Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-12
gatsst by Gslsgrapn,
IRepOrted for the Regster,l
ARRIVAL OH Tho FRANKLIN
THREE DAYS LATER
BREAOsTUFFs FURTHER AD.
vANcED!
EASTERN QUESTION STILL UNDECIDED
New YORK, Nov. lO-4P. NJ.

NEW Ohki NOV. lo-t L . NJ
The Franklin brings l62 passengers,
and has dates 10 the 26ih ult. Nothing
decisive on the Eastern question.
A telegraph dispatch from CONSTANT
nople dated Oct. 18th, announces that
the combined feet had passed the Darden.
elles, and would proceed to Cons,antino.
pie. No other event had occurred since
the previous account.
The army of Asia was every day re-
ceiving fresh recruits. Omar Pachs was
directing he works, and was preparing 10
cross the Danube, The bridge between
the frontier of Widden and the Islands
opposite was already occupied by the
Turks. The Russians were mastering
in great force opposite Widen.
Ii was rumorcd at Paris that The text of
a new Russian manifesto had reached that
city, which contained some things very
insulting 10 France, characterising her as
ho;.bed of revolutions. One of the en-
pressions is as follows; "My rights
will defend, as we'll as tho rights OF my
co-rclis sions,s, against all foreign-inter
ference whatever. shall not stand
alone"
A letter from st. Petersburgh, on the
l4th, says the news of declaration of war
by the Porte had produced powerful
sensation in the North of Europe. The
army and the civil service were for war,
but i'll the South they were pacific. No
warlike enthusiasm was apparent any.
where, although various means had been
taken to produce it. Notwithstanding
these unfavorable symptoms, public opin-
ion both in Paris and London believe that
the resources Of diplomatic powers were
not all exhausted, and that war may yet
be averted. The Russians were settled
in their winter quarters OF Bucharest.
The navigation of the Danube is said
to be closed.
The English merchants at 81. Peters,
burg had been assured by The Emperor
through his Minister of Finance, that
their property and possessions would be
protected, and that there was no risk of
ships or property during the present sea-
son.
1t is rumored that the Emperor of
France had recalled the Mntsteral Naples
on account of some fancied indgnity.
The accounts Of harvest and vintage are
as reported before.
Dates from rhe Cape Of Good Hope
were to Sept. 23d.
The overland mail had arrived at Tries
ia with dates from Horg Kong. The rev.
olution was progressing in China. The
imperialists hove had some success at
Annoy. The whole country was in state
Of excitement, and trade was suspended.
A French squadron was collecting at
Deesa to redress some fancIed grievances.
The London Sun states that there is a
rumor that the Emperor and Empress of
the French would visit London in No.
member, and that preparations were be-.
ing made in official quarters for their re-
ceptlon. The statement is not reliable.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Oct. 25.-Wheat in extensive demand
at Cd. per 70 lbs advance on all good
qualities, compared with that day week.
Flour did not participate 10 the full ex-
tent of the advance, but the quotations
show rise of 2s 4d on the prices of the
18th,
The steamer Star of the West from San
Juan arrived at midnight. She brings
600 passengers, $4,000 on freight and
S5pO,0OO in hands Of passengers.