Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-01

raise Consols 9 per cent, but they af-
forwards fell off.
Sardinia has formally joined the
Western alliance.
Prussia claims to take share in the
negotiations, but declines for the present
to increase her army.
Omar Pasha has gone to the Crimea.
The Russians have re-crossed the Dan
ube and invaded Dobrudscha, and Ia
ken the cities of Taltscha and Baba-
dagh.
The siege of Sevastopol was un-
changed up to the Cd, although there
were reported rumors Of its capture.
There has been terrible inundation
at Hamburg.
LATEST.
The reported invasion of Dobruds-
cha is perhaps doubtful.
The Pacific left Liverpool on the sf-
ternoon of the 18th. On her way out,
at 81 o'clock, P. NJ, on the 9th, while
running up the Mersay, the night being
very dark, she ran into the brig Corin-
THAN which was at anchor, bound, with
a cargo valued at eco, 900, for Calcut-
ia. The brig sunk Immediately. No
lives were lost.
The intelligence of the loss of the
liner Geo. Canning, from this port for
Hamburg, is confirmed. tits supposed
that all on board, numbering 100, per-
ished. Her papers and passengers and
baggagewere washed ashore near Helig-
land. which is all we really know Of
her.
The allies, it is said, will insist on the
Russian naval force in the Black Sea
being placed on level with that Of the
other powers, as proof of their sue
cess. On this point it is. expected that
the negotiations will split. Russia will
on no account assent to it.
Several. heavy failures are reported
among them, Kesteven Brothers,
wooden trade; Abbot Nottingham &
Co., shawl merchants; Mellor, Hether-
ington & Co., London.
Large amounts in the new French
loan continued to be taken in England
at premium of 2 to 8 per cent.
The Russians nave uguin iinr-d~1 tke
Principalities.
A dispatch dated Brallow, January
9th, says that the Russians crossed the
Danube and invaded Dobrudscha.-
They have taken both Toltzcha and
Babadagh. Sadik Pacha defended
Toltzcha as long as possible.
Prussia had answered the demand Of
Austria for the mobilization of the
Prussian army by refusing to do so at
present.
The latest official dispatch published
by the British Government is dated the
Goth December, and embraces only
what has already been received via st.
Petersburg.
We have a dispatch from Menschikoff
dated the Cd January which says:-I
Nothing new has occurred. We con-
tinue to annoy the enemy by sorties.-I
In one of these we made ten Zouayes
prisoners"
The weather continues very varia-
BILE.
A railway from Balaklava to the
camp is to be commenced at once.
The fire Of the allies continued to be
very feeble, and caused scarcely any
damage. The sickness in the garrison
IS on the increase.
The garrison is constructing bridge
and boats to connect the city of Sevas-
topol with the forts on the North side.
There was a report at Paris that on
.he 18th Sevastopol had fallen, but the |
report did not gain ganeral belief.
Omar Pasha embarked on the LIST for
Balaklava. He has taken means to
bring a force of $4,000 men and 60
guns into the Crimea. Ten thousand
Turks have already landed in Eupato- |
ria.
Menschikof is reported to have call
ID in all his detached corps. Osten |
Sacken is watching the Turks at Eupa-
ora, the garrison OF which place has
oeen augmented.
The 9Th or 9th of January is looked
lpon as the time when the assault on
Sevastopol will take place.
Odessa letters Of the cath mention
hat for some days there had been
learth of supplies at Sevastopol.
Another tempest occurred on the
Black Sea, which caused some disasters.
Two ships of the British fleet suffered
lamages.
GREAT BR1rAIs.-A letter from Paris
lated 10th, says that Mr.. Mason is
much improved in health.
Various rumors are afoat in regard
o changes in the cabinet, but they are
considered only as rumors.
On the 18th the Liverpool and Amer
can Chamber Of Commerce presented
n address to Lord Elgin, for the part
lie had taken in the negotiation of the
Lord E. made compli-
nentary speech on the occasion.
The proposed mediation of the Uni
ed States, has excited much less atten-
ion than might have been supposed.-I,