Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-03-24
FOREIGN NEWS
The Steamer Africa arrived at
New York on the 18th.

I-hlcnardSon quotes breadstuffs as
dull. On Friday the retail sales oI
Wheat were at Tuesdays rates
buyers in quantity at lda2d under
Tuesday. Flour extremely dull al
Sd decline. Corn easier as to prices
Wheat: white Is 6da7s Sd; mixed
5s l0da7s. Corn: yellow 3ls 6da
32s; white 34a36s. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Ohio Flour 26s 6da
27s.
Provisions-McHenry quotes Irish
Bacon, lsa2s lower, and dull; Ameri-
can wanted. Beef and Pork IN.
altered. Lard 2sa3s lower.
] Miscellaneous-Bark neglected;
Clover seed declined; Tobacco un-
changed.
Turkey has rejected the Austrian
ultimatum respecting Montenegro,
and places herself in the hands oil
France and England. The dispute
will probably be arbitra:ed amicably
by France.
Il is reported that Russia demands
the ultimatum from Turkey; war is
inevitable.
The India mails have arrived
The advices are unfavorable to the
British province, Pegu. The fever
was harrassing the troops.
Ii is rumored that the king OF
Burmah was deihroned by revolu-
lion.
In the House of Commons, on Fri
day, The subject Of Jewish disabilities
was discussed. the object being TO
extend TO Jewish subjects the same
privileges enjoyed by Protestant dis.
senters. A motion was made by
Russell that The House go into COM
mittee to consider the subject. which
was carried bv a vote OF 234 to Dos.
The ship Hemisphere arrived at
Liverpool from New Orleans. She
brings the crew, sixteen in number,
OF the bark Charles Loudon. from
Car5iff, for San Francisco, aban-
doned at sea.
The chief mate OF the steamer
Victoria, lost off Dublin has been
indicted for manslaughter.
The Board OF Trade returns for
January shows an increased export
OF nearly one million, over the re-
turns Of last year.
The ship Three Bells arrived in
Thames, from Melbourne, with 49,
900 ounces OF gold.
It's not believed on the London
exchange. that the difficulty between
Austria and Turkey will result in
war.
FRANcE.-Ths Budget will be
placed before the Assembly in
March.
One hundred and fifty political
prisoners nave been amnested by de
cree.
SpAIN.--The Bank Of San Fer.
nando, Madrid, has agreed to ad-
vance to the government 25, 100000
reels, on the credit Of the receipts
from Havana, 1854.
SwITzERLANp.-The deral.
council have not come TO any de-
cision respecting the Ticino blockade
that the Canton continues.
AUsTRIA.-Vienna letters are full
OF. The recent attempt on the life OF
The Emperor. The assassin says he
had no accomplices, but had had it in
contemplation three years. and had
been watching for three weeks TO find
the victim unattended. When the
prisoner was led 10 the prison, he
cried "Vive Kossuth."
German papers state that fears are
entertained OF an outbreak through
out Hungary. Twenty travellers
had been arrested at Pesth. The
garrison Of the city was kept con-
stanily in arms. Sentinels were
placed at all the gates leading 10 the
fortress OF Buda.
MmAN.--Letters to the 9th, state
that the Austrian authorities, be-
lieving that Mazzinni was in the city,
had taken the most vigorous meas
ures 10 prevent his escape. The in
habitants were forbidden to appear
on The Bastrones after seven o'clock.
In case of disturbance, the house.
holders are 10 close their doors, and
every man found in the streets will
be treated as though concerned in
the affray.
There is rumor in Paris that the
funds in the hands OF the Revolution
airy Committee at London, amounted
to 100000 francs, just before the
outbreak at Milan.
The number of soldiers woun ded
at Milan on the 9th, was seventy, OF
whom ten have since died.
The focus OF the conspiracy was
at Malgher.
Its stated in the Berlin papers that
the Hungarian regiments at Milan
refused to fire on the insurgents, and
are 10 he sent, in consequence, TO
Croatia.