Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-22
FOREIGN.
The steamer Franklin arrived at New

l fOhEldN.
The steamer Franklin arrived at New
York on the l4th:
GxKERAL IETELLIosScE---The cholera
was spreading in the North Of Europe
The overland India and China mails
arrived at London on the 26th.
Advices from Constantinople to the
22d ult., says that Col. Ruff had left
the day previous with an autograph
letter from the Sultan to the Emperor Of
Austria, expressing the thanks of the
Sultan for the preservation Of peace.
Extraordinary activity prevails in the
Odessa grain market. and the stores
were inadequate to contain the arrivals
Of grain.
The United States frigste Cumber-
land had arrived at Marseilles.
The French government, in order to
allay the excitement in regard to bread
stutfs, had issued an official notice that
the fears which excited, respecting the
harvest, were groudless, and that the
yield was an average one, and quality
good.
The advices from Constantinople say
the Sultan had accepted the Vienna
note, without material alteration, and
he was to send an ambassador to st.
Petersburg as soon as the Principalities
are evacuated.
Accounts from Bucharest say Russia
would withdraw the troops from the
Danubian Provinces, in September,
upon which the combined fleets Of
France and England would return tc
Malta and Toulon.
The news by the India mail, from
China, is not of much Importance.
The failure of the Imperial army in
their attack on Chi-Re-Aug is con-
firmed.
The Imperial fleet returned to Shan.
ghai.
Chi-Re Aug is said to be the key tc
the Chinese Empire, and the Friend Of
China is of the opinion that this fruitless
attack decides the fate of the Empire.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, an American mis-
sionary, was in the camp of the insur-
gents, says they did not suffer the least
injury during the attack, from the can
non Of the Imperialists.
An army of the insurgents had
started from Nankin for Pekin, but it
was afterwards recalled.
The Niagara was at Halifx on the
18th.
The war party in Turkey are accusing
their English and French allies with
cowardice
1t is rumored that Turkey is willing
to have the Danubian Principalities
formed into independent States, under
the protection of the four powers.
The Russian Consul General in
Egypt has been recalled in consequence
of that country favoring Turkey.
There is to be change in the Turkish
Ministry as soon as the present matters
are settled.
The Emperor and Empress were still
at Dieppe.
1t was thought there would be another
reaction in Breadstuffs.
A riot had occurred in Belgium,
owing to the high price of breadstuffs at
Ghent and Brussels. 1t was believed
the government would not prohibit the
export of corn, but would temporarily
open the ports, if required.
In Sweden public meetings had been
held respecting the increased price Of
corn. The exports from Austrian Italy
is prohibited.
MARKETS. = Breadstuffs continued
as excited as ever, but on the 30th the
high prices began to check business
Western Canal Flour is quoted at 99s@
29s Cd; Philadelphia at 30s93Os Sd;
and Baltimore at Sis Sd. Indian Corn
had improved Is Id % quarter, and
yellow sold at 32s@32s Sd.
At London, on the 29th, 30th, and
31st, the Corn market was active, and a
considerable business was doing in
Flour at sos 6d@31s.