Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-30
Arrival Of the pacific.

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erpool, arrived hers this morning. 81
L1vEsfooL AAnkEr.-Floar has d.
elined ed. and Wheat ed. Scora is un-
changed. with limited BUSINESS doing
at previous rates. u
narketis~tghtsr.-sCon-,
soils for money are quoted at 81.
Brown & Shipley's circular quotes
Breadstuffs as having declined consid-
efably, with the exception Of corn
Western canal -FOUR is quoted at 29@ 40s.
Rye -four 4as6d@ passed. White wheat
lis 9d@I9s. Red wheat lOs@lls Sd.
White corn 43s@44s. Yellow corn 38s
6d@S9s. Mixed corn 38s 6d@39s.-
The Brokers' Circular quotes the mar
ket for lard as dull and unchanged
Quotations are 54s@55s. The Bullion
in the Bank of England has decreased
$50. 900 pounds sterling.
LosDoN MoSEY MARKEr.-LoNDoE,
August 1.-THE market has been more
stringent to-day. Consols for money
are quoted at 81. American Stocks
are steady, and prices are unchanged.
The weather was favorable for crops
in the early part of the week. but again
unfavorable.
Barring & Bro, quote the Iron mar
ket as having closed with an active de-
msnd. and buoyant-
Welsh bar iron is quoted on shipboard
at E8. and Welsh rails on shipboard at
f8 IS. Pig iron at 74s.
LONDON, Aug. 10, Evening.-The
English funds, to- day, show an increased
firmness, a rise Of 5 per cent, owing to
the favorable weather. The operations
are very restricted, speculation being
virtually in abeyance. The Scrip Of
the New French Loan was last quoted
at e5@31 premium. Consols for Sep
tember closed at 914@9l4 for money.
The final quotation was 9O@91 l-6.
GENERAL NEws.-The bombardment
of Sevastopol was resumed on the 10th
inst.
The Havre steamer Arago, arrived
off Southampton on the evening of the
10th. #'. 800. .....
The general aspect of the news from
the seat of war is unsatisfactory, the
most important item being the resump-
tion of the bombardment of Seyastopol
on the 10th. i 1.' -.
0mer Pasha has been appointed to
the command of the Turkish troops in
Asia. The siege of Kars continues
without any definite result. Kerdiansk
has again been partially bombarded.
1t is definitely stated. but still seems
questionable, that Spain will supply
$4,000 troops to be in the pay of the
Allies. H
Portugal. it is also said, will supply
10000 troops.
The Italian General Repi is dead.
1t is reported that Keval has been
successfully bombarded. Also, that a
legitimist conspiracy has been discover
ed in Spain, favorable to Russia.
The Allied feet was preparing to at
tuck Helsingfors. .
The following was telegraphed from
London to our Liverpool correspondent,
just as the steamer left:
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Invalide De
Russo, of August I'd. publishes the
Russian Generals report OF the events
before Kars on the 11th ult., not so late
by three days, as the letters to Sapdene,
and two days earlier than the attempted
attack on the town. b.
Gen. Maurivoff pretends to be be-
seiging the town, but he appears to be
looking up odd oxen and horses, while
waiting to learn something of adyan-
tage. rH ...
The Journal Of st. Petersburg says
that on July 18th, gun boat appeared
before 0tchakoff and threw a number
of shells in. anal - .....-....-.-s..
The Russian batteries at Otchakoff
command. together with Kithbaum. the
Strait by which the Lagoon of the Dnei-
per communicates with the Black Sea,
and must be passed on the way to Mich
oloff and Kherson. -.f-.-.....
The boat referred to was probably
taking sonndings. f.lI s..
The official organ of the Russians con-
tains an account of the third lombard
ment of Kenetchiel, on the 18th, by
three gun boats and two screw steam
ers. gI F-, a...... .....4 81. .....
The stores of straw near the shore
were set on fire and some houses burnt. |
Prince Zavanof, who was in command,
withdrew his troops. in order to avoid
loss of life, and thus says the Journal
le 81. Peters6urgh. "Kenetchiel was ex-
posed, almost defeneeless, to a third |
bombardment. |
The Allies, after destroying, with i'm
punity, all the farms and fshermen's
nuts on the shore, drew near the city,
evacuated by the troops, and abandon
I'd by the inhabitants, and directed their
artillery upon the Temple of God, built
n the place, and upon which they con-
;entrated their FIRE. Toward nine o.
,lock in the evening, shell, which was
brown upon the church, burst on the
-oof and caused FIRE, from which the
,elfry alone escaped. c'i
On July goth the two steamers and
he three gun boats, keeping the town
n sight, took to sea. '3sll9o1 rat ii
The Patrie says that private MESA
res, which it is said brought accounts
f Sevastopol operations against Revel,
want confirmation, 1iE.sF m