Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-08-31
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New YoRK, August "a.

Ohio 33s. Yellow and white corn sold
at 34s. Money market, 994.
The demand for bresdstufs has been
fair. and holders have been 6rm, with
moderate sales to the trade. Flour and
indian corn are unchanged. Wheat has
advanced ID, and white wheat, Sd to
nearly Is.
Denniston quotes wheat at los to lis
for white, and 9s to 9s Sd for red
Flour. western canal, 32s to 32s Sd to
34s. Indian corn SIS to 35. Badenach
reports European and eastern pork firm.
Western dull with declining tendency.
BACON declined Is. Lard. Sales for
the week, 500 kegs at 54s Id to 55s Sd.
News brief but very unimportant.-
Gortschakoff. Russian Envoy at Vienna,
announces formally that Moldavia as
well as Wallachia viii be Immediately
evacuated. Consequently the advance
of Austrians is countermanded, but
Austria has subsequently signed an en-
gagement with France and England, to
insist on guarantees of future peace
from Russia, and not be satisfied with
the statu quo. Russians continue to re-
treat and Turks to advance, but no
fighting. Active preparations continue
to be made for the invasion of the
Crinea, but the expedition had not
sailed. Nothing from the Baltic ex-
cepting a report only. Of the lombard
ment and capture of Bomersund. Two
Converts and some buildings were
bombarded in the White Sea.
The Kingof Saxony had been thrown
from his carriage near Innspruck on the
9th, and was kicked by horse. His
skull was fractured, and he died in half
an hour.
Metals.-Barring's Circular quotes
the iron market firm; rails is quoted at
f. 1907 15s. Bar iron in Wales f8
f0s@8 15s. Scotch pig iron at Glas-
gov, f8 IS Sd.
The latest telegraph to Liverpool
from Dresden, is August 10th.
Prince John, brother of the late
King, has issued his proclamation, un
dersigned by the Ministers, announcing
his accession to the throne.
LONDON, Saturday.
Not line of war news this morning.
The English funds opened with con-
tinued buoyaney. Demand for money
still good, but less active than at COM
mencement of the week. Canadian
steamer Octavia, arrived at Liverpool
on the morning of the 11th. E. S..
Davenport, the distinguished American
actor, came out in the Asia.
DANrz1G, 1lth.-It is telegraphed
that 5000 French soldiers and 600 Eng
lish marines landed at Three points on
the Island of Aland with little Interrupt
ton. No loss on the preceding Tues
day. The forts were to be attacked
the next day.
Napier was off Bomarsund in the
ship Bull Dog.
The Paris Moniteur of the I ltt pub
fishes the French governments refusal
to grant an armistice, but says that
peace may be had on the following
terms:
lst. The abolition of the Russian pro-
tectorate over Wallachia, Servis, and
Moldavia.
Cd. The freedom of the mouth Of
the Danube.
Sd. A revision of the treaty with
reference to the limits of Russia in the
Black Sea.
4th. No power is to have protec-
torate over Turkish subjects.
Five prisoners were executed at
Parma, for having taken part in the re-
cent insurrection.
A letter in the Times states that the
Hudson Bay Company enjoy the exclu-
sive use of the Russian American coast,
from 81. deg. so min. to Cape Spencer,
near SO deg: north. by certain agree
ment with Russia. On this arrange
ment it is understood Britain can found
claim to the present actual possession
of the only really valuable portion of
the Russo-American coast, and thereby
interpose an effectual stop to its transfer
to the United States.
$4,000 Turks are now in Wallachia.
The course of the Danube from Orsova
to Galatio is in possession of the Turks
Austria and Prussia are expected
soon to propose to the Germanic Diet
that the federal contingency be placed
on war footing. The Prussian army
has not yet been modelled.
The cholera had broken out violently
at Varna. The typhus fever also ap-
peared.
A small English expedition attacked
the Russian stockades, and burned Suli-
na to the ground.
In the British Parliament, Mr.. Hume
called the attention of the government
to the necessity of taking still more
energetic measures for the suppression
of the Cuban slave trade. He was
sure Espartero would give his best as
sistanee to carry out this OBJECT.
Lord John Russell believed strong
efforts were making by the Spanish au-
thorities, and thought those efforts
would be now increased. He promised
the British Government would keep a
watchful eye on the subject. The Gov
eminent had chartered ships to convey
arms and stores for defence to Halifax,
St. Johns, N. B., Quebec, Montreal,
West India Islands, DC.
The cholera is increasing in Liver
pool.