Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-09-28
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YORK, Sept. 18th.

The steamer Atlantic, with advices
from England to Wednesday, the 9Th
inst, arrived at this port this morning.
COMMERCIAL Rich
ardson quotes the market for breadstuffs
heavy, but closing frmer and at slight
ly better prices. He quotes White
Wheat 8s.@8s. 3d.; Western Canal
Flour 97@98s.; straight Baltimore and
choice Ohio 9es. Sd. .@3Os. Corn rang
ed from 34+o Sos for mixed and white.
McHenry quotes Lard steady at SO
@52s. 3d., with a moderate Demand
Nothing doing in Rice Beef and Pork
unchanged, with limited demand
Bacon dull, and prices little better than
nominal.
Brown d Shipley say Wheat declined
Sd. and Flour Is, and quote Baltimore
at 97s. 6d.@9ss.
LONDON MARKET.-At the Corn Ex-
change on Tuesday, the fine weather
and abundant harvest continued to de-
press the market for Breadstuffs, and
Wheat closed at decline of eight shil-
lings per quarter for the week. Con-
soils closed at 955.
At Paris on Tuesday, the fund de-
clined 4c.
GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.-Russ has
officially and unequivocally declined to
accept the last proposals of the allied
powers.
The cholera was abating, both on
the Danube and the Baltic, among the
allied forces.
The London Times says it is not pro-
bable Austria will declare war against
Russia, but that she will probably in
crease her army in the Principalities one
hundred thousand men.
The harvest in Great Britain and on
the Continent was yielding most abun-
dant.
The steamer Arabia arrived out on
the Cd inst.
Queen Christina of Spain is reported
insane, consequent upon the extreme
excitement she has been subject to the
last two months.
A cabinet council was held at Vienna,
Immediately upon the receipt of the Of |
fetal dispatch from St. Petersburg, an
nouncing the Cars refusal to accept
the proposition of the four powers to
negotiate on a new basis, and it was ex-
pected that the Austrian and Swedish |
Ministers would leave St. Petersburg.
There is nothing new from the Bal
tic.
Affairs on the Black Sea and the
Danube are unchanged.
Prince Albert and the Kings of Port
ugal and Belgium, are visiting the EN-
peror Napoleon. at Bologne.
The steamers on the Baltic continue to
the cosst of Finland.
The Russians had blown up Gusta-
vern.
1t was considered doubtful whether
The Black Sea expedition would oper-
ate against Sevastopol or Anapa; the
after is an unimportant point on the
coast of Circassis. The Belgian min
stry had withdrawn their resignation.
Matters at Madrid are reported quiet.
rhe Queen Christina left the capital un-
Ter an escort of cavalry on the 28th
August. Her children had arrived in
England.
The Duke of Cambridge was still ly-
ng i'll at Ventilick.
The Russians had captured another
7essel belonging to the allied feet, and
ook her into Sevastopol.
Gen. Guyon has been placed at the
read of the Turkish army in Asia, and
dustapha Pasha called home in dis
race.
The latest accounts from Varna say
he artillery had embarked, and that
be troops were actively progressing.
The Atlantic had severe weather, dur
ng the latter portion of her passage, the
itarbord paddle box and cut water,
we're carried away.
@ A deck hand Irishman, on the
steamer Irene from Mavsvilla to Nin