Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-09
Arrival OF the Asia.
rHAL1rAx. August /

WHAT ldst nlglt, nOLWltnotanutnS VIZ
rain and thick weather, with Liverpoo
dates to the 2lst ult.
. The adyices from the seat of war EN-
brace no movements ofimportance.
The most important event in Parlis
ment during the week, has been the re
/, lection of the motion made by Mr.. Roe
buck, for censure of the Government
which sustains the Palmerston Minis
Itry. The motion was defeated by ma
jority of 100.
i The latest report from London men.
Itions rumor that Lord John Russell
was to be succeeded by Sir William
Molesworth, as Colonial Secretary.
From THE CRIMEA.-Before Sevasto-
lpol there is nothing Of importance, ex-
cept formidable preparations for an as
sault upon Malakof, and two or three
small sorties which were repuIsed.
The Turks and Sardinians returned
from Baldar to Balaklava, where anoth-
er secret expedition is preparing, per-
haps for Odessa.
The Turks are besieging Kars, and
the Turks in Asia are hard pressed.
Denmark refuses to abolish the sound
dues, and the general aspect of the war
is not encouraging to the allies. There
have been, however, some slight sue
cesses.
Three sorties were made upon the
French from Malakoff tower on the
night of the 18th, and all repulsed.-
Another sortie was made against the
English on the same night, which was
also repulsed.
On the night of the 18th, sortie was
made from the batteries of Careening
Bay. which was vigorously repulsed.
The Russian ships were beginning to
suffer from the French batteries at Qua
rantine Bay.
The report that Gortschakoff has re-
ceived large reinforcements, is fully
confirmed.
A Black Sea expedition is being fitted
out, its destination is unknown. 1t is
supposed to be against Odessa, or for
the reliefo the Turks who are hard
pressed in Anatoia Asia. A detach-
ment of the Russian army had advanc-
ed upon Kutai, and more were pressing
hard upon the Turks in Baton. The
Russians were bringing their siege guns,
and the situation of the Turkish force
was considered very critical, as the Rus
slams hold the road to Erzevount.
The reduction Of the Austrian forces
still continues.
THE BALTIc.-The British ships of
war are reconnoitering the approaches
to Abo.
A Russian official journal, under date
of July Sd, complains that six English
boats under flag of truce, entered the
harbor of Kauma and plundered the
shipping, until they were driven off by
sharp fire from the shore.
GERMANY,-The Austrian Govern
ment has addressed circular to the
German Diet strongly favoring peace,
and threatening to hold the Principali-
ties while hostilities continue. She
asks moreover that the Germanic Con-
federation maintain its present attitude.
The Diet replied, that circumstances do
not call for fresh measures, and it does
iot contemplate extending its obliga-
ions or engagements.
ENGLAND.-The Parliamentary bust
ness has been unimportant, except the
yote on Roebuck's motion.
It's reported that Sir Benjamin Hall
will be appointed Commissioner of Pub
ic Works, and Sir John Shelley, Presi-
lent of the Board of Health.
The rupture between Rome and Spain
$ complete, in consequence of the
Church property bill, and the Papal
Charge has demanded his passports.
The Black Warrior dispute has been
definitely settled, BY an allowance of an
of one million of reals.
A General Of the Carlist army had
,een shot at Garonne.
Several revolutionary skirmishes had
AIKEN place at Burjois.
Don Escalente has been appointed
linister to Washington. . K
A treaty with the Dominican Repub-
c has been sanctioned by the Cortes.
IrALY.-The allied Powers have ex-
'ressed their formal disapprobation of
he insurrection in Modena. Numerous {
rrests have been made in Spezzia and !
lsewhere.
The French garrisons in Rome have
cen reinforced.
Mazzini publishes letter in Geneva
apers, warning the Italians against !
intrigues. y
GERMASY.-Most of the small Ger
Ian States are preparing to disarm.
The resignation of the Hanoverian ;
'abinet is hourly expected.
RUssIA.-Dissensions, it is said, still c
xist between the Gar and Constan- v
ne, and it is reported that the Crown
rince of Prussia is about to proceed to c
t. Petersburgh to act as mediator. d
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Z,
Breadstufs-Brown, Shipley & Co. r
uote Wheat and Flour as unchanged, C.
nd the market for Breadstuffs general q
!, closed steady. Corn declined IS and h
osed steady at quotations. The Brok- @
s. Circular differs from the others, 81
Id quotes Wheat as having advanced D
| and Flour Is. White Wheat 19s ri