Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
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New Orleans papers of Thursday last
are received, also the missing mails of the
9th and 10Th inst.
The papers con tain details Of Texas
news to the 9th inst. The ordering Of
troops to the Rio Grande frontier had
occasioned much speculation in Texas.
The San Antonio Ledger says that ga
number of strange Mexicans. just arrived.
are busy buying up six-shooters, and
there is rumor that body of eight hum
dred Mexicans are stationed on the Rio
Grande. opposite Laredo"
Further advices from Mexico, confirm
ing the insecurity of Santa Annals gov
eminent, are published.
The papers have further accounts Of
the ravages of the yellow fever, along
the Gulf coast and the river. The sixth
child of the late Capt. Smith, U. S. Engi-
neers, being the last of the family, had
died.
4 letter from Pensacola, dated 12th
inst. mentions the continued fatality of
the epidemic there.
New YORK. Sept. 20.
The steamship Africa, with Liverpool
dates to the 10th inst, arrived at her
dock at half past s this evening. She
brings l24 passengers. The Humboldt
arrived cut Oh the 9Th.
Liverpool cotton market dull; prices
favor buyers, but quotations are about
the same; sales of the week 80, $50 bales
BreadstuffS ma rket was lower in the
early part of the week, but had partially
rallied since the Arctic sailed. but closed
with decline on the week of pence on
wheat, and 6dals on -four, with fair sales
Indian corn 81 dcarer, and free inquiry.
Richardson & Bros. quote white wheat
at 6s4da0sSd, red. 7s10daSs; Canadian,
6s4daSs6d. Western canal -four 29sa29s;
Baltimore. 29s6da29s9d; Phiiadeph
29sa29s6d; Ohio. 29s6d; sour, 25s6da26s
Cd. Indian corn-yellow. 32s6da33s;
white scarce, and held at 34s.
Denniston & Co. quote Cd per Dbl. o.
yer the above rates.
Beef without improvement; sales OF
the week moderate. at previous rates.
More doing in pork al former quotations;
bacon unchanged and inanimste; stock
small. Shoulders unchanged. Lard
small business done; stock in hands of
few holders, who demand extreme rates,
5Ssa6Os.
Nothing decisive in the Turkish cues
ton; the Cars reply could not arrive by
courier for some days. say the 10Th, but
the fact that he hesitated to telegraph his
reply had awakened symptoms of renew
ed anxiety. and had depressed the British
and French funds The answer many
think will be peaceful.
The French Government is anxiously
laboring to make it seem that it is not
interfering with the legitimate trade OF
buying up breadstuffs.
The Moniteur publishes an announce
ment that the government is not buying
up Coma most extraordinary sta tement
it being VIGOROUSLY known that it was
Buying immensely.
All was quiet in France, except some
insignificant bread riots. The Emperor
is still at Dieppe. Navigation dues were
repealed till December on all vessels pas
sing the French river or canals with corn.
The Roman territories were in very
disturbed state, the nominal cause being
the scarcity Of food.
Commodore Vanderbilt had arrived in
the Bosphorus with his yacht.
The following is the latest from the sec
ond edition of the Lonnon Times of Fri
day: 1T is rumored from Paris, on the
authority of the Russian Ambassador,
that the Car will refuse to accept the
modification coming directly from the
Porte"