Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-08-17
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
Nxv YoRk, Aug. eP. N.

THR HAEvxsT.-There is no news o
great importance by the packet, bu
everything is going on satisfactorily
The weather continues favorable for th'
harvest, and not only from all parts o
the United Kingdom but likewise fren
every country in Europe and Asia are The
accounts of a character to show that the
supply of food fhis year VIII be far be-
yond the average.
The market for breadstuffs fuctustes
according to the weather. The ac-
counts Of the Grain crop are generally
favorable. Wheat was in fair demand
at a decline of 4d.- Milligan quotes
white Wheat at 8@8s I'd. Flour was
in moderate demand at 50@30s Sd for
Western Canal, and 3Is 6d@32s for
good Ohio. Corn Bis 3d@32s.
GENERAL IETELLIeEEcE.-The news
from the seat of war is very meagre.-
No further fighting had occurred.
In the British Parliament, Lord Dud-
lev Stuart's motion of want of conf
dence in the Aberdeen Ministry was me-
gatived.
The insurreetion in Parma has been
suppressed. Great uneasiness exists at
Modena.
The reply of the Gar to Austria's
summons has not been published, but
it is known to be naughty and unfayor-
able. 1t is evident that he will not
abate any of his pretentions. The vi
emma Cabinet, in the meantime, say in
general terms, that Austria will not dis
appoint the hopes of Europe.
Prussia shows less and less appear
ance of siding with the Western Pow
ers.
Gortchakoff, owing to the move
ments of the Turkish army, is with
drawing his centre on Bucharest, and
his wings on the line of the Zreth.-
The Gear approves of his plans of the
campaign, and has ordered him to con-
tinue offensive operations.
Omer Pasha has proclaimed an am
nesty to the Wallachians.
There is no news at all from the Bal
tic.
The VoIga, a small Russian war
schooner, had been captured by the
English in the White Sea.
The Russian feet is reported to have
left Sebastopol. Consequently, the al
lied feet left Baltochik Bay on the 18th,
in search of it.
The very latest news by telegraph
states that Russia asks for an armistice.
1t is reported that at a recent Cabinet
council at Vienna (no date given, Aus
tria and Prussia declared that Russia
must first leave the Principalities before
the Cars proposals can be considered.
Neutral ships may leave blockaded
ports.
The Emperor of Russia is stated to
have said to the Austrian representa-
tive: "Tell your master that if he
wishes war he shall have it; but, pro-
badly, neither he nor will see the end
of it."
Gortschakoff is confirmed in the COM
mand of the Moldavia and Wallachian
army.
Constantinople letters state that Aus
tria's Internuncio- expressed himself
very strongly at Omer Pasha's presump-
ton in crossing the Danube after it had
been agreed that the PrinciPahties
should be occupied by Austria.
According to the Patrie, the Russians
have completely evacuated the Dabruds-
cha.
The Russians are fortifying Brailow
m the strongest manner.
The French transport Pericles, with
two millions of francs on board for the
army in Turkey, came in collision with
a steamer off Malaga, and sunk with
the treasure.
The Turkish government has issued
a further sum of fifty million Gaines of
paper money.
The Spanish revolution is triumphant.
The fighting was over, and all was
quiet, awaiting the arrival of Espartero
at Madrid. Christina still keeps hid
Isabella remains close in her palace
Salamanca had escaped in the disguise
of lamp-lighter. France and Eng
land favor new ministry, under As
partero, but disapprove Of a regency.
Madrid, on the 29d, was quiet, but
citizens were still under arms, and con-
tinued TO build barricades. The troops
maintain their position at Retero and
around the palace. The Junta of safe
ty and defence had decreed the re-or-
ganization of the National Guard. The
ex-ministar continued to hold Office un-
til Aspartero arrives.
NJ. Paseas, sub-director of the secret
police, was seized and shot by the peo-
pie.
The overland India mail had arrived
in England. The American minister to
China had visited Loo Choo, and also
proceeded up the Yang Kiang river, and
would visit Yellow river.
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