The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-03-13
Beef and Pork--Moderate transac tions.
Iard-Less active.

teenth lower, sales for three days, 18th, Goth
and 2lst, amounted TO $4,000 bales, in
Guiding for export.
Funds languid--Consols~ closed 90s a0l
The Ciar rejected the new proposals ten
dered him.
War considered inevitable.
LIVERPOOL Wrdnssday.-T thousand
troops embarked from Liverpool to-day
The Grcek insurrcliOn has gained for
midable heudway, GpO0 men bling under
arms for EptiruS, Macedonia and Thessala
1t is stated that if Austria does not i'm
mediaely declare herself, France will form
an army of 100000 malSon lha Italian from
tier; the same on The Rhine frontier, and
send force to operate in lIay.
This statement is believed To b, authentic
A telegraph dispatch states that the Rus
slams are bpmbarding Rustchnck.
There is very doubtful report that tn
Russians have taken seven Turkish ships of
war
Great enthusiasm in favor Of war was
arising in Great Britain.
A terrific storm occurred here last night,
much damage. No details yet given.
The letter of Napoleon 10 the Gar has
been printed in the form of u placard, and
read publicly in all tlIa barracks of France,
and pro(usely distributed through all the
communes 1t is also posted in large char
acters on the corners of all the streets of
Paris.
Letters from st. Petersburg state that
military preparations are going on, on an
immense scale and with the greatest activ-
'ry.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Chronicle, gives Il synopsis Of the reports
from Bucharest Of Feb s. which says the
crown Prince of Russia would supercede
Prince Gortchukofl.
The Times publishes dispatches tina. the
attitude Of Persia is quiet.
A Constaniinople correspondent of the
Chronicle trlegaphs that on the 7th Of Feb
ruary four British and seven French steam
ers went into the Black SEA on the day pre-
vious, as convey TO Turkish fleet, with T.
600 troops bound for Bakonn.
One English and one French steamer had
also gone TO Varna.
Authentic advices from st. Petersburgh
state that another warlike manifesto had been
issued evying nine men per every thousand,
till April llih.
MARsElLLEs, Feb. l9.-Late accounts from
Constaninope, announce that the Russian
fleet had bombartled Batourer but withdrew
without effrcting much mischief.
Rustchuck was bunbarded on the 10th Of
February. The Turks were taken by sur
prise, one of their steamers was much
damaged, and six large, and several small
vessels rendered unservicpable.
PARIS, Feb. 20.-Crowd at the Bourse
to-day. Every kind of security gave way
Carroll Spence. U. s. Minister, arrived at
'Constantinople on the ID in the Saranac.
On the same evening, Hungarian and Ital-
ian EN- grants gave him a serenade-
The Saranac and Levant were 10 proceed
shortly on cruise to the Black Sea-
The flrman for the passage Of the Dos-
phOrus is already granted
Intelligence was received in London that
two Hessian frigates were cruising off Ma
dcira.
The Turkish Consus in Russia have been
Obliged 10 give up the exequatO1 granted to
them.
Turkish subjects have been placed under
the protection Of Austrian agents.
A letter from Paris states that the reply
from the Car to Napoleon's letter, is couched
in terms SO offensive 10 Louis Napoleon
himself, that it has been decided not to pub
lish il.
Letters from Constantinople state that
legion OF Jews had been formed and placed
at the disposal of the Sultan.
A dreadful colliery explosion had taken
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