Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-02-24
Arrival Of ,hs Americn.

New YoRK, Feb. l8.-The America
arrived at Halifax this morning with
Liverpool dates to the fifteenth.
readstuffs-Canal Flour. a5s; Ohio
26s; Corn, yellow, S2s, rather dearer.
Lard SET.
The money market is tight.
A great Reform Banquet was held al
Manchester on the Sd. George Wilson
presided. Many members Of Parlia-
ment were present. Mr.. Golden in his
speech offered to bet fi000 against Is
that Napoleon would never invade Eng
land. William Btotherton took the bet
and bound Golden over in a legal bond
to the full amount.
The Queen o. Spain proposes to pre-
sent the Empress with an Imperial
Crown, and the Duchess of Alba sends
an offering OF eight beautiful Andalusian
horses.
Paris has resumed its wonted quiet
ness. The Emperor and Empress re-
main at ST. Cloud. The Ministers each
are giving, in turn, Jetes in honor Of
the married couple. They commence
housekeeping in magnificent style.-
The Empress has devoted large sums to
charity. The Emperor proposes pur-
chasing, out Of his private funds, the
diamond necklace, valued at 100000
francs, which the Empress declined to
receive from the city Of Paris. He
proposes building palace at Marseilles,
and it is said, also, one at each of the
principal towns of France. residing in
each alternately, commencing next sum.
mer at Versailles. The coronation takes
place in May, if not sooner. The opin.
ion is universal that the Ministry will be
modified, and that, Of the present Cabi-
net, only the ducal Minister Of Marine,
and Fould, Minister of State, will re-
main. Thess changes are looked for
to>day.
The Emperor has bestowed a first
class medal on Jean Douse, Of New
foundIand, for saving the lives Of sever-
al French sailors.
The London Morning Advertiser says
a packet Of 86 letters was stolen from
the Emperor's private apartments. Sus.
picion rested on Mrs. Howard, and let
ters which implicate some of the first
men in France is thought to be in the
possession of the Empress. reward
Of 300 600 francs has been offered for
their recovery.
A letter expressing the opinion that q
European war is inevitable, has been
in legitimate circles; it pur-
ports to come from high quarter, but
its authenticity is questioned.
AUsTRIA.-The marriage has caused
a sensation at Vienna. Great offence
has been taken at the use of the word
' Briguer" in reference to Austria's
share in the marriage of Napoleon 1st.
The Augsburgh Gazette publishes
dispatches from Berlin stating that in
the recognition Of the Emperor, Prussia
and Austria will emphatically call for
The observance of the existing treaties
and the maintenance of the present ter
ritorial limits in Europe.
Large bodies Of Russian troops are
moving towards the Turkish frontiers.
The Montenegroes were progressing in
The night TO make an attack on Omar
Pacha. The mountaineers took 80 hor-
ses and 800 head Of cattle on the 10th
lIt. In the South and East the Monte-
negroes were victorious. but were very
lard pressed in the North, the odds be-
ng too great. They hope, however,
or ultimate success. Austria has given
permission to all unarmed fugitiVes to
ross the frontiers.
LATER.-The Turkish troops have
,ntered Montenegro through defls at
Ostrogta.
Ab-del- -Kader had private interview
with the Sultan.
COMMERCIAL MISUNDERSTANDING
white, 7sa7s I'd; red and mixed 7s--
Corn, yellow 32a33; white S6. In lard,
prices are a shade lower. New Prime
Mess Pork active at 96al12. Pork firm
With a rising tendency; large business
Ioing at firm prices.