Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-06-08
ARRIVAL oFlFHE ASIA.

ARRIVAL OFffHE ASIA
Essastepoi Bom5ardA Jour days 5y tie
Allied Teets.-Azrgs Advance IN
Floar, Wheat eaF Corn-Consols
Adp0need-Besf al q Pork Better.
NEw EoRK. June L,
The steamer Asia, With advices from
Liverpool to the 9Ot1 ult., being one
week later, arrived IT this port this
evening.
The steamer Arctidstrunk on Tucker
Point, and had to pudback to Liverpool
for repairs. which 1t Vas thought would
be completed in about one week, when
she would proceed Of her trip.
CoMMERcIAL IHrELLIeENcB.-DA-
fiston says the demand for Breadstgfs
continued active, an b all kinds had eon-
siderably advanced during the week
Flour was 2s Sd brl. higher; Wheat
I'd to Cd q bu5bel, and Corr. .f2s p
quarter, and quStes Westernii Canal
Flour at Ais. and Ohio at 4es, White
Wheat. 13s. and Red 12s 3D.; Yellow
Corn A Is 3d., ndWhite 4gs o. Lard
bwer, With sales lat Sos. Beef active,
and prime quahdes IS, higher. Pork
and Bac active.
ConsoI advanced to se5,;
GENERlL INTELif feENcE.I THE latest
intelligence from the seat of war is a
rumored telegraphit dispatch at Paris
that BeveI on thei Baltic, had been
bombardeds but nop&Seulars are given,
and the rePa at was ID dHbted.
The Cold gne Gazstte states the EN-
peror of Russia had a relapse Of his
The The inhabitants j St. Petersburg
were obliged to find quarters for the
troops, and it is said 90, 600 Cossacks
are in the vicinity of the city.
The Russian feet hid left HeIsingiers
TO join the feA st CT lonstadt, and Ma
pier was LYING twentE E-ive miles from
Cronstadt TO Intercept them, so that an
engagement W. expected.
The Turkish feet bad entered the
Black Sea for th spurpbse of destroying
all the Russian sitiots on the Circas-
sian coast.
The position Of SAu4tria had become
decidedly more hktilk to Russia, and
she had raised 10A AO40 men to defend
her frontiers in tt sElyania from the
eneroachmenfs of If Fzar. The Span
ish difficulty. with t6S United States was
exciting increased att dntion. A special
messenger from Mr.. Pule came passen-
ger in the Asia.
The Turks have gai5 two additional
victories on, the DanuBA
General Paskiewitcb Is turning the
front of Il he war to E6e banks Of tho
rivers Sereth and Dntster, in Moldavia.
Itwas rdmored thf It the Vienna Con-
ference would be rebewed on the basis
of the Austrian, Ptussisn, and Anglo
French Alliance.
A telegraphic diipatch to the London
Times, received Saturday, just as the
steamer left, and Idated Vienna, May
18th, sags that the Government Messen-
geSsd reached Galstz on the Hth of
Nay. with reliable Intelligence that the
allied fleets had bdmbarded Seyastopol
for four days.
A dispatch fromI Bucharest, dated
18th of May, says the British steamer
Tiger, Of sixteen guns, had stranded
close to Odessa AMI had to surrender,
although two other steamers we're sent
to her assistance and bombarded the
Russian works, but without success.
Cardinal Lambrutchini died at Rome
on the 11th uIt.
Intelligence from the Falkland Islands
that the United State Corvette German
town had demanded from H. B. NJ. Brig
Express, some prisA sAners the latter had
detained for trespaTlng the British fish
ing grounds. The lcaptain of the Ex
press refused, wheh the captain of the
Germantown wroH an imperious de-
mand for them, thIkatening if not COM
piled with he would fire into the Ex-
press, and he beat to quarters and run
his guns out. The Captain of the Ex-
press, however, maiitained his position,
and delivered up the prisoners to the
civil authorities bH whom they were
fined. The affair isl stated to have oc-
easioned some acrid correspondence be-
tween the United Stat ates and British au-
thorities, which havd been forwarded to
the respective Cover tments.
Letters from St. Petersburg dated
9th of May says tn 4 British feet was
within 25 miles of Hronstadt, and had
captured a number H gun boats.
Spain is about send additional
troops to Cuba.