The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-06-09
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Arrival of the Africa.

meet again at Vienna. The English ana
French ambassadors had not yet given re-
ply The meeting is with view to arrange
the third point. Austria also insists that
the German states shall specify distinctly
the line of conduct each intends TO pursue.
Gen. PelissIr is very popular, and it is
surmsed that he will make a bold attempt
to cut off Liprandi's army. Omar Pasha
has offered to take and hold Simpheropol
with his Turks if the French will support
his advances. The allied forces in the Cri-
mea are 100000, viz 10000 French, 3d.
900 British, 10000 Turks, l. 900 Sardinians
The army in the Crimea is now we'll sup
piled with luxuries as we'll as necessaries,
but some fever and cholera still prevail.
On May 10Th, severe combat took place
during the night along the right alta ck.--
The affair lasted an hour and half, when
the Russians retired under the cover of
their batteries. Loss considerable on both
sides. Night attacks were also made on the
nights of The IL tn and 18th by the Russians.
On both occasions the attacks were gallant
ly repused. The attacks of the Russians
+were spiritedly continued up to the 22d. On
the 25th the French occupied the large
place between the central bastion and the
sea shore, where the enemy would collect
large forces.
The English cruisers in the Baltic have
brought several prizes to Elsinora. The
Russian government had ordered the ships
of-war at Cronstadt to be sunk, with the ex
cepton of eight liners. All the fortified
|harbors in Finland are to be placed in
state Of siege.
The mortality in the Austrian army in
Galatia continued; 800 had died. The
Austrian proclamation of martial law in
the principalities only referred to persons
inducing soldiers to desert.
The British parliament had expressed the
determination to aid the Queen in the pros
ecution of the war until a safe and honora-
BILE peace is obtained. The Queen visits
France on the 10Th of August.
In Spain. conspiracy, on a small scale,
had been discovered in Saragossa.
| MARKETS. s.-LIvERPooL May 26.--Our
market for breadstuffs continue dull through
out the week, and quotations generally same
as per last steamer. The weather continues
favorable for growing crops. Market for
provisions rather frmer, and in some instan-
ces slight advances had been obtained over
previous rates.
London money market easy consols have
advanced to 943.
SoULE VS.. PERRY.-A despatch from New
Orleans says:
"Mr. Soule publishes letter here, stating
that there is not word of truth in the let
published in the National Intelligencer by
Mr.. Perry, secretary of legation at Madrid.
He says the baseness of the impudent writer
is only equaled by his hypocrisy and cow
ardice; that he is preparing for the press a
picture of Perry's doings during his (Soule's)
mission to Spain"
These hard words are nothing new from
Soule. But, the facts which he claims on
his side will alone save him from the con-
demnation which is fast settling down upon
his diplomatic career. 1t is perfectly evil
dent that he was totally unfit, by education,
birth and temperament for the post of min
lister to Spain, the more especially under
the peculiar circumstances connected with
our affairs, at that tme.-[O. S. Jour.
The good people of Toledo are rejoicing
over the completion Of their gas works.