Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-08-08

turned out weIl. Cotn good shrOuRhopt the
State. Fruh abundant excePtin The soulh-
'ern coun,ies.
In Wisconsin, iowa, Missouri, ,ahd I'LL.
Aois. crops have never been better. So IN a
great measure Of Indiana and Michigan,
though in some por,iCnsiof these LAST named
SAFES sishe wheat. crop is par,lal failure. -
10 Virginia, The crop is a full average one.
In Canada there nj be surplus Of abou.
len million bushels Of wheat.
, Should the war In Europe continue, pri.
ces may bekep. up to their present rates.
II not, wheal must decline considerably
The last, and'in fact, almost every recent
s,eOmer brings accounts Of a decline in
breadsluffs. This, however, win prove only
temporary, should war continue.
FoREIGN-The foreign news in the pres.
en-, number WILDE found highly interesting
There have been three arrivals since our last
issue. The Alps and Andes bring about the
same ncws-we therefore giyelhe report Of bui
one OF them. This news seems 10 indicate
q peace a. no distant, day. We have before
US, however, a leterwriuen from Paris, July
10, for ,he N. Y. Tribune. which tells quite
another story. lis unusual length precludes
the possibility Of our publishing il entire
After stating thu, a messenger from Russia
to this country will arfivein The next steam.
or with proposition TO code Sllka 10 the
United STATES, the wriIer goes on TO soy thar
The American people have been greatly de-
ceived by the reports which reach here
through English and French channels, and
adds: '-'''> - f 1'''' '''a- +'i''
The Emperor Nicholas has now changed
his tactics. IL is asserted positively iha, he
has preferred TO fight The Auslrians 10 The
Turks; he has been wailing and expecting
that Austria, from The line Of conduct she
has pursued toward him, would declare war;
and, as every one knows he has been con-
s.an.ly collecting troops on the Austrian
frontiers. He now declares publicly lha,
since Austria has given him the causus belii,
his first move will be on Vienna, which he
he means to laEe and hold. Hungary,
which has more love for Russia than for
Austria, sympalhizes with the movement, and
j, is through Hungary ,ba, the main attack
is to be made. Nothing is soid by The EN-.
peror abou, declaring the Independence Of
either Hungary or Poland. No hopes for
independence of the later country, at least,
need be entertained. For some reason, the
Emperor seems ,grnli6ed al the opportunity
which is presented 10 march on Vienna;
perhaps because he knows that Austria will
receive neither the sympathy nor aid o
England and France, and perhaps also be-
cause Austria has treated him somewhat
contemporary on the Turkish question.
Il In regard TO the uterior views Of Nicho.
las in his attack on Turkey, it is said cha, he
does not seek to acquire new territory; thai
all he asks ard desires is, that the Greeks in
Turkey shall be protected in their rights as
christians and equals Of The Turks; and that
Jerusalem shall be free 10 all religions, and
he declares his determination, 10 defend
these claims ill the last rouble and the las,
man in the empire are exhausted, The very
moment these objects are accomplished, he
holds himse II bound 10 leave Turkish terri
Tory free. ,.,.,. ...t ...,.sa. .t
Many erroneous impressions are correct
ed in this singularlel.er, which we have MOI
no, tine now TO notice. II the author hal
correc.inlormation, there is linle probabiii,
Of the termination Of The war a. present
perhaps no. for ten years. 5 .stes ai's,