Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-04-07
FOREIGN.

rOhElGN.
The steamer Niagara arrived on the
3oth ult., with Liverpool dates to the
18th:
The English Parliamentary news Is
Of very little importance. Lord John
Russell stated that the Mexican Govern
ment had reduced the duty on printed
calico. and paper referring thereto
would soon be submitted. MIR. Mines
drew the attention of me Government to
the fact that the only winter route Of the
British troops to Canada is through the
United States, and asked if the Govern
ment intended TO facilitate, by guaranty
or otherwise, the completion ofthe Hal
ifax and Quebec railroad. Lord John
Russell spoke of Austrian proceedings
towards Sardinian subjects, in conse>
quence of the Milan insurrection. The
Sardinisn Government requested the
British Government to interfere against
the sequestration. The latter has, in
consequence, written a strong letter TO
Vienna.
The ship Bernice was burnt by muti~
neers in the Straits of Caspar.
France is quiet. The Pope's pres
ence at the Coronation is uncertain
The Madaia family have been liberated
and ordered TO leave Tuscany. Gener-
al Canobert declines ST. Armant's port
folio, unless ChaBgarnier, Lamorcie.e
and others he amnestied. The Paris
and Austrian exhibition opens May lst,
1855.
Germany has decided to enroll only
so 900 instead of 100000 troops.
1t is reported that Austria will main
tain the blockade of Derus indefinitely.
Austria has given no answer to the note
Of the Federal Council of Switzerland.
The spirit of freedom is thoroughly
aroused.
The banished Tyrnese are suffering
dreadfully; women and children are per-
ishing By the wayside. The Austrian
government is extremely dissatisfied at
the announcement that England would
not expel the refugees.
The firm of Mechanic & Fola has
failed TO the amount of 100000 horins.
Stringent municipal regulations are
still enforced at Milan. The military
are employed in strengthening the forti-
ficaiions. Property to the amount of
f5O,O0O,OOO is already confscated.
A treaty ofcommercs between France
and Tuscany has been concluded. The
Turks have evacuated Montenegro.
MARsErLLEs, March 13ih.-AdVices
from Constantinople state that the Rus.
sian ul;imatum has been repelled. The
Sultan has invoked the assistance of
France and England. The British feet
has been ordered from Malta TO the Ar
chipelago. A new bank is projected at
Consiantinople by French spectators
Immense embeZZlements have been dis
covered in the army and navy adminis~
tration at ST. Petersburg. An Adjutant
General and other officers are under tri>
al. The pensions granted by governs
ment 10 Polish refugees have been with
drawn. All employees on the public
works are ordered to take the oath of f.
deity to the constitution, immediately.
The Portuguese government is about to
annul the tobacco and soap monopoly.
Twenty new peers have been created,
to put through the government measures.
PARIs, Friday evening.-The report
ed entrance of the English feet in the
Dardanelles has caused panic on the
Bourse, which recovered at the close,
three per cent, closed al 80f SIS, halves
103f Cos.
The Budget for 1854 gives surplus
revenue at 100000.
EGYPr.-A letter from Alexandria
mentions commercial prices. There
were many failures among the grain
spectators.
The news from the Cape Of Good
Hope states that arrangements are ma
king for peace.