Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
New YORK, Sept. Is.

The Arctic from Liverpool. Sept. Z. ar
rived this A. NJ. She brings 200 passen-
gers, among whom are Harriet Beecher
Stowe and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beecher.
Turkish affairs are unchanged, and moth.
ing yet known of the Cars intention of
accepting the amended note. Turkey
had sent to the Powers an explanatory
manifesto. 1t is reported that France
had informed the Snltan that if any fur
ther steps were taken it would be at his
own peril.
Nothing important from Great Britain
The harvest Was progressing favorably.
The French Government having fixed the
low prices of bread was using every
means to keep down the grain market,
and prices of all were reported lower.
The Russian Government had not "a
greed to interfere with the price of grain
in Russia.
There was an immense accumulation
of corn at Odessa awaiting shipment.
AUSTRIA.-Lieut. Swoatz, notorious
IN the koszta affair. is promoted. Moth
ing else noticeable.
LIVERPOOL UNSATISFACTORY dull,
favoring buyers. Sales for three days
$4,000.
Breadstuffs--Owing to the wea Their
and decline in France, prices are irreg-
ular at Id decline on wheat and Is on
flour since Niagara's sailing. Indian
corn, moderate demand and little varia-
ton in price.
Provisions--Beef and Pork were quiet.
Tallow sides and shoulders unchanged.
Lard is lower and dull.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 20.
The in:erments for the 24 hours ending
yesterday morning were 40; of which So
were from yellow fever.
The epidemic is still raging along the
river, and in the interior, at Grand Gulf.
Port Gibson, Baton Rouge, Yazoo, Jack
son, Miss. and on many plantations.
The number of interments reported
this morning was only 81, including "a
from yellow fever. This is a large de-
crease.
Suilema Gardetta, mother of Mrs. Gen.
Gaines. died yesterday.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 81.
Interments reported this morning, 81
including Ii by yellow fever.
MOBILE, Sept. 10.
The total number of deaths in this city
on Saturday was 80, including 26 from
yellow fever.
Yesterday Sunday the interments
were 20, Is being yellow fever cases.
MOBILE, Sept. 20.
The interments reported to-day were
l5--including 2 from yellow fever.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
The fever continues to be less destruc-
tive In its ravages, and many who have
been absent from the city during the
Summer are returning.
The total number of deaths as report
ed to the board of health for the the.nine
days ending this morning. were four hum
dred and forty six--of which two hun
dred and eighty-nine were from fever.
The spread of the epidemic in other
portions of the State continues undated.
NEW ORLEANS, OePt. ".
Late advices from New Mexico have
been received. Gov. Merriweather has
been inaugurated. The Mexican Troops
TO arrive on the Rio Grande.
while the American troops were being
on the American Frontier.
Five companies, which left New York in
July had reached Santa Fe, under Gen.
Garland. An engagement was reported
TO have taken place between party of
200 Indians and company of frontier
on a mountain near Ell Paso,
in which | of the former were killed,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.
The National htclligencer copies the
Times dispatch about the protest of the
Austrian. Russian. and Prussian Minis
tiers. 1t says it is prbably correct; and
adds. that there is a rumor that the En-
glish and French Ministers have also pro-
tested.
The hielligencer's rumor is wholly un-
founded. What England or France may
do yet, is in the womb Of time. The ru-
NOR is as unsubstantial and unsustaned
as the Earl of Strings claim. 1t is well
calculated, and is possibly designed to
affect the money market. 1t depresses
fancy and other stocks.
Allen. it is understood, declines the
Chinese Mission
Isaac Davis has been appointed Sub
Treasurer, Isaac o. Barnes Pension Agent.
and +. G. Bailey Postmaster of Boston.
Gen. Almonte, Mexican Minister, has
received advices that gold has been dis
covered on Rio Measala. on the route of
the Mexican Ocean Mail and Inland Com
pany. Thousands of Mexicans are flock
ing there.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.
Advices from Galveston TO the 18th