Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-09-14
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2.

NA" AOhA, NOPss ..
The steamer Africa arrived at 7
o'clock this morning Indiana arrived
out on the Esd.
No further operations in the Baltic,
and none in the Black Sea.
On the Goth of August the army Of
occupation entered Wsilachia, and parts
Of Moldayia will be occupied.
The Russians are still concentrated
on the Pruth, and the Turks at Buc-
hafest. No immediate battle is ex-
pected.
The Crimea expedition had not sail
ed.
The Turks met terrible defeat at
KaYs; loss 1000 prisoners.
No English news of importance.-
The British Government has completed
contracts for hemp, at IS to 67s. Very
large contracts ordered for beef and
pork.
France has reduced her import duties
on dyestufs and potashes.
Spain is subsided into quietness.--
Milligan reports sales of cotton for week
at 81, 900. Flour, western canal, 31s.;
Ohio 33s., corn, yellow, 36s., white.
36s. In the money market, consols
are 944.
1t is said that the troops at Bomar-
sund are to be re-embarked for service
elsewhere.
Preparations are renewed for the
CrImea expedition.
An insurrection broke oat at Dau1as-
Gus on the 10th, but it was quelled.
An accidental fire at Varna, destroy
ed one-third of the town.
Sir Edward Lyons sailed into the
Black Sea with his division. The inten-
tion is unknown.
At London, on Saturday, the tele-
graphic advices from Stockholm report
ed that a negotiation was pending for
the occupation of Aland by 10000
Swedish troops.
Advices to September 1st, says the
harvest reports continue extremely fa-
yorable in England and France.
Orders have been dispatched to Ply
mouth to prepare the ship Caledonia to
receive the Russian prisoners.
The Moniteur says the Emperor has
returned from his journey.
VIENA, Friday.-Prince Gortscha-
koff it is understood received intimation
from the Gear to make no reply to the
last proposition of Austria, but would
demand to know Austria's intention
Two Russian agents were arrested at
Varna, accused of firing the city.
The French troops at Bomarsund suf-
fer from the cholera terribly.
Among the Africs's passengers is E.
S. Davenport the tragedian, and bearer
of dispatches from Buchanan.
There are 100 other passengers.
LIVERPOOL, August 26th.-The de-
cline in wheat is chiefly in the better
grades. Provisions, beef and pork
firm. Transactions Moderate. Lard
receded from previous advances, and is
quoted at 80, but the real value is 59s.
Manchester market is dull with de-
clining tendency. Speculative demand
for beef and pork, in consequence of
government contract advertisements for
large quantities. The contract closes
on the Sd of October. Iron, Welch, is
steady. Bar iron is quoted at pounds
15s. q f9, and in Wales the market is
firm for rails in small demands. Scotch
pig iron in Glasgow is 2s. 3d.; copper,
in all respects. Tin un-
changed, moderate request.
Bullion Bank increased f139.0O0.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, August
Broker report ashes prices un-
changed. Moderate business in Sperm
Oil; eleven tons sold at f1O p ton
Linseed oil, prices unchanged; none in
the market. Spirits firm at az. Rice, !
prices sitter, but not higher. Freights 1
have declined.
Baring's Circular reports breadstuffs
White Wheat, 64@7Os.;-
Red, 60@64. Silk scarce and high
Tea dearer.
LARGE CRoPs IN IRELANp.-We have