Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-04-06
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, March 80.

Liverpool dates to the 18th.
MARKETs.-Richardson & Brothers
quote -four at considerable decline, Is
6d@2s less. Business moderate
Western Canal 36s, Baltimore 364,
good Ohio 81. Wheat, market dull and
prices lower, 3d@4d decline; white L y
@1I9; red Io@@10a. Corn, dull at a
considerable decline, 6@1s; Western
white -44@45; Western mixed 43;
Southern white wheat11s Sd.
PROFESSIONALISM, small speculative
demand in kegs 55s.
London Money Market-AmerIcan
Stocks firm; money tightens; Consuis
for money quoted at 81.
Provisions-Beef, prices sitter but
not quotably higher, active. Clear
Cleveland loss. Pork, prices sitter,
active. new western 75s Bacon dull,
prices triAe lower, 46@47s, extra 49
@50s. Rice, prices lower.
LONDON MARKETs-IH the markets
generally prices are weak. Moderate
transactions ia Breadstu4fs, and prices
considerable lower; Western Canal 34@
SIS; Baltimore 38s. III
Eastern affairs remain unchanged.
The British feet is proceeding to the
Baltic, and more troops have been dis
patched to the East. The allied fleets
are still at Beyes. The Russian fleet is
at Sebastopol.
There is nothing new from the Dan
ube or Asia. No reply has been re-
ceived from the Gear. Prussia holds
back, although protesting to act in ac-
cord with the allies. htf @
The French loan is taken with eager
ness in France. -E
Com. Perry's squadron left Hong
Kong for Japan on the 18th of January.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Chronicle states that dis
patches from the French Envoy IN Lon
don have been received, stating that the
English were not disposed to look upon
the preparations made by Russia for a
resumption of negotiations between the
Western Powers and Russia as serious
or likely to lead to pacific solution
He therefore thinks there is no occasion
for The two to entertain proposition.
The English government declares that
the only thing to be done at present is to
ha stem the embarkation of troops for
Constantinople and despatch the third
squadron to the Baltic. The opinions of
the English Cabinet are fully approved
by France.
PARIS, Friday.-The price of Wheat
has fallen 9 francs per hectolitre; Bar
ley and Oats have also fallen. AT all
the markets around Paris there has been
a corresponding fall, with no business.
AT the Bourse, on Friday, three per
cents were 66f, 244c.
VIENNA, March 1Oth.-The 18th
treaty between the Western Powers and
the Porte, concluded on terms already
known, has reached here and been for
warded to the other Powers.
ST. PETERSBURG, 8th.-Exchange
37E.
The City of Manchester arrived out
on The fifteenth.
There lave been no movements on the
Danube or IN ASA.
Kalafat seems to be strengthened and
the Russians seem to have suspended
their intention to attack that place, and
they are threatening, instead, Galatz
and Brailon.
Omar is also menacing several points
occupied by parts of the Russian forces.
It is reported that the subscription to
the French Loan amounts already to
over three millions.
The Grand Duke Constantine in
spected the Russian feet at Helsingful.
The Emperor is expected in fortnight
The Cults of Botheria and Finland
are still covered with ice. Thirty thou
sand Russians are employed in cutting
the channel from Cronstadt to Sweborg.
Part of the Russian force has been with
drawn from before Kalafat They have
moved towards Orsova.
Prince Puskeswitch would soon in
spect the troops on the Danube.
The Greek revolution had not fully |
st1bsided. Egyptian troops have been
sent to occupy Gambia.
Servia is quiet. The reported dis
turbances there are false.
1t is reported that the first operations
of the Anglo French army will be to at
tack Crimea. The troops viii attack
Sebastopol by land and the fleets by sea.
The Russians are fortifying the in
terror cities of Wallachia and Moldavia.
Workmen are strengthening the fortifca-
tions of SebastopoB Odessa, Cronstadt,
Wilborg, Sweborg and the entrance of
Dneiper.
Admiral Duchesne's squadron would
soon join Admiral Napier's in the Bal
tic. Much excitement prevails on the
Baltic coast.
Twenty sailing vessels and steamers
are embarking troops at Woolwich, Eng
land.
The Coasting Trade Bill has been
read second time in the House of
Lords. Lord Stanley said that the re-
peal of the British Coasting Laws would
no doubt be followed by similar conces-
sions in the United States.
The Bank of England has declared a
semi-annual dividend of, Al per cent.
Warwick, Harrison &, Co., and J.
M'Gregor of London; Gladstone, Bond
& Co., of Manchester; and Dickinson
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