Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-10
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.


War Hasvita6e-P Preparations for Hos
hlties.
NEW YoRK, Oct. -31st.-The steam
shin Arctic, with advices from Liver
pool to the 18th, arrived here last even
ing.
/ COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.-Them mar
ket for Breadstuffs continues buoyant
and active, and Flour had further ad-
yanced Is Sd per bbl. Western Canal
is quoted at 35s, and Ohio at 36s@36s
Sd.
Consols closed at 9l4.
Breadstufs were in active demand at
further advance, closing buoyant.-I
Holders firm at extreme quotations.
good flour at Sis. Wheat was in exten-
siye demand at an advance of ed per
bushel. Fine white is quoted at los 4d
per busbel. Corn was quiet but un-
changed in price.
\ GENERAL INrELLIGENCE.-tw was re-
ported that Russia had refused to evac-
uate the Principalities, in reply to the
Sultan's manifesto.
Gen. Lerders, with the Russian corps,
was at Odessa, awaiting marching or
ders.
Gen. Paskewitch had taken the COM
mand of the Russian army in the Princi-
palities. !,
The combined fleets of France and
England were preparing to advance to
Constantinople. Austria and Prussia
will remain neutral.
The Preston Mills have been closed,
owing to a strike of the operatives.
The following is the latest news re-
ceiyed before the Arctic sailed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l9th.-Intelligence
from Paris by telegraph, states that the
Bourse was dull yesterday at the open
! ing, but became gradually steady, and
closed at an advance, threes closing at
79f 64c., and halves at 99f. SOC.
! CoxsrANr1xopLE, Oct. 5th.-The city
is tranquil; the Russian army will go
into winter quarters at Bucharet.
! ODESSA. Oct. 6th.-The Turkish dec
= laration of war has been received. The
corps of General Lerders is still in this
vicinity, expecting marching orders.
The greatest confidence prevails IN
commercial circles. The cholera has
:. subsided among the troops.
st. Petersburg dates to the lth says
the demand for shipping is unabated'
!, and freights higher than ever.
In regard to the Eastern question, the
= London Times says the Turkish mani
festo is the strongest and most unan-
! swerable state paper issued during the
:. present century.
The Post says, morally, Russia is al
;, ready defeated, and that she will be SC
> materially; and says that hostilities on
. the Danube and the shore of the Caspl
!. an sea are inevitable.
y A dispatch from Vienna, dated the
> 18th instant, says the Russian COM
{ mander had replied to the Turkish sum-
Il mons that he had no authority either tc
. commence hostilities, to make peace, oil
: to evacuate the Principalities. and he
u therefore refused to comply with the re-
4 quest
q The Arctic brings geo passengers
. Among them are Sinr. Martucelli, the
e Neapolitan Minister to Washington
Hon. d. d. Barnard, Judge Douglass
and the Egyptian commissioner to the
/. Worlds Fair.
&c Russian subjects in Turkey have beer
!. placed under Austrian protection
- Turkey viii allow neutral vessels t.
trade on the Danube to the 25th inst.
" but no longer.
Z Austria and Russia have recalled
their subjects from the Turkish service
Y Much agitation is manifested in Italy
+ Two hundred political arrests wer'
: made in Paris on the night of the 16tl
N inst, among them is NJ. Goadchauf
Minister of Finance.
: The Turkish Declaration of War Il
published in full. 1t is temperate, bu
= high-minded. 1t lays no embargo oI
/. Russian ships, and fully protects th'
l. rights of commerce. When the GA
heard that Turkey had declared war, h
is said to have fell into fury Of rage
and swore he would wage a war OF ex
termination against the lnfidels.
T. 1t is not supposed the hostiiities viii
2 commence on the Danube, but in Geor
4 gia on the Black Sea.
At Old General Paskewitch takes the chic
II command of the Russian forces on tn
D Danube.
ID On the 5th the combined fleets wer'
I preparing to proceed to ConstantinoPle
in A battle was fought on the 9th ult.
ie between the Circassians and the Rus
re slams. The loss on both sides wa
+ larce-the former retired into the noun
IT tains.
IN The American barque Henry Her
re bert, bound from Cardiff, Wales, to New
H. York, foundered at sea on the 18th o
irI September. The crew was rescued from
a raft by Spanish steamer.
q, The misunderstanding between tn
i, Lancashire mill owners and the opera
% tives has become serious. All the mill
ID at Preston are closed, and fully 25,oO'
le hands are out of employment.
as Matters were quiet in France. NJ
ID shipment of troops had been made, bu
g there was great activity in all the nav
"a yards.
A Both Prussia and Austria have givel
Of assurances that they will keep neutral
as which has led the French and Englisl
lOl J;nlor, of;sfs 10 conclude war has heeI