Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06
Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic.

the year.
Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic.
-Four days later from Europe.
YORK Nov. 20, 10 A. M.-The steamer Al.
lanlic. with advices from Liverpool 10 the
10Th inst. is just in.
COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENcE,-FIour was
in good demund, and a, Liverpool had od.
vanced 81. per barrel. Western Canal. 37s;
ohio, 38s. Corn was in ulode ale demand
only, aud prices were in favor Of buyers
The Breadsluf market presented firm
aspect, but wlhou, any excitement, and ih.
middlng qualities Of wheat and the beuer
grades Of -four had slightly advanced; the
former ID. per bushel and The later Cd per
bb.
GENERAL INrELLlGENcE,-The news from
The Danube is very interesting. The Turks
were completely victorious in several en-.
gagemenls. The latest dispatch from the
East says that Gorschakoff. with Russian
tnrce $4,000 strong, had mel The Turks a,
Alleniza, when pitched baule ensued, in
which The Russians were defeated with greul
Ioss, and reIrealed in disorder 10 Buchares.
twelve hundred Russians were killed aud
wounded Nearly 100000 Turkish forces
had crossed The Danube.
The Poles in the Russian Army were becom-
ing disatfrc,ed and showed signs "f insubor.
dlnalion. They had favored the Turks in
crossing the Danube, by giving no alarm.
when they saw them crossing. The Turk
sh feet was in the Black Sea- and The En-.
gllsh and French fleets were IN the sea Of
Marmora Gur,schakof, the Russian Gen.
eral has received orders 10 ACT on The often.
sIve. Russia has laid an embargo on Turk
iSh ships from The 22d but neural flags arr
10 b. respected. c, uni NesseIrode's dipIo
maIic Circular has been published, and ex
cited strong re marks from The French and
British presses.
Turkey will have nothing to do with any
amendment oil the Vienna vote, but insists
upon an entirely new treaty.
Klapka has received command in the
Danube service.
The Circassians continued to have success
in Asia. Louis Napoleon expresses hims, Il
strongly in favor OF active operations in ia.
vor of the Turks.
The British Government, is evidently vas.
rliaung. Prussia has gwen notice that SHE
reserves to herself the liberty Of acng as
she may deem desirable on the Eastern al.
fairs, and will not bind herself 10 any parry
a, present.
Austria processes neutrality.
Shanghai was captured by the Chinese
insurgents on The 7Ih Of September.
A dispatch from Vienna says that the
Russians. in the engagement nj Olseniza
had been repused four times by the Turks
Tand final. IeIl back in disorder on Bucha
rs, On,he 9th inst, The Turks were driver
from The Island opposite Giergovo, but rein
IorcemenlS coming 10 them. they re.ook 'ht
Island and held il.
The Car has summarily discharged al
English operatives from Russian Navy
Yards.
The s,ea ner Asia arrived q. Liverpool OF
the 9Th instant.
The steamer Andes sailed for Boston OF
the 10Th.
The Bank of England has given nolic,
that il will discount The amount of stock
due in January a, three per cent. instead o
four. as previously notified.
The Bank Of Amsterdam has raised ,h
rate Of interes. ! per cent; and Hamburg
letters quote the money market tight, ant
rates Of discount from Al TO Sc.
The Sultan is reported 10 have place.
himself nt The head Of the army.
The rumols of an alliance between Dos
Mahomed and Russia came from ditieren
sources. Letters from Cabul state that
large Russian army was marching TO tn
| capital of Khiva, with the avowed intention
, of conquering The country, and these rumors
added TO serious and apparently we
grounded apprehensions of a movcmer
among the AIghans, led 10 large reinforce
, ment CT the British forces al Besbawan.
: The report lha, Persia was collecting a
army 10 operate against Turkey is unluund
ed.
The British interest is reported 10 be in
bad slale in Bermah; The towers everywher
g are said to oe in a sIale Of seige, and tn
WuOlO W VIC uCW iONluOCo uIO tll NuO uuuu
Of the enemy. Famine was raging in Ber
nah. The China insurgents had surprise
The Imperial garrison at Shanghai, an
D gained possession of the city wilhou. oPPo
4 Silion. The chief officer Of the goverrmer
escaped and placed himself under the pro
. leclion of The United Slales.
y 1t was reported that Pekin had fallen bu
the rumor was doubled. Canton was que,
! The lmppriullsls were making strong effort
, 10 re,ake Annoy, The Emperor has nc
cep,rd the aid Of The Tartan chiefs at III
north, as q last resort.
: Advices from Singapore say that GuI
: Percha had declined fifty per cent.
IL Letters from Consul Sanders Of Londo