Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-06
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Four days later from Europe.

Four days later from Europe.
HALIFAX. Sept. 80.
America in. All kinds of flour have
advanced considerably Western canal
and Ohio are quoted at 31sa32s.
New YORK. Sept. 80.
Secretary Marcy's letter to Mr.. Hulse-
mann, on the Koszta difficulty. appeared
in paper this morning.
After full and elaborate review of
the affair, and definition of the quail
fications requisite for an adopted citizen
to claim protection from the United
States. he concludes as follows:
THE President does not see sufficient
cause for disavowing the acts of the
American agents which are complained
of by Austria.
''Her claim for satisfaction on that &C.
count has been carefully considered, and
is respe ctfully declined. Being convinc-
ed that the seizure and Imprisonment of
Koszta were illegal and unjustifiable. the
president also declines to give his con-
sent to his debut ~ After full exam
nation of the case as herein presented,
he has instructed the undersigned to COM
municate to Mr.. Hulsemann his confident
expectation that the Emperor of Austria
will take the proper measures to cause
Martin koszta to be restored to the same
condition he was in before he was seized
in the State of Smyrna on the 3 of June
last. ISigned.l w. L. MARCY"
The Washington Union says France
and England have not made their views
known to the United States in the matter
of the koszta affair.
Severe storms in the provinces prevent
the reception of any news from Halifax.
The America is fully due at Boston.
The steam Golden Age lie # few days
ago for Liverpool and Australia. When
two days out. one OF her boilers was found
10 leak, and she came TO anchor in the
bay. On examination. it was found that
hole had been drilled by some malicious
person, and it became ne cessary to detain
the ship to repair the boiler. She Sailed
this morning
London firms announce that the En-
peror Of Russia had rejected the Turkish
odiications. War was now consider
ed inevitable.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30.
Col. Collier was discharged to-day.
the court holding first. that a State court
may discharge person unlawfully detain-
ed; secondly. that the court of California
had no jurisdiction. and had no authority
to try the offence for which he was in
dicted.
BosToN. Sept. 80.
The steamer Osprey, which arrived at
Halifax on the Goth from ST. Johns, N. B..
reports that large number of fishing yes
sells and their crews were lost on the north
ern side of Newfoundland during terri
BILE gale.
Oregon papers of Angus; Goth, furnish
the following items:
1.-The Indian depredations in the Rogue
River Valley. created great disturbance
and CONSERVATION among the white in
habitants. Several tribes had united,
and commenced a war of determination,
and many massacres had taken place
Among those killed. were DIR. w. K. Rose,
and ] r. Hardin.
1t. B. f. Griffin. with company Of
troops. made an attack upon party OF
Indians. but was obliged to retreat. him.
self wounded.
An expedition under Gen. Lane. had
gone to the scene of action, and it was
expected frightful butchery would ensue.
AT the last accounts twenty whites
had been hutchered.
ScoUNDRELIsM.-The Hera d gives the
following instance of the way in which