Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-03-16
ARRTEAIg or THE ATLANTIC.
Brsadstefs BsHr-Bou0ardr'snt of
Turkish Ports By Russian Nessels---
The Cloud Of Var Gro1cs Darker.

NEw YoRK, March z.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at this
port last night, with dates to the 2Sd
ult.
CoAa1ERc1AL IETELEIGENcE.-Brea
stuffs better; Wheat having advanced
Cd q bush, and Flour cd bril-; Corn
in better demand, but no higher, and
quotes Western Canal Flour at 40s Sd
@41s, and Ohio and similar brands Ais
6d@49s; White Wheat 12s@12s Sd;
and Red 11s@12s I'd; Corn @4ss,
McHenry quotes Bacon in fair demand,
and about equal to the supply. A very
moderate demand for Beef and Pork.
Lard less active. Tallow dull.
The French fund declined considera-
bly on the Goth; the fall in the threes
reached 2fr. SC.
The atlantic got aground last night,
and subsequently, got of, and after pass
ing quarantine this morning, she went
ashore again.
GENERAL ISTELLIGEEcR.--The reply
of the Gar to the autograph letter of
Napoleon had reached Paris. Nicholas
refuses to accept the proposals submit
ted. The Paris Moniteur says the reply
leaves no chance for peaceful solution
OF the Eastern question.
Troops were embarking at Dublin,
Liverpool and Southampton, and the
Baltic feet was being fitted out with the
utmost dispatch.
The Asia arrived out on the Goth,
and City of Glasgow the same day.
A terrific gale had occurred at Liver
pool but no damage had been done to
American shipping of consequence.
The answer of the Gar to Napoleon's
letter, arrived at Paris on the 18th ult
He positively refuses to accept the pro-
posed arrangements presented to him.
The French troops were embarking
from Africa for Turkey.
There is nothing new from the Dan
ube. Omar was Strengthening Kalafat,
and reserves were advancing to Wedden
and Allavisa. The camp at Shumla is
broken up to furnish the reserve corps.
Fortifcations at Constantinople are
going on. The health of the army and
feet is excellent.
Six thousand men and twenty-four
ships left Constantinople on the 7th,
under the escort of eleven English
steamers.
1t is reported that when the French
and English troops arrive measure will
be proposed by the Sultan to the Divan
to give the Christians and moslems equal
civil rights.
An important debate had taken place
in the English Parliament on the Turkish
question, and the army and navy sup
plies had been voted.
The Queen had issued a proclamation
forbidding the expectation of arms, am
munition and marine engines.
A dreadful colliery explosion had
taken place at Wigan, by which one
hundred men were killed.
The Queen and Lord Chamberlain
have notified Mr.. Buchanan he may ap-
pear in any costume he pleases.
The King of Naples is attempting to
form general Italian league.
Joseph Surge and the Peace Deputa
ton were still al St. Petersburg, but had
not seen the Car.
Captain Ingraham having declined a
banquet at Genoa, fully 5000 Genoese
saluted him on the water. Letters from
st. Petersburg say that military prepara-
tons are going on on an immense scale,
and further states that great exaspera-
ton was produced at the palace by the
receipt of Napoleon's letter Still later
and more authentic advices say that an
other warlike manifesto has been issued,
levying nine men per thousand until the
18th of April.
Advices from Marseilles dated the
18th ult., say that the latest advices
from Constantinople announce that the
Russian feet had bombarded Batoum,
but without efecting much. Rutschuck,
was also bombarded on the morning of
the 10th of February, and the Turks
taken by surprise. One of the steamers
was much damaged, and six large YES
sells and several small crafts rendered un
serviceable.
A letter from Paris states that the re-
ply of the Czar to Napoleon is long and
argumentative, but at the same time
couched in terms so offensive to Napo-
lean, personally, that he had concluded
not to publish it.
The sdvices from Constantinople state
that legion of Jews had been formed
and placed at the disposal of the Sultan.
Carol Spence, the United States Min
lister, had arrived at Constantinople on
the ed, in the Saranac, and on the same
evening the Hungarian and Italian emf
grants gave him serenade.
The Saranac and the Levant were to
proceed shortly on cruise in the Black
Sea, the former for the passage of the
Bosphorus, having been already granted.
Intelligence had been received at Lon |
don that two Russian frigates were
cruising off Madeira.
All the Turkish consuls in Russia
have been obliged to give up the exequa-
tor granted them, and the Turkish sub
jects have been placed under the protec-
ton of the Austrian agents.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA
Breadstufs declining Unconditional par
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