Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-04
Arrival Of the Steamer Arctic.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK. Saturday July %. P. NJ
The steamer Arctic, with dates from Liv
erpool to the 9th inst, arrived at this
port this evening.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Nesselrode, the Russian MiniSIc:. had
issued a new circular, more impudent
than the last, claiming that as Russia oc-
cupies the Principalities. it became the
duty of the French and English fleet to
occupy the Turkish waters, and hints
rather clearly that the Russians will re-
fuse to accede to any leconcIiiations UNI
til the French and English fleets are with.
drawn, but expressed Russia's willing
ness TO evacuate the provinces when her
demands are fully granted.
This note has partially opened the eyes
of the European public, who now see the
necessity of bringing matters to a settle
ment. Russia 5 object being merely TO
gain time, and render her position i'm
pregnable, scarcely admitting the posi-
billy OF war, and public opinion now
begins to press for something decisive.
The public have been continually a.
unused by dispatches of pacific tenden-
cy, the last implying that France and
England had forwarded TO st. Petersburg
IA moderate note. proposing that concess-
ions be made on both sides to end the
matter. An answer to this note is ex-
pected in week from the 18th inst, and
until it is received, all is mere guess
work.
The plot against Napoleons life at the
opera was more serious than was at first
reported. At the rial of those arrested.
it was found that conspiracy 20 take the
life of the Emperor did really exist.
The following report. if true, is high
iy ilnportant: Il is stated that the Aus
TRAN Envoy at COnstanlinople has made
an Imperative demand on Turkey for all
The concessions previously refused to the
previous mission.
A dispatch 10 the London Times, under
date of the 18th, says the French Minister
Of War has addressed the Presiden: of the
Cham Der of Commerce at Nantz III the
following strain:
We are bent on making war, bu, if the
Emperor TO whom the honor of his gov
eminent is dearer than all, should think
the national honor eXactS wa, he will
certainly not recoil from the necessity.
Aavices from Vienna, under date of
the llth. say that troops were about be-
ing concentrated near Peterwardien for
the protection of the frontier.
1t is stated that the Porte is about pub
fishing a proclamation. setting forth all
the injustice received from Russia for The
last hundred years.
The Divan of Moldavia met at Jassey
on the 9th ult. and lis first act was
the passage of all address Of devotion to
the Gar.
An army of $4,000 Russians occupy
the Principalities. and the contracts Tor
rations have been concluded for nine
months.
Adyces from Smyrna, Of the 29th ult.
say that the Captain OF an American frig-
ate has laid his vessel close 10 an Aus
TRAN frigate, on board of which the Hun
ga!an. Col. Costa, is imprisoned, and the
American Captain declares he will OPP
pose the removal of the Col. to Trieste.
The United States Minister claims Costa
on the ground OF his being an American
citizen.
The riot at smyrna. reported by the
last steamer, was caused by the arrest CT
Col. Costa. Kossuths emissary. upon
which occasion the Captain of the Uni
ted States frisate st. Louis, behaved gal
lantly, and demanded that the prisoner
should be delivered up to the protection
of the United States, he being an hmerl-
can citizen.