Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-13
Arrival OF the Atlantic.

steamship Atlanuc, from LlTerpOOl, with
dates to Saturday, the 95th of August,
has just arrived. Her advices are a
week later.
Brown, Shiply & Co.'s Circular quotes
Breadstuffs as having slightly advanced.
Flour has advanced 2s. Wheat 9s. Sd.
ard Corn 3d. Western Canal Flour is
quoted at 4O@41s. Philadelphia Flour
4O@42s. ; Baltimore 4O@42s., and
Ohio at 42s. White Corn 44@45s.;
Yellow Corn SIS. 6d@38s: mixed do
37s. Sd. The market at the close was
steady and quiet.
The weather has been unfavorable
for the crops, much rain having fallen.
Messrs. Richardson Spence & Co. quote
provisions as generally unchanged, and
the market closed steady.
LONDON, Aug. 94.-Consols for Mon.
ey quoted at 914.
Messrs. Bell d Co., report Ameri.
can Stocks as dull and unchanged.
The bullion in the Bank has increas-
ed f158,OOO.
LONDON, Aug. "a, P. M.-English
funds are unchanged, with little bust.
ness doing. Money is still easy. AT
Paris, to-day, French funds closed with
further decline of quarter. Con-
soils have scarcely varied throughout the
day.
GENERAL INTELLIGENcE.-Nothing fur.
ther has occurred in the Crimea.
We have some interesting details oI
the bombardment Of Sweaborg, and oi
the recent battle of Tchernaya. The
papers say the Russian loss at SweaborQ
was only forty killed and one hundred
and sixty wounded. The Notifications
were destroyed.
Two British ships had fred on Begs
without any effect.
The squadron in the White Sea con-
tinues to destroy the stores of the enc
my.
The British in the Sea of Azoff have
blown up and sunk some Russian ships
of-war.
In Berdiansky they had burned the
suburbs of the town.
The British gun-boat Jasper had been
wrecked in the Sea of Azoff, and the
Russians had found her signal book.
Affairs before Sevastopol are quiet
and unchanged. Affairs are also un-
changed at Kars.
The Russian loss in the battle of
Trakter bridge, on the Tchernaya, was
nearly 1000 killed and wounded, and
that of the Allies, 1000.
The Russians were not pursued across
the river, but held their former positions
thereon.
Various rumors are current as to a
new peace project, but nothing authen-
tic is known.
Queen Victoria was received most en-
Enthusiastically in France.
1t is rdmored that rupture has ta-
ken place in the Austrian Cabinet.
The Atlantic brings 200 passengers.
She passed the Africa on the evening of
the 25th, off Skerries. The following
is the latest by telegraph
LONDON, Saturday Morning, August
25.-Queeen Victoria will embark on
Monday from Boulogne, on her return.
The Emperor will accompany her to
Boulogne.
AdYices from Paris state that addi-
tional reinforcements of so, 900 men are
to be sent to the Crimea.
The Allied squadron in the White
Sea captured two Russian ships, one Of
them steamer, and was preparing to
quit the Sea.
Berlin papers state that Austria has
declared she will treat according to mil
itary law every person found tampering
with the Austrian soldiers, with the view
to induce them to join the Anglo-Italian
Legion.
A Russian division between Kars and
Enzeroum having been reinforced, had
marched upon Keupri Kerri, drove the
Turkish troops from their position, and
finally encamped three leagues from
Enzeroum.
BERLIN, Aug. ga Russian agent |
has been sent to the chief cities of Eu-
rope, to raise a loan for the Russian
government.
DANrzrc, Aug. 24.-All the mortar
vessels are sent home. Admiral Sey-
mour has relieved Admiral Bayne, off
Cronstadt.
The most interesting news is the de-
.sils of the battles Of Sweaborg and
rchernaya. The loss of life at Swea-
BORG was quite small, but advices thus
ar do not state how much of Swea-
'org has been destroyed, or how much
emains. II
Rumors are afoat of new negotiations.
Also. that the accession of Spain to the
Western alliance was complete, and {
hat Of Denmark and Sweden all but
ati6ed.
Austria is said to have submitted a |
ew peace project, and will come out de- I
idedly for the Allies. Another talk is y
hat the Allies will permanently occupy q
ONE position in Turkey, and construct y
be map of Italy accordingly. n
By the Russian Admiraps account Of "
le bombardment of STeaborg, the Al 2