Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-03-08

Brown d Shipley quote Wester
Canal Flour at 42s Cd, and choice Obi
Ass, with dull market. White Whes
declined to lis Sd. Corn had decline,
4 3d.. the outside rate being AS.
Beef and Pork were dull. Their
was but little speculative demand 70
Bacon. and prices are quoted at 44s@
ASS cd. Lard was firm. and prices stiff
fer, but not quotably higher.
The advices from the manufacturin,
districts are unfayorable.
At London, sugar is reported firm
and prices shade higher. Coffee dull
The money market unchanged. Con
soils lower, closing at 903
United States securities had advanced
Brown d Shipley report Flour dull
and Sd lower; Wheat Sd per bushel
and Corn Sd per quarter.
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote Bee
dull, but prices unchanged; Pork duh
and prices nominal; Bacon unchanged
with moderate demand.
Barring Brothers report the Iron mar,
ket dull. Rails are quoted at f6 10:
@f6 l5s; Bar, f8 l5s@ FL; Scotch
Pig Iron, Sis. The bullion in the Banl
of England had decreased f3I,O00.
United States skies of 1869 are quoted
at 98@99; do. bonds of 1868, 107; do
stocks of 1868, IO5@1O6; Pennsylva-
MIA fves, (bonds) 8O@82; Erie r. R.,
first mortgage, 10o@1O1; do. third do
1900, and Erie incomes 74@76.
GENERAL News.
Lord Russell had gone to Vienna, as
the English Plenipotentiary, to attend
the session of the Peace Congress.
Naples has come into the Western al
lance.
In consequence of the long prevalence
of easterly winds, a large amount OF
shipping was kept off the coast, and
several English steamers had been sent
to their relief.
The weather was very severe through
out Europe.
Much distress prevailed in Liverpool
for want of employment, and it was
computed that fifteen thousand persons
were out of employment; one-third of
them was owing to the non-arrival of
shipping.
Keen, Repping & Co., warehousemen
Of London, and Kirk & Turner of
Liverpool, have suspended.
Frederick Peel has been appointed
Under Secretary of War, and Sir Fran
els Barring, Chancellor for the Duchy of
Lancaster.
Sevastopol, Feb. 1.-The Russian
Grand Dukes made reconnaissance of
the front lines of the allies. who were
daily expecting general attack, and
the pickets were ordered to be on the
alert. The weather is warm. In the
'ortie on the 31st, three hundred French
we're placed hors de combat; in the OBJ
'curity of the night, one French Regi- /
nent fred upon the other in a mistake.
Feb. 9.-Many regiments were ready |
asst night for immediate action. The
avalry were under arms all night.
The supplies of the commissariat were
bundant in most respects.
Admiral Bruet had telegraphed that
ince the 3lst, the Russians had COM
lenced night sorties, but they were in
Il cases vigorously repulsed. The Rus
ans had received considerable rein
,rcements.
Thirteen hundred men with provisions
nd stores, had reached the French
rmy. The roads near Eupatoria were
oOd, being frozen hard.
The Cars two sons had returned to
evastopol. Up to the 9th nothing of !
Importance had occurred. On the 9th
Ienschikof briefly telegraphed that
lie general situation was unchanged.
The Vienna press says the English J
re returning from the siege lines, and
'e with the French guard to form
serve at Balaklava.
Gen. Neil arrived at the camp on the
9TH Of January, and reported to the
rench Emperor, that the situation of
Ie French army was on the whole good,
Id that of the British not quite SO bad
J reported.
The long talked of change in the
rench army in the Crimea is an
'unced. The army is to be divided t
to two corps de arms, one to give to s
elessia, and the other to Bosquet-
rtually rendering Canrobert a mere I
pher. 1t is rumored that Lord Raglan Y
ID Earl Lucan will shortly return to c
lgland from the Crimea, but under
nat circumstances is not stated.
1t is stated that Spain is about COM
9 into the Western Alliance, in order
secure French assistance to keep
wn any insurrectionary movements. =
is also reported that Portugal will !
me in with twelve thousand men,
le Western powers are seeking to unite J J
eague of the secondary states against = =
lssia.
Prussia has sent circular to the d. u
'matic agents, indicating that the en- q
e Prussian army will Immediately be = y
Ide ready for the field. =
In Austria the warlike preparations g
ltinue with unabated energy. a.
All the FIVE powers had signifed their ~ ~
ention to be represented in the Wen ~ ~
Conference. The meeting was to u
,e place on the 26th ult. Lord Rus
rapracapfe E,.la-l -. Ell