Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-08-03
NEWS BY THE AFRICA.
Frokers' circular reports breadstuffs
New YonK, July sS.


Frekers' circular reports breadstuffs
wheat declined 4d@6d. -
| Flour moderete; business declined 2s.
Indian Corn, transactions large at lower
prices. Richardson quotes white wheat
at los 94d, Red 9s I'd to TO-, good Ohio
-four 34s to 34s Cd; better brands OF
Ohio 35. Indian corn So. Provisions,
Beef in moderate request unchanged
in rates. Bacon 2s Sd. London Mon
ey market tighter. Consols 81 to 81.
The news continues important, but
little change. 1t is now confirmed that
the Russians have received counter Or
ders, and will not quit Wallachia.
The Austrisns have for the present
entirely relinquished their intention to
peaceably occupy the Principalities.
No new facts as 10 the progress of
the Prussian and Austrian negotiations.
1t is believed that all the smaller Ger
man States will adhere to the Austro-
Russian Convention.
The feeling in England with respect
to their new complication is decidedly
uneasy.
There has been severe fighting on
the Danube. The Turks, under Omar
Pacha personally, after severe fight
ing, have captured the Danube Islands
and the city of Gurigevo, which they
now occupy. The details are not to
hand. 1t is clear that the Turks have
assumed offensive measures, and with
the reserve of the Anglo French, the
first divisions of whom are now at
Rustchunck, they will probably risk a
pitched battle. Gortschakoff with
thirty thousand men is advancing by
forced marches to dispossess them of
Guirgevo. The Black Sea feet was
last seen proceeding from Odessa in the
direction of Sebastopol.
The cholera was very fatal among
the Baltic feet. Eighteen thousand of
the Anglo French army have joined
Omer Pacha, at Rutschunck. The
Turks have crossed the Danube.
1t is rumored that the whole of Ger
many will shortly join the Austro-Prus-
sian Treaty.
The capture of the fortress Of Guir-
gevo by the Turks is confirmed.
The number of Turks that crossed
the Danube on the 9th, was 10000
They were opposed by the Russians,
but the latter were defeated, with loss
of 900 killed and wounded.
Accounts from Pennsylvania state
that Austria and Russia were coneentra-
ting their forces on their respective
frontiers.
A small Republican rising near Valen-
Gle, has been put down.
A telegraphio report from Stockholm,
dated July 18th, says that all commu-
nication with Finland is forbidden, even
by the Swedish; and steamer has been
stopped and ordered back by the British
cruisers.
A letter from st. Petersburgh gives
a gloomy report of the situation of the
working classes.
The Emperor Napoleon, reviewed the
troops destined for the Baltic at Bologne,
anu duuTeSSeu Inen III d DIl0l anu Cu
ergetic speech. They would embark
on the 25th of July.
1t is rumored that the French army
had received check in Africa.
Omar Pacha had arrived at Sillistria.
The Dobrudscha was not yet evacuated.
The Anglo-French force encamped
near Varna, were ready to embark on
their campaign.
A pitched battle between the Turks
and Russians at Rutcholk, was daily
anticipated.
The Russians have completely closed
the Transylvania frontier.
The cholera continued to prevail at
st. Petersburgh. On the 1st of July
there were $50 cases in that city.
The cholera in its worst form broke
put on board the Australia emigrant
ship Virago, which put back to Liver
pool, having had fifty deaths.
The latest advices from Spain report
he insurgents intention of carrying on
4 protracted guerilla war.