Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-05-08

Arrival Qf taN 4tlehtIe.
NV Yosx, Msx The sarhcs
lan.e earriyed ,o.dav Her nas Is hlkhIy
impdAant, The iAtnn Confidence Il bro.
ken %. Russia rejas|s lhe demands d The
taliies. Seyaslopoi has been bombardsd
.sincslhs 9sh. ihs .sesaIs Is doab,lsI
The new, British loan has been taken.
! Ths Empefot NqpoIfoe accompanied by'
The Empress, have been lcr week In Eng.
laAd, and have. been ininaenselgs 4 gIeFi6edv---.
Tie British loan Of Ei6. 100000 has
1beenSAken BY ihe Roihsehlds. y Y -.-
THETA are 70 be increased on incomes,
Tea, Coffee, ,apd, Sugar. q, e.
| England asssais % Louis Napoleohls TAX
ing the command Of lhe army in The Cri-
mea Ills however regarded as doubtful
rumof.' 81 n t,s aei ssf
s There are strong indications iha. Austria
will refuse 10 &C. against Prussia. Lord
Jobh Russell and nj Dfouin d. L'tiuys
have left Vienna siffssft \
II The bsmbafdmsnt oT iSssas,opol, 81 500
gdns commenced IA the 9.hiand srontinuei
ihcessantly 10 inen ! 5,t An assaui,is not
practicable. l..is the Intention 10 storm Il
possible. n M D.S lss XIV ,'
FtlCoiton steady und dunchanged; wheatSnd
-four lower and quiet -cosD slightly adyanc-
ed. irun unchanged, money casy, coasols
declined 10 89l fy 'sa
+ MllIigdn. Evans q a0oi6 cotton as
steady and prices npchanged, buyers de-
|'mand a reddction, The sdles for nine days
we've 10000 bales including 10000 bales 10
I'speculators and 2, 900 for exportA-N o. 'fait
81 y AMidlling 81 Upland far So Middhne
I f51O5tA,ne markhton Monddy steady
tprices unchan6ed.A a,aii'sii,'fslas gfis 33t
fHf BREADsruFfslA Brown Shipisy & CO..
squois Wheat and Flour as have slightly DE-,
hciihedlACorns advHnced - w Wes,ern !, Cana
Floir, SO 10 4l-Ohio 42 10 's43--Whea,
!, white, lis, sd 10 l2s 3dA-yellow, s43si sd
PRovIsloNs Richardson, Spence & Co.
fquo,e provisions assiighhy advanced. Tn,
market closed with d u active demand n
Barring & Brothers quots the esIron Marke
has steady and unchanged. ss~ aNtlN 'e's
TheAsia arrived g, LiSsrpoolob' The 22hd
Y All hopss OF Austria iaking gtne fsld agains
Russia are q, end for The present sSf t4si
From the seat Of war We learn thai durin,
ihe first Two days oflihs bombafdnen, Of III
beseieed q, was supetior ,o',f Of The CITY
and much damage had been done 10 ID,
Russian works. Ddihgsh6 night Of ih
fl3th the left atiacF ofthe Allies obtaine
considerable advantage Over the Russians
The Russians we're twice disIodgsd from
! strongly fortified position which remained i
! The handsof the French 'The possessio
ofihis position enabled them 10 forufy III
: SUNNI. Of theravine, which Is ofgreat i'm
: portance. Since ,ae seige began five Of In
: ! seven Admirols Of the Russian feet hav
= died or been Killed. s@ ''liTsh .sl'7Fe
: sGorschakof has published an address
!. the garrison, which states that matters loo
: more encouraging 10 The beseigers. stas
! Serious trouble has been created al Krc
: :. joya by iheu sIftal conduct Of the Austria
= officers. T8 people attacked tho Austrian
. ard droverhem from the city. The offici,
!, statements return 249 killed on both side.
: The exci.emenl nlinues and depu,a,io
: has been sen, ID The Sul,un 10 demand sa
y isfacton. silas H'i' NH. ef'''Af's 9, WE 4
J Opero,ions for s,rene.hing the Russia
~ forts in the Baltic are going forward wi,
grea, activity and 10000 hoops will col
cenraie In the Baltic provinces.
RI LArEsr,-London April IS; f1.2 o'cloc
r. Canroberl .elegraphs.. 10 The l7lh thai Il
I'd fire continued unaba,ed; chiefly BY the d
a, ,iIlery bur Inc engineers are operating al
al have established hds' much nearer 10 Il
r place. Another report ssys,ha, the loss
2, life on both sides will be very great.
OF eopncilo war was held and il is decided III
er the fire will be continued one week longe
" Then an .assaps,, sai~ sssa@ .rb,