Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-09
ARRIVAL. OF THE ANDES.
Bosros, March 1.

The steamer Andes from Liverpool
On the 18th, arrived here this morning.
The Niagara has been Withdrawn to
carry troops to Maka. The Cunard
Company advertise, that In consequence
of the Niagara being taken by the Gov
ernment, the propeller Alps will take
her place on the 18th.
The Government has chartered thir-
teen steamships to- convey troops to
Malta.
LONDON, Feb. 3-Evening.-Foreign
wheat held firmly; prices unaltered. !.
The steamship Great Britain arrived
at Liverpool on the 18th, IN G8 days
from Melbourne.
The following steamers have been
taken by Government:-From the Cen
eral Screw Steamer Company, Propon-
tbs, Cape of Good Hope, Golden Fleece,
and Jason; from the Oriental Company,
HinaIaya, Manila, and Repon; from the
Cunard Company, Niagara and Cam
bris; from the Australia Company,
Victoria.
1t is reported that Lord Ragiaw is to
have chief command of the English
force. The Duke of Cambridge, the
Earl of Cardigan, and Generals Evans
and Botherton are to have appointments.
Advices from Krajoya state that the
bad weather alone prevents the Russians
from attacking Kalafat.
Breadstuffs unchanged.
Consuls unchanged; 915@92.
1t is confidently announced that a
manifesto, signed by Nesselrode, is
shortly expected at Vienna in which the
Gar viii announce to the world his final
intentions.
A camp of 10000 is being formed on
the sea of Mormora near Constantinople.
Gen. Guyon has commenced offensive
operations in Asia against the Russians.
Kalafat is invested by 10000 Russian
troops.
The Gear has given orders to every
fort to drive the Turks out of Lesser
Wallachia without further delay.
PARIS, Monday.-The Bourse is very
firm. A report that the Emperor of
Austria had determined that he would
make common cause with the Western
Powers if the Russians crossed the
Danube, produced an important rise in
the funds, threes closing at 69@69,75
and four and a half per cents closing at
96,75.
The Nashville was to sail on the 18th.
The following additional steamers
have been chartered by the govern
ment: Hydaspes and Queen of the
South.
Great excitement prevails at Lombar-
dy. Raditzkey having issued procla-
matioI to arrest all persons from spread
ing false reports, much excitement exists
throughout Italy.
FREBIzoND, Feb. 14.-Ten thousand
men are marching against Seadatila, an
important military position of the Rus
slams.
LoEDoN.-A new reform bill was in
troduced into the House of Commons
on the 18th by Lord Russell. The de-
tails of the bill are distasteful both to
the Conservatives and Liberals. Lord
Russell stated to the House that ar
rangements had been made between the
English and French Ambassadors as to
the course to be taken by the combined
feet. He also said that the government
had no reason to be dissatisfied with
Count Orloffs mission to Austria, as
the object was to secure the neutrality
of Austria in case of war, but it had
failed.
VIENNA, Feb. 10.-The details of the
conflict at Giurgero on the 5th have
reached US. Eight hundred Turks,
with eight gun boats and four sailing
vessels, crossed the Danube early in the
morning. and landed near the Quaran-
tive building, arranging themselves in
line of battle Two battallions opened
a murderous fire, lasting three hours,
and forcing the Turks finally to retreat
to Rutschuck. The Russians also suf-
fered severely.
The Andes passed the Cambria going
INTO Liverpool ON the 18th, and in the
IRISH channel the steamer Atlantic, from
New York. The ship Mary j. Sterrett,
of Rockland, from New York for Ha-
vana, was fallen in with on the 1st of
February at sea, in a sinking condition;
her crew were taken off and carried to
Liverpool on ship from Philadelphia.