The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 27.-The celebra.
ton Of the Both anniversary OF the estab.
lishment OF the railways began yesterday
at Darlington, England.
TURKISH NEWS.
The Standards Vienna special has the
following: A Belgrade paper reports
that bureau has been established there
for forwarding false and warlike news.
Only G,OOO men are under arms, and the
militia assemblies only twice week. The
SkuptsChina will soon adjourn.
The Times to-day has u special from
Vienna, in which it Is said that portion
OF the Consular Commissioners which re.
turned to Winster say they ure convinced
that with few exceptions the insurgents
are ready to lay their grievances before
the Turkish Commissioners and negotiate,
but they desire the suppression OF hOstii-
ties in the meanwhile, and think ii indis-
pensable that the great powers guarantee
certain reforms, without which the pacii-
cation will be illusOry.
LOSS OF AN AMERICAN sHIP.
The American ship Ellen Southard was
lost to-day on the Lancashire coast, not
more than twenty miles from Liverpool.
The crew were saved, but the cargo Is u
total loss. One of the life boats which
went to the assistance OF the ship after
wards Capsized, and it is reported that
several persons were drowned.
LONDON, September 27-3 P. Matter
advices announce that none Of the crew Of
the Ellen SOuthard were drowned. The
gale last night was very damaging both
at sea and on land.
The Pull Mall Gazette Of this evening
has telegram from Berlin containing the
following: The Turkish government has
sent note to the Great Powers disavow.
ing any intention Ot attacking her vassal
States. The northern ambassadors have
recommended the Porte not to pursue the
insurgents into Servia and Montenegro.
SWEDISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Dispatches from the Swedish Arctic
Expedition report its arrival at Ham
mericst, Norway. All the officers and
men were well. Important maps and
scientific collections have been made.
REVIEW OF THE CORN MARKET.
The Mark Lane Express this evening
has the following review OF the corn
market for the week: With abundant i'm
pOrtations, prompted by the unfavorablc
aspect in July and the generally success
ful gatherings, prices have been further
downward, say from one to two shillings,
and though We see no cause for an i'm.
mediate reaction, we think reluctance
Of farmers to sell, with firmness Of fOr.
eign holders may check further down
ward movement, 30 that rs winter ap.
prOaChes prices may mend, France Is
following our decline. Paris has slowly
conceded one franc Oh -four, with slight
decline in wheat, but the provinces show
little change, notwithstanding the liberal
arrivals at Marseilles. The present de.
cline Is more to be attributed to the im.
mense foreign arrivals than to anything
else, but we now expect Il speedy falling
off in these supplies and some reaction in
prices, because none Of the export mar.
kets have been reduced in like proper.
ton to England. In Belgium the decline
has stopped. II is much the same in Ilol
land, while some German markets show
rather higher rntes, though 81, Petersburg
has shown some reduction. Is but rea.
sonable to expect that better prices will
be paid ~ the season advances. The gen.
eral average which represents the busi.
ness Of fortnight back il higher than
last year by Is lid, but the transactions
at the present time will about bring rates
10 n level,