Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-07-20
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
NEW Yong. July II,

The steamer ASIA, Win duElCte HUI
liverpool to Saturday, the fsth INST, ha.
Just arrived.
CoAfERcIAL INTELLIGEScE.-Milli
gan quotes Western Canal feur at 35'
6d@36s Sd; Yellow Corn at SIS and
White at 34s Sd.
The Brokers' Circular quotes bread
stats dull and heavy owing to fnt
weather, but at the close the market i'm
proved. Richardson, in his Circular
dated Friday, quotes Western Cana
Flour at 36s Sd, and Ohio 38s; White
Wheat lis Sd, and Yellow and White
Corn 35s. Lard in fair demand, and
holders firm at 49s@5Os- Beer IN
moderate request. Pork in active de-
mand. Bacon selling very freely at full
prices.
GENERAL IErELLIGEEcE.-The whole
aspect of the war has been changed and
It Is difficult to foresee what new COM
plications may arise.
Austria stands ready to march an
army of 100000 men into the Princi-
palities, thus interposing between the
combatants, and preventing further hos
tiiities in that quarter.
Austria has not yet received the
Cars official reply, nor it cannot reach
him before the 3Oth inst, and of course
will not act decisively until it reaches
him. The action of Austria in ac-
cordance with the convention between
her and the Porte, will be as is there
stipulated, it is presumed.
The whole Anglo-French army was
at Varna, preparing, as is supposed, for
an expedition under st. Arnaud into
the Crimea.
The whole Russian army of oecupa-
ton is falling back in good order, with
all its stores, on the south and the Pruth.
The garrisons of Ishmael Pasha, at
Galatz, are on the march to the Crimea,
and all the disposable force will imme-
diately follow, as that is the locality
where operations will soon be carried
on.
Nicholas is said to be on his way to
the Crimea from Kisea.
From Asia we have nothing of i'm
portance. Both armies are quiet
Greecsis quiet.
Interesting debates took place in the
British Parliament on the reciprocity
treaty with Canada and the concession
of the right to the Canadas to elect the
Council.
Captain Pearson, of the Rose STAN
dish, who was wounded at Shanghai,
died of his wounds.
4 dispatch from Vienna to the Lou
don Times, says Baron Prudorf had
been recalled, but the report was
doubted, as it seemed unreasonable to
suppose diplomatic relations with Rus
sra would be broken off.
Count Coronmi was to enter Little
Wallachia with $4,000 men.
On the goth and 99d of June the
Turkish van guard of $4,000 attacked
the Russian van guard, and drove them
beyond Trazans wall.
A Berlin dispatch had been received,
stating that an express had arrived from
St. Petersburg with the answer of Rus
sia to Austria's requisition, and well in
formed persons believes it gives no rea-
son to expect that negotiations will be
further prolonged between Austria and
Turkey, and it is added Austria will
not enter into arrangements with Russia,
which shall not be based on the sover-
eign rights of the Sultan and the in
tegrity of his Empire, and moreover,
Austria viii evacuate the Principalities !
on the conclusion of peace without de-
ley.
From the Baltic we are advised that
Napier had, on the 97th of June, con-
centrated his whole force within twenty
five miles of Cronstadt, in such man
ner as would indicate an attack.
Four British ships had bombarded
Benar sound, in the White Sea, and
seven masked batteries were dismantled,
and after five hours, the Russian maya
zines were in blaze.
The English lost three to six killed
and wounded.
The London Times says probably
Napier wishes to offer battle to the Rus
SLAMS, and reconnoiter the defense of
Cronstadt rather than attack the for
tress.
The latest dates from Odessa say
there was no blockade, and ships were
loading as usual.
The London Times says, the failure
of dealer connected with the settle
ment of foreign securities was an
nounced in London Friday, on the stock
exchange. There was extreme activity
in money, owing to the half yearly set
tlement