Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11
FOREIGN.

The steamer Washington arrived at
New York on the 9Th with dates Rom
London to the goth ult:
A despatch from Constantinople states
that England, France and Germany
have agreed upon the basis of the ar
arrangement proposed to Russia, to settle
affairs between that power and Turkey.
Advices from st. Petersburg, under
date of July 9th, states that one propo-
sition for compromise had reached the
Russian Cabinet. and after the receipt of
lit, the Russian Cabinet had shown more
desire to negotiate.
| Telegraph dispatches from Constan-
tinople, under date of July 9th, state
that ministerial crisis was feared in
consequence Of the Russian invasion Of
lPrincipalities. A pacific solution OF
the difficulties with Russia was expected,
but no cessation of the preparations for
war had taken place, and the command
ants of the Dardanelles ports had
orders to permit the passage of the
English and French ships at any mo-
ment.
| A formidable conspiracy against the
life of the Sultan, by fanatical party,
had been discovered, and fifteen Of the
leaders had been arrested and bow
stringed. Their object was to depose
the Sultan, in favor Of his brother, and
declare war against Russia.
The latest accounts say the Austrian
and American corvettes had determined
to fight, and had actually cleared their
decks for action, when the British and
French Consuls interfered, and sue
ceeded in preventing hostilities. 1t was
afterwards arranged that Costa should
be given up to the French Consul,
until the French and American Minis
ters, at Constantinople, should settle the
affair. So Costa was accordingly landed
in chains and escorted by American
marines to the French Consulate office.
The news from China, by this arrival,
is intensely interesting. The dates
from the Arc are to the 14th of May.
The Rebels have translated the Bible
into their vernacular language, and pub
lished and circulated copies of it in i'm
mense quantities among the people.
They have also raised the banner Of
Christianity, and have full possession Of
Nankin, fully authorizing Protestant
worship, wherever they have the con-
troll. This course of the Rebels had
created immense excitement, and the
entire overthrow of the Tartar race
seemed inevitable.
Nankin is represented in a state Of
ruin, and the whole district in state of
anarchy. The Rebels were preparing
to march upon Pekin, as soon as they
would receive some reinforcements from
the South.
The commander of the British steam
er Hermes had returned from an expe
dition to the seat of rebellion, where he
had been for the purpose of explaining
the neutral position maintained by for
eign powers in regard to the rebellion.
He states the insurgents had adopted
the Protestant form of worship, recog-
nized Jesus Christ as the Saviour Of
mankind, adopted the doctrine of the
Trinity, and taken the Ten Command
ments as their rule Of conduct.
The steamer Niagara reached Halifax
on the 4th with Liverpool dates to the
Esd.
The difficulties between Turkey and
Russia are considered nearly settled
The Emperor of Russia accepts the
compromise offered by the four powers.
The Austrian cabinet had received a
telegraph despatch from Berlin, dated
July goth, stating that the Gar had
actually accepted the proposal of France
and England This caused decided
improvement in the French and Eng
lish funds.
A rumor was circulated at Paris, that
the American Minister at Constantine
pie had addressed note to the Porte,
announcing that the United States
would support the Turkish integrity, |
and henceforward would claim voice
in the adjustment of European affairs.
A semi-oficial correspondent of the
London papers says that the conduct of
the commander of the q. S. ship st.
Louis, at Smyrna, has excited inde-
scribable Indignation in the minds of all
the consuls and well disposed population
at Smyrna 1t is also stated that the
Austrian brig of war is continually |
hovering round the American corvette.
An American steamer was expected at
Smyrna soon.
MARKET.-Dennistoun says all kinds
of breadstuffs had considerably ad-
vanced, and large business doing
Flour had advanced Cd to is per barrel.
He quotes Western Canal at 27s Cd;
Philadelphia at 28s Sd; and Baltimore
and Ohio 28s@28s Sd. Wheat ad-
vanced 2d@3d per bushel, and white is
quoted at IS Cd and mixed at rs 6d@
rs lid. Corn is firmer, but quotations
are unaltered. White and yellow are
quoted at 31s932s.
The kind, brotherly feeling in the Lo-
cofoco ranks, about these days, gets no
better fast The Nan YoyE EueniD0