Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-09
ARRIYAL on THE PACIFIC.

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ment Being Dispatched to ths AHiec
Forcss.A-Ldys advance in Bread
sf16sf-Nors Hsavy Failures!
New YoRK, Oct. 30.
The steamer Pacific, with advice.
from Europe to the 18th inst, has ar
rived at this port.
CoxMERcIAL ISTELLIGEHcE. - Ths
market for Breadstpffs was greatly ex
cited, and Flour had advanced IS. p Dbl
Wheat 6to Cd R bushel, and Corn Is
R quarter, since the previous day
Western Canal Flour is quoted at 5os(9
SIS Sd, and Ohio at 39s. The supplies
continued very light, and the business
doing was chiefly to supply immediate
wants.
There was no change in provisions.
GENERAL ISTELLIeEsCE.-The news
from the seat of war by this arrival is
not of much positive interest. The
latest authentic advices are up to the
9th inst, which say that nothing had
been done in the way of battering down
the walls of Sevastopol.
The allies on the Crimea, at the latest
dates, numbered 10000 rank and file.
They occupy strong position on the
south of Sevastopol, and had all thCtr
beseiging machinery landed. Menchi-
koff still holds the field north of Sevas-
topol, at the head of thirty thousand
Russian forces, and, at the last accounts,
was daily expecting reinforcement Of
twenty thousand more.
Ten thousand additional French forces
are to be dispatched Immediately from
France to the seat of war.
The Baltic feet will return home
without further operations.
Omer Pacha was making prepara-
tions to attack the Russians on the
Pruth and in the Dobrudscha; and the
Russians were on their part concentra-
ting forces on the Austrian frontier.
1t is reported and believed that Eng
land and France are at present discus
sing the right of establishing Poland as
an independent kingdom.
Perrins & Wright, and five other
firms in Dublin, have failed, but it was
thought they would be able to 60 on
again after little.
{ The City of Manchester arrived out
on the 18th inst, twelve days and half
from Philadelphia, and the Arabia on
the same morning, and the screw steam
er Ottawa on the 10th.
Lord Raglan's latest dispatch, says he
expected to open his batteries on Sevas-
topol in few days.
Private dispatches say that the attack
on the outworks was fixed for the 9th
inst. The seige artillery had all reached
the camps.
On the 4th inst, canonade took
place between some English steamers
and the Quarantine fort at Odessa but
no result of consequence was achieved. |
A dispatch from Vienna says a secret
treaty exists between the Gear and |
Prussia.
The dispatches from Sevastopol, pub
lished in the London Journals, are
quite unsatisfactory, and positively con-
Trajectory. According to some of them
the place had been half taken on the
9th, and to others the bombardment had
not commenced; but the only reliable in
formation is that before given. {
The garrison of Sevastopol consists of
$4,000. ;
Samuel Phillips. the novel writer, is
dead Il
The continued commercial failures
were producing considerable excite
ment, and had already brought about
most disastrous consequences.
A dispatch from Copenhagen, dated
October Is, says the House of Repre-
sentatives Estators, has voted by ma
lorityr of eighty, for the appointment of
a committee to draw up articles of i'm
peachment against the Ministers for the |
PRONUNCIATION of the July ordinance. {
At the great fire at Memel, last re- L
ported, the whole city would have been t
destroyed, but for the exertions of
American and English sailors, who were '
IN port at the time.
Later adYices from China say that
three attempts had been made to take /
Canton by the insurgents, all of which $
'ailed. An attempt to effect compro- t
mise had also failed; and the insurgents a
had made but little progress towards /
the city.
A dispatch from Marseilles says each Z
ship of the allied feet is to furnish d
company of marines and eight guns,
making total of 200 guns, to assist in ;,
he siege of Sevastopol. + !
Advices from Hamburg, dated 10th : :
nst., say immediate steps are to be y
AIKEN to stop the traffic with Russia +
trough Russian ports. :, -
The cholera is rapidly abating ip Lon + +
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