Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

Liverpool, with Jates to the 18th inst.
arrived here at four O'Clock this after
moon.
i PRovIsIoNs.-The market is steady
at unchanged rates.
Brown & Shipley's circular quotes
Flour as dull, at a decline of Cd p brl
The quotations are. Western Canal SO,
4 @4os; Ohio, 49s@43s; and Philadal
phia and Baltimore Flour 40s@42s.-
| The prices of Wheat are trife lower
aud there is not much speculative de
mand.
|. Corn is also dull at decline of Is Sd
the rates being nominal; white corr
45@44s, and yellow 37s@37s Sd.
The weather has been favorable fol
crops, and accounts give indications o.
a fine yield.
Richardson. Spence & Co.'s circular
quotes provisions as generally unchan-
ged. The Rice market is active at un.
changed prices. The market for Naval
Stores steady and unchanged.
IMPORTANT News FROM THE CRINEA.
The Canada brings intelligence of the
bombardment of Sweaborg. continuous
ly from the 9th to the llth.
Sweaborg is reported to have been
destroyed by the Allied fleets, with a
trifing loss to the Allies, but an i'm
mense destruction of property to the
Russians.
After the bombardment the fleets re-
turned on the 9th inst, to Morgen.
At Sweaborg an immense conhagra-
ton destroyed the store-houses, maga-
zines, and the arsenal.
The powder magazines and stores of
projectiles were also blown up.
The enemies loss is enormous. There
is nothing said in either the English or
French admirals' dispatches, about the
Russians ships at Sweaborg. The al
lies lost no lives. Two officers and thir-
ty men of the English were wounded.
The Russian feet at Sweaborg was
not touched.
Early on the morning Of the 10th,
the Russian army, under Gen. Lipran-
di, attacked the lines of the Tchernaya.
The battle lasted three hours, when
the Russians were repelled by the French
and Sardinians, with reported loss Of
5000 and 400 prisoners.
The latest from the Crimea is dis
patch from Gen. Simpson, who tele-
graphs that the bombardment would
reopen on the 18th.
Omar Pasha had received orders to
return to the Crimea, instead of Asia.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says,
Gortschakof has orders to sink the Rus
sian feet, if Sevastopol falls.
The London Morning Post, minis
terial paper, says it has reason 10 ex-
pect stirring and hitherto unexpected
news from the Crimea. 1t is supposed
to refer to some secret expedition.
The latest accounts from Asia Minor
state that Kars is completely invested.
The first parallel has been opened, and
all communication with Enzeroun has
been stopped.
Turkey is sending reinforcements to
Kars. Gen. Espinds takes command of
Gen. Canroberts division.
Gen. Zamociki is about to organize
regiment of deserters and Poles. A
ministerial crisis was threatened at Con-
stantinople. The revolted Bedouins in
Tripoli are still unsubdued.
Negotiations are still going on between
London. Paris and Vienna, respecting
Austria's continued occupation of the
Principalities. The London papers say
The negotiations have arrived at a point
for triple treaty, binding France, Eng
and and Austria not to conclude any
separately with Russia.
The Queen, escorted by six ships-of-
war, crossed the channel to Boulogne
On the 18th.
James Walker & Co., manufacturers,
Of Leeds, have failed.
FRANcE.-There is nothing new from
France. Wednesday being the tete of
Napoleon, was holiday at the Bourse.
t was celebrated at the theaters, and
throughout Paris, by spectacles and il.
and the communication Of
he sentences of 1000 prisoners.
Preparations were being made for TIE
of Queen Victoria. Napoleon
viii meet her on Thursday, at Boulogne.
Phe Empress will not be present.
Ex-President Fillmore had been pre-
ented to the Emperor, by Mr.. Mason,
he American Minister.
There is nothing of the least impor-
ance from Spain.
Something is said of a Congress of !
tatesmen at Vienna. to settle the affairs
{ Italy, but it is not likely to be with
ny effect at present.
The statement relative to concordate
etween France and the Holy See is
The Roman Government interposes
very obstacle to recruiting for the !
'ritish Italian legion. {
DENMARK.-It is reported that the I
'anish admiral Nourier, has gone to
aris to ask advice and assistance Of {
rance, touching their difficulties with {
-merica concerning the Sound difficult
es. Denmark fears that the United
tates will commence hostilities by ia
ng possession of the Danish West In
"a Islands.
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