Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-01-25

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, soldiers were taken prisoners, and
considerable number killed. N
The assault was 10 be made On d
, aSth ultimo. Considerable Russian re
Inducements had reached Odessa.
} Admirals Dundas and Hanlin, wer
at Constantinople on their way home
leaving the feet in command of Ad
mirsls Lyon and Brent. Lord Cardigan
had left for England, and Sir D. Evan
had resigned in disgust.
A Constantinople paper says th,
siege-works had progressed so far, tha
direct communication between the gar
rison Of Sevsstopol and the Russian
army under Menschikoff, had been cui
of. A correspondent of the. London
Times says nothing viii be done against
the fortress before the 18th January.
The Turkish Government used great
diligence in providing ammunition and
supplies for the allies.
Letters from Trebizond say the Rus
sian army in Asia. had advanced to
Sopakinkatch, and some CONSERVATION
prevailed at Trebizond, where the gar
rison was strong, but badly organized.
On the Esd November, the Russians
attacked redoubt, at KaIch, and the
garrison, aided by English and Polish
officers, repulsed them, but the situation
was stiIl precarious. The Russians had
formed, in various parts of Circassia.
corps Of native militia, with Russian
officers. -.-...s
Merkle Pashs had been ordered to
take the chief command of the army in
Asia.
Important changes had been made in
the higher officers of the Russian army
on the Baltic. Gen. de Berg had been
appointed commandant at Finland, and
a general consultation of the military
officers in the Baltic provinces had been
ordered at st. Petersburg.
The returns Of the British Board of
Trade, for the month ending Dec. 5th,
show decrease in the exports of nearly
two million sterling.
Norwood & Rogers, iron Merchants.
in London, had failed for upwards of
e 10000 sterling; they have large
assets, however.
The London Times has produced
great excitement in England, by advo-
eating, in the boldest manner, the re-
call of Lord Ragland, from the COM
mand in the Crimea, on the ground Of
incompetency. The same paper, also,
is engaged in writing down the Ministry,
and contends that the Marquis of Dal-
housia, the present Governor of India,
is the only man capable of filling the
position of Minister of War.
The Queen had written an autograph
letter, sympathizing with the wounded
soldiers.
In France, the subscriptions TO the
new loan opened on the End inst, and
a good business was done, and consid-
cradle amounts were taken by English
capitalists.
The French Baltic fleet has been or
lered to re-assemble at Brest and Cher
1ourg.
The accounts from the industrial dis
riots in France, were very fayorable;-
he demand for room in the CRYSTAL
Palace was so great that an additional
gallery had to be built.
The Spanish Government is said to
ook cody on the English proposal to
mist foreign soldiers for the war.
A draft Of treaty with the United
States had been presented to the Federal
Council Of Switzerland, and ratification
Private dispatches from
3erne, of the eth, say the British
Charge de Affairs, had addressed an
'fficial demand to the Federal Councils
or permission to enlist Swiss. 1t is
aid the Council refused to grant the
stating that Switzerland
would maintain absolute neutrality.
1t is thought doubtful that Austria
lad ceded her Railways to French capi-
alists for two hundred thousand mil
ions francs; but it is now confirmed,
nd the contract was concluded on the
irst. Ii
The Bavarian army has been placed
N a war footing. -..
The Prussian government has issued
notice, prohibiting Prussians to enlist
n foreign service. .'. .
A labor riot had broken out at Car i
era, in Italy, and the city and palace {
Tere in state Of seige, and all the arms {
Tere in the hands of the rioters, who q
'ere ordered to give them up. 7
A Russian Imperial manifesto was 7
ublished on the 26th, calling on the
alton to make every sacrifice for the q
rar. An additional revenue will be
aised on salt and tobacco. The export
furs through Poland is forbidden. b
During the riots in Italy, the theatres t
ere ordered to be closed, and all pub S
C assemblies prohibited.
Among the passengers by the Cana 8
a, are Bishop O'Conner and Arch a
ishop Kepdrick. L
There was no change whatever in t
he market for breadstuffs, and the de-
and for all kinds was limited, previous d
rices being fully sustained. Brown & a
hipley quote Western Canal nominal 2
As; staight Baltimore ASS, and good a
loice Ohio 46s to Ats Cd. Corn was b
ull at AS Sd to 46s. Lard was easier, e