinstating Mongas.