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

-Four Days Later from Europe-Bread
I stuffs Unchanged-Consols Lower
Cotton dull-Later from the Crimea
NEW YoRK, March /.
The steamer st. Louis, with sdvicel
from Havre and London to the 14tl
ult., and Liverpool to the 18th, arrived
at this port this morning.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The London markets were dull, Con.
psols closed at 91@914.
At Liverpool Cotton was dull, with q
limited demand, but prices were moi
lower. The sales for two days were
about IL 900 bales.
Breadstuffs were unchanged, with a
limited business. Nothing new had
transpired in Provisions.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The steamer Canada arrived at Liv-
erpool on the 18th ult.
Among the passengers by the st.
Louis, is Mr.. Soule, late United States
Minister at Madrid. The Paris CORES
pondent of the London Daily News,
says that Mr.. Soule considers the
scheme for the purchase of Cuba an
obsolete idea.
The English Parliament had reassem-
bled on the 18th ult.
Lord John Russell was to leave Eng
land for Vienna in few days to repre-
sent her in the Vienna conference, and
Mr.. Hammond, the under Secretary of
State of Foreign Affairs was to accom-
pany him.
The Duke of Genoa is dead.
Lord Raglan, under date of the eth
January, reports the weather fine, with
severe frosts at night, in the Crimea;-
but that the huts were being got up
from Balaklava with much difficulty.
The first detachment of the British
troops, from India, had arrived at Suez.
The news from the Crimea is not of
much importance.
The India mail had arrived at Trieste,
bringing advices from Bombay to the
18th January. An insurrection had
broken out in Cabool, and twelve thou
sand insurgents were besieging Cabosi,
and a murderous conflict had taken
place, but the besieged cont inued their
resistance.
A French company has offered to
'aise in France legion of ten to twen-
y thousand men for. the English gov
half of the number to be
-eady in fifteen days, and it is said
he English government is disposed to
the proposition.
A dispatch from Vienna says the Gear
las issued a proclamation, dated st.
'eiersburg, Feb. 10th, in which he calls
lpon the entire male population of the
ountry to take up arms, and orders out
n additional force of three hundred
housand men, to be dispatched instant
Y to the Crimea.
The latest dates from Sevastopol,
Thich are to the 31st January, say the
7eather was growing milder.
Thirty thousand of the Turkish
roops had landed at Eupatoria, and
theirs were on their march TO embark s
Varna. I
Omar Pasha had went to Boings to q
Ispect cavalry and the magazines, and S
Z his return he was to embark for (
upatoria.
The Russian forces are encamped, q
artly at Simpheropol and its environs. q
Gen. Ulrich, with the Guards, had Z
# for the Crimea.
The Egyptian reinforcements had ar
we'd at Eupatoria. il
The artillery in Sevastopol continued !
make night demonstrations, but with L
It any effect.
The st. Petersburg Journal of Feb. a
contains an address of the Car to a
e Hetman of Don Cossacks, express r
g confidence; they will fight courage
sly for the Church, the throne, and
cir country. +
The report of the mutiny among the q
uaves caused great sensation in Paris, a
t the report was thought to be great a
exaggerated.
A London firm, in the provision trade F
oposes to feed the English army, at n
rate of 3s Sd per man per day, Civ ii
, them substantial meals each day P
lding themselves to fill the contract VI
der the heaviest penalties. cy
The advices from Hong Kong are to al
10Th December. The Burmese E
Eoy had demanded restitution of W
gu, which was peremptorily refused.
At Canton matters still wore threat in
ng aspect, and trade was quite de- to
,ssed. d.
The report of the Special Inspectors, 1t
oeinted to investigate the circum- &C
noes connected with the loss of the T
amer Philadelphia, exhonerates Capt. a
ch and the officers from all blame. R
recommends the erection of light
Use at Cape Race. pl
The Viceroy of Egypt abolishes Gus til
duties, except at Suez. m
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. 80