Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-13
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New YoRK, Nav 6.

New YoRK, May 6.
The steamship Europa, with dates
from Liverpool OF the 24th April, ar
rived al this port a, half past FIVE this
pm.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Bread sIuffs were in good demand,
and -four had advanced Sd, corn Id
and wheat Sd. Pork was in demand.
Sales Of old beef had been made at
65s. There was no bacon on the
market. Lard was in steady de-
mand. Tallow was Unchanged
Small transactions were taking place
in Rice. Lard oil was lower
Thirty tuns Of whale oil had been
taken for export 10 the United States.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A ship which lett Madra for
Maurilias, on the Sd Of last Decem-
Der, with 234 native emigrants,
during a gale on the 23d Of the same
month, had the matches battered
down, and every one OF them were
sufocated. A telegraph from Vienna
says, that the prosecutions against
the mother and sisters OF Kossulh had
been stopped. and that they are al
lowed TO come to America.
The Vienna Lloyds, contradicts
the statement that a conference was
to be held at London respecting the
Danish succession, as that matter, il
saws. is settled.
The cholera had again broke out
in Persia.
Extensive preparations were being
made at Paris for the fete Of the 10Th
May.
The Patrie announces officially,
that the President had no intentions
Of proclaiming France an empire.
The Peruvian Legislator warns
all vessels against going to the
Islands OF Lobos de Tena for Guano,
without permission Of the Peruvians,
under penalty Of confscation.
Fiagus O'Conner, member Of Par
lament from Nottingham, came a
passenger in the Europa.
In the English House oil Commons
the subject OF abolishing the dutyson
stamps, newspapers and advertise
ments. came up, when Mr.. M. Gill
man made a long speech in favor Of
the measure and of removing all tax
on general information--and intro
dUced a motion 10 that effect.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer
said he thought the revenue could
not afford TO loose a million and a
half per annum; and. at his suggestion
the matter was postponed for one
week.
J. Wentworth Bulwer has written
letter to the London Tines, stating
that the Guano Island of Lobo does
not belong to Peru, as il was not
enumerated among her possessions
when she declared her independence.
The ship Brilliant arrived in the
Downs from Australia, with f2l7,-
600 ia gold dust. She reports that
another ship was to sail from Port
Phillips on the 10Th February, with
5000 ounces Of gold; she also reports,
that twenty-ons vessels with emf.
grants, from the adjacent colonies
were entering Port Phillips when
she sailed.
A remarkable statement appears
in the London Times, respecting the
course TO be pursued by Austria,
Prussia and Russia, in case Louis Aa.
poleon should assume the title Of
Emperor.
The substance OF it is, that Prince
Schwartzenberg had addressed a cir
cular to the European courts, ex.
pressing his conviction that Napoleon
would establish an imperial throne,
and adding that Austria had IeIt no
alarm in advocating the claims of
the President TO friendship and alli-
ance.
The Government Of Prussia an
swered this note on the 18th Febru.
ary, and Russia on the 29th; the
tenor ol their answers is, that they
looked upon the design with neither
favor nor hostility; but, that they
believe he is disposed to preserve The
foreign policy OF his uncle, and is
now aiming TO separate the powers,
in order to profit hereafter by that
separation; but that the three powers
could keep him in check, and at the
same time would be willing to re
cognize him as Emperor, if elected
TO that Office, but not as a follower
Of the Napoleon dynasty.
1t is stated that camp Of exercise
OF 10000 men is to bs formed at
Campaigne, to be commanded by the
President.
Letters from Genoa say that trade
had revived wonderfully in that city
since the commercial treaty was
made with France.
There was an improved demand
for shares in the California mining
companies in London, and prices
L.