Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-06-22
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
NV YoRK, June IS.

The steamer Arabia. with adyices
from Liverpool to Saturday, the Sd inst,
has Just arrived at this port.
CoMaERcIAL INTEL1GEEcE.-Dennis-
toms Circular says: The market for
Breadstuffs opened dull in the fore part
of the week, at the decline reported by
the Pacific, but closed steady at the pre-
sious weeks prices, which is an advance
on the quotations by the Pacific.
The closing quotations being, West
ern Canal Flour 38s@38s Sd; Baltimore
and PhiIadelphia, 39s@40s; and Ohio
39s@41s. White Wheat, lis 9dg rs
Sd; and Red and mixed, IFS 3dC9iis
Cd. White Corn, 38s@40s. Lard is
quoted at 46s. Consols closed at y =:
Gardner & Co., reports less ooing IN
Reef but prices firm and the stock low.
Pork dull and prices dropping. Bacon
in fair demand, and fine qualities sell
readily. Short Middles scarce and most
songbt after. Shoulders and Hams in
better demand. No Cheese in Market.
GENERAL IKTELLIGENcE.-Eight thou
sand French landed at Pireus, in Greece,
and took possession. King Otho had
accepted the uItimatum OF France and
England, and had called new ministry.
An Anglo-French squadron has been
ordered to the White Sea.
Napier had battered the outposts of
Hango, but up to the ED the main for
tress had not been taken.
Silistria had 7bravely held out up to
the 27th, at which date, Omar Pacha
was going to the relief of the garrison.
Omar and Lord Raglan had held a
council of war at Varna, and, it Is said,
the Anglo-French forces will proceed to
Adrianople.
Omar, in the meantime, is to avoid
general action.
A coup de etat had taken place in Den
mark.
1t was generally thought Lord Pal
merston would be appointed Minister of
War in England.
Austria was about to dispatch for
NAL demand to the Czar to withdraw his
troops from Turkish territory.
The latest advices from the Danube
say that Omar had gone with 5000
troops to the relief of Silistria.
The Independence of Georgia has
been proclaimed.
Some doubtful rumors were in circula-
ton that the Gar would negotiate.
The new steamer, City of Philadel-
phia, had been launched in the Clyde.
Dispatches from Trieste of the Goth
says the Russians had failed in an at
tempt to force the passage of the Dan
ube at Turnul and Giurgavo; on the
Goth, they were repulsed in an attack on
one of the detached forts at Silistria.-
The Russians, the dispatch says, admit
that Silistria may hold out two or three
weeks longer. and by that time it prOba
bly, may be relieved by Omar Pasha.
Kalch and Poti on the coast of Cir
cassia had surrendered to the Anglo
French ships, and now that the Inde-
pendence of Georgia has been pro-
claimed the banished Princes will be re-
called.
Letters from Belgrade say firman
has been signed, allowing Austria to ocs
eupy Montenegro, as well as Albani and
Servia, should it be deemed necessary.
Advices from the Baltic say, that an
effective blockade had been established
at Riga.
Adyices from Athens say, the Egyp-
tian troops had been completely defeated
in Thessally by the insurgents, and
fully three hundred taken prisoners,
with large amount of small arms.
Gostchikoff has been summoned to
st. Petersburg, from whence it is
thought, he win be sent to the German
Courts.
1t is reported the Car has given
orders again to occupy Little Wallachia,
but the report is doubted.
In the British Parliament it was an
nounced that the Ionian flag, being under
British protection, it cannot be consider
ed neutral.
By the movement in Denmark, all the
opposition newspapers, except five, have
been interdicted.
The government prohibited public
meeting at Ringetu, to celebrate the fifth
anniversary of the Constitutional, at
which an address to the King was to be
signed, praying him to dismiss his Minis
tiers.
The details of the coup de etat are dis
jointed and vague.