Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-08-10
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, August 1.

HALIFAX, August |.
The Canada arrived at Halifax at
O'Clock last evening.
BREADsrUFFs.-The market is dull,
and prices are irregular; and for few
days past there has been quite panic
in the trade. Flour declined 3s@4s
Sd per Dbl. Western canal is quoted
at 28s6d@29s6d; Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Canadian, Os@30s6d; Ohio,
31s.
Wheat, also, has largely declined, say
Is per 100 lbs. The quotations for
white are 9I@9s9d; red, 9s6d@94.
Indian Corn-white and yellow, of
fair quality, 39s@32s6d; mixed, Sis.
Pork-Large business doing, but
prices lower Market for bacon firm,
at previous prices, but only moderate
demand. Hams and shoulders more
freely offered, at last weeks prices.
Lard-At the early part of the week
the market was heavy.
A letter from Kiel, dated the 18th,
published in Berlin paper, says that
the French expeditionary army of the
Baltic will disembark Professionally at
Seland.s
Denmark shortly will abandon her
neutrality.
Prussia and Austria have asked
France and England for stated condi-
tons on which they are willing to con-
clude peace.
The Russian party say that military
operations are nearly at stand.
The attack on Sebastopol was inde-
initely postponed.
The attack on Cronstadt would not
take place this year.
Paris advices from Madrid to the
18th, state that the insurgents are mas
tiers of Madrid.
During the night the troops engaged
acted vigorously against Barricades, but
for the most part unsuccessful.
LATEST FROM MADRID.-The Gazette
publishes list of the new ministers.
General Cavagsl is appointed Com
mander of Cavalry in Madrid.
A battle was fought betweed O'Don-
nell and Blazer, the latter was defeated,
wounded and taken prisoner.
The populace sacked the palace of
Christiana at Salamanca, near Grena-
da.
A private dispatch from Constantine
pie, received at Paris, states that the
Russians met with check near Batain.
No change had occurred in the state of
Eastern affairs, and none likely to occur
until further consideration by the Eng
lish and French Governments.
Of the recent conduct of Austria, the
Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Chronicle, annexes the follow
ing communication:
The cabinet of Vienna at Berlin, COM
municated to the English and French
Governments, the impression produced
upon them by the answer of the Empe-
ror Nicholas, to the summons sent by
Austria, to evacuate the Principalities.
The German powers now pronounce
that in their opinion the propositions
contained in the Russian answer, if not
altogether satisfactory, appear calcu-
lated to serve as a basis for further ne
gotiations, and they propose that Prague
shall be fixed upon as the seat of further
conference. They moreover express
their opinion that it will not be possible
to call upon Russia to evacuate the
Principalities, if it be not at the same
time clearly understood that the allied
powers shall stop their movements in
advance; in other words. Austria has
fallen back into alliance with Russia.
All the Austrian reserve are to be
called out and placed on war footing.
Accounts from st. Petersburg state
that the Gar is determined not to yield,
but discomfort prevailed in the Capitol.
Details show that the recent victory
of Giurgevo was achieved, but by the
Turks uuassisted, leaving the whole
bank of the Danube from Turin to
Oltenitz, in their hands.
! The main body of the Turkish army
is said to be moving towards the mouth
of the Danube.
The Allies have repaired and occu-
pied the Russian batteries at the Salina.
mouth of the Danube, and are en-
ployed in removing sunken ships from
the channel.
The Russian Danube fiotiIla must