Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-04-20

vanos the government hard cash, on Sc
claities of State domains.
CoxsfAxTrsoPLk, Goth. @fle steam
ers Rehibution and Cation havereturned
from the mouth Of the Danube without
succeeding, in fleeing its mouth from the
lobstructions placed there BY The hus-
SLAMS. \ y
LONDON, Saturday Moming.-The de-
bate in Parliament on the Queens ad-
dress was very large. War was formal
ly proclaimed yesterday at the Royal
Exchange by the civil authorities.
LArEsr.-Liverpool, Saturday morn
ing.--There is nothing important. A
telegraphic report received this morning
that Napier had taken a Russian frigate,
is contFadicted. The report that Rus
sian ship had been seized at Waterford
and the crew held as prisoners of war,
was also doubted. Esd 20 'ifss
The FIVE articles of the tri-paTtite
treaty are: lst. England and France
engage 10 support Turkey by force of
arms until the conclusion of peace that
shall secure independence and integrity
to the Sukm's dominions I'd. That
the Porte shah not conclude peace
without the consent of the allies. Sd.
The allies shall evacuate the Turkish ter
ritories after war. 4th: This treaty to
remain open for adhesion by the other
powers Of Europe. 5th Turkey guar
antees to all subjects of the Porte, with
out distinction Of creed, perfect equality
in law. -' go a.al1
Meanwhile that the campaign has be-
gun in earnest is confirmed. -5>s-i ir
The Russians have crossed the Dan
ube in great force to strike a decided
blow before the arrival of the Anglo
French force. nH
On the Esd, Gottschakof crossed the
Danube above Tulska, and captured
eleven guns, 200 prisoners and occupied
Tulska, and several forts on the west
bank. Gen. Luders crossed with the
main body from Galatz without much
loss. There are now full $4,000 Rus
slams on the right bank.
On the Esd Luders commenced
for the seige of Malschein.
On the same day the Russians attempted
TO cross the Danube at 0ltenitza where
a desperate battle ensued, in which the
Russians were repulsed and the carnage
was dreadful; 5000 Russians were killed.
The Turks were so badly cut up that
hey were obliged to retire from their
The Russians, how
ever, effected their passage at three diff
ferent points. On the very day that
he Russians crossed the Danube, 0mer
Pacha had intended to attack the Rus
sian head quarters at Pogana. The
plan of the battle was drawn up and the
,ntire force put under marching orders.
Breadstuffs.-Brown & Shipley quote
considerable higher with an
active speculative demand. Wheat
prices considerable higher; an advance
Of 1s@18d; market firm; white los Cd
Oils Sd, red 9s 9d@11s, Richardson
quotes at 19s. The prices of Flour
are considerably higher, advanced IS
5d@3s Sd, and market firm; western
,anal 38s@38s Sd; straight Baltimore
and good Ohio and Canada 38s 6d@
39s. Corn closed steady at an advance
Of As; white western 43s@44s; western
yellow 43s@43s cd, western mixed AS
Sd.
The weather has been favorable for
agricultural purposes.
Provisions.-Badenbaeh reports beef
a trifle higher and an active demand
The sales for the week were 1000 bbls.
at l20s; Cleveland 1O6s. Bacon mar
ket dull; declined 2s. Shoulders firm;
a fair business done. Lard; market
firm with an upward tendency; 53s@ |
57s.