Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-02-02
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.


ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
NEW YoRK, January 27.-The steam
er Atlantic arrived at half past ten
O'Clock, this morning, with Liverpool
dates to the 11th.
Breadstufs-Flour advanced As Cd;
western canal AS: Ohio ASS. Corn:
white SIS; yellow SOS. White Wheat
les Sd.
Provisions-Demand fair and holders
firm, with moderate sales.
MONEY MARKET.-London, January
11.-Consols frmer to-day, closing at
923.
We have little of definite charac-
ter to the important news of the Niaga-
ra.
The intelligence of the 3Oth of De-
cember is confirmed, that part of the
allied feet entered the Black Sea. They
were prevented from entering sooner by
the tempests.
At the latest dates the Russian am
bassadors had not Withdrawn from Lon
don or Paris. NJ. Kiesloff, minister to
Paris, is reported to have said that he
would await further instructions from
his government.
From Vienna it is stated authentical-
ly that Austria had asked Russia if she
would consent to an European protec-
torate over the Christians in Turkey
To this the Gear replied that he would
consent to no interference whatever be-
tween himself and Turkey.
On the Danube little is doing owing
to the weather. There had beer. three
slight affairs; one between the forage es-
cort and Cossacks; another, sally from
Sistowa; the third action occurred be-
tween steamer, two gun boats and two
shore batteries on the Danube. In all
three the Turks were successful.
The report that the Turks had storm
ed Karakabal, though likely, is not con-
frmed yet.
From Asia VIC have letter writer's ac-
counts of the previous affairs, but not
one word of later news.
The Russians had warned their ship
ping not to venture out of their ports
unless under protection of convoy.
Conveys are to be organized to de-
fend the different ports.
The Pacha of Egypt, on hearing of
the Sinope disaster, Immediately order
ed an equipment of 6 frigates, g corvet-
ties and 8 brigs to replace those destroy
ed.
The news that the Wallachian peasan
try are in insurrection is confirmed.
Lord Dudley Stuard had an interview
with the Sultan respecting the employ
ment of the Poles.
The news from Burmah states that
the Burmese had recaptured Pegu.
The Russians are reported at Khiva.
Trade in India was fair.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 19th-The Chinese
insurgents had evacuated Away, and
the imperialists perpetrated most horri-
BILE massacres there. Canton was quiet.
Provisious-McHenry reports an i'm
proved demand: new bacon, imports
taken at full rates. Old bacon neglect
ed. Beef, more wanted without i'm
provement in value. Pork very dull.
Cheese scarce. Lard dearer, and in
demand.
The sailors of Russia on leave, are
summoned to return to service in March.
A letter from Christiana states that
Norway has decided on fitting out a
squadron of 12 ships, in view of ap-
preaching events.
Little sympathy for Russia exists
among the Norwegians.
The enormous rise in the price of
food in England has caused apprehen-
sions of riots among the laboring clas
ses. Indeed the riots had already COM
menced in parts of Devonshire. At
Topeham mobs of women threatened
the bakers in consequence of the latter
raising the price of bread. At Creditor
also, bands of men, women and children
paraded the streets, and attacked the
bakers shops, demolishing the doors
and windows. The market people were
also molested and their produce kicked
about the streets. The police were un-
able to put down the disturbance. At
ter reports spread that the soldiers were
coming, order was restored.
The steamer Sarah Sands from Port
land arrived in the Mersey on the even
ing of the 10th. The steamer Charity
was to sail on the 18th for Portland.
1t is reported that the British Charge
has resumed negotiations with Persia,
the Persians in Teheran having broke
out in tumult against the Russians.
There is no British news of interest.
The King of Belgium has sent an
autograph letter by special messenger
to Napoleon on the subject of war pros
poets. What its purport is has not
transpired, but it is variously surmised
as another devise of the Gear to gain
time. or as a bona .Jfds proposal on the
part of Belgium.