Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-06
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of Ae Steamer Ansrica-Fw.
ther AdvaRcs IN Flour and Corn.

quoted at 3Os Cd "a SIS; Baltimore and
Philadelphia 31@3l 6, and Ohio S2s
showing an advance of Is to 9s 99 Dbl.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE The
America sailed from Liverpool at 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning. She
brings 126 sea sick passengers.
The steamer Baltic arrived out on
the evening of the 14th.
1t was currently reported that Turkey
had attacked the Russian outposts.
Placards were placed on the walls OF
Constantinople, calling on the faithful to
attack the Russians.
The Sultan had prepared his manifes-
to to his people, which is, in fact, a
declaration of war; but, ON the special
demand of the representatives of the
four powers, he had consented to post
pone the issuing of it.
The Turks continued energetic pre-
parations for war; all demands against
the government were being paid in
specie. The Turkish levy of $4,000
troops were being actively organized,
and detachments were constantly march
ing to join Omer Pasha.
A reserve corps was forming at
Adrianople, under Mehemet Pasha.
The Sultan reviewed the Egyptian
troops on the 30th, and the Pasha of
Egypt promises to send $1,000 more.
From Bucharest, the Russian COM
mander has issued an order to the
troops, saying, Russia calls on you to
annihilate Paganism, and those who
oppose her will be annihilated Also"
The Pasha warns Prince GOstchokoff
that if the Russian war boats approach
they would be fired into.
The market for Breadstuffs, at Liver
pool, has assumed a decided upward
tendency, and was daily advancing,
closing on Friday at the highest figures
vet attained. The advance Of the week
is variously estimated at from cd to I'd
B bushel on Wheat, and to 2s on Flour
Corn was in moderate request, and is
quoted by various circulars at prices
ranging from 36s to 37s.
This new advance in Breadstuffs is
attributed to the changeable weather in
England, the increasing firmness of the
Continental markets, and to the threat
ening aspect of the Turkish dispute.
Dealers in Beef and Pork were wait
ing the result of the award for the gov
ernment contract. Bacon was quiet
but firm.
Clover seed had advanced to $50
48s.
At London, Baring's circular says
Coffee was quiet; Tea dull; Breadstutis
very excited; quotes American red
Wheat at 65s, and white at 65@7 7Os.
Flour is in active demand at 32s@33s
Sd.
American securities very dull, and
prices generally lower.
The Committee of the ''Holy Inquisi-
ton" have again condemned ''Uncle
Toms Cabin" as damnably pernicious.
The Emperors of Austria, Russia
and the King of Prussia, were to meet
at Olmitz on the 23d ultimo, as is
supposed, to discuss the disposition of
Turkey.
Famine was prevailing in Burmah;
the country was overrun with locusts.
The Cholera was spreading in Lon
don and Liverpool Over $50 deaths
had occurred at New Castle.
Mr. Marsh, the United States Consul
at Madeira had arrived in England.
The steamer Western had arrived at
Liverpool from Brazil, having on board
General Lopez, Minister from Para
quay.
The German papers say the United
States is backing Switzerland in opposi-
ton to Austria, and that active as
sistance is promised. They also say
that Austria is endeavoring to induce
the Governments of Europe to demand
from the United States a declaration of
its views on the subject of Intervention
in European policy, on the laws of ma
tions in general, and on the subject of
American citizenship in particular.
Vienna letters say it is fully expected
there that the Cabinet at Washington
will consent to give up Kosta to the
Austrian authorities. 1t was reported
that the reason for Withdrawing the
Austrian Minister at Turin, was to show
the displeasure of Austria at the
friendly relations existing between I
Sardinia and the United States.
The Cholera was making fearful
ravages in Upper India. The Indigo
and Cotton Crop were improving.
Nothing new from the Reyolutionists
in China. The Tartars had attempted
to take Annoy, but failed.
Trade was dull.
The latest news by the America,
says: A courier had just arrived at
Paris, from London, bringing the deci-
sion of Lords Aberdeen, Russell,
Palmerston, and another
courier had started for Constantinople,
with dispatch to Lord Stratford de
which, it was rumored in
circles, enjoins him to
employ every possible means to induce
The Sultan to accept, without delay, the
Vienna note, without modification.
The British Minister was authorized
10 allow the squadron to enter the
to disembark the troops, for
he purpose of causing the Sultan's deci-
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