Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-01
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
NEW YORK. Aug. %


Turkish question. but the belief is that It
was terminated peacefully. Definite
news from St. Petersburg was expected
to reach London on the 10th. THE Lon
don Morning Post asserts that the Prn-
cipalities will be evacuated the first week
in September. by Russia. and soon after
the British aud French fleets will leave
the Turkish waters.
Funds have materially improved, but
the market continues dali.
A great naval review at Portsmouth,
by Queen Victoria, had taken place.
Nothing important from France. The
wheat crops were mostly in. and ave.
aged only about two-thirds the usual
crop.
The missionary Kings affair al Greece
was drawing to satisfactory conclusion.
The overland mail was te!egra rhed.
The steamship Monumental City was
wrecked on her passage from Port Philip
to Sidney, and thirty FIVE passengers per-
ished.
The ship Arab. with the Bombay mail
on board, foundered, and 175 Lascars
were drowned.
The King of Ava was more peacefully
disposed towards the British.
The Chinese Imperialists were prepar-
ing to take Annoy, The insurgent forces
were within four days march of Pekin.
A private telegra ph says they had beaten
back an imperial fleet from before Nankin
and had concluded not 10 attack Canton
till September.
LIVERPOOL MAEKETs.-The following
is from Richardson & Bros Circular of
Aug. l2: "At .hs days market. the at
tendance was very limited. 1t ruled life
less throughout Wheat was freely Of
frred at the reduction Of Tuesday, with
out finding purchasers. Flour steady at
former prices, but the business transact
ed was limited. Cora. whether OH the
spot or TO arrive. was little inquired for
at this days market. Genesee and Ohio
white wheat, rs 81 rs 81 Is Cd, red.
Is "a Is Cd per 70 lbs. Philadelphia
end Baltimore -four, 27s: Western, 26s a
25s Gil; heated, 24s 25s.
"Provisions- In beef and pork. al
most nothing has been done. Bacon in
better demand.
Lard dearer; sales at Sc SIS. and
few bbls. fine, 59s. Supply in few hands.
Tallow declined Cd Is per cwt. Cheese
market bare. Butter much wanted"
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. August l3.
Dispatches from st. Petersburgh dated
the 5th, have been received in Paris
They state that the Emperor has definite
ly accepted the propositions of the four
powers. A despatch from Trieste states
that the Porte accepted without modif
cation. the treaty drawn up at Vienna
An extraordinary EN- mbassador was TO leave
Constantinopie for st, Petersburgh with
The Sultan's decision, as soon as the Rus
sian troops are ordered 10 eyacuate the
Principalities.
A letter from Constantinople TO July
2lst, says there is intense excitement
there, in consequence of the refusal of
the Hospodars of Moldavia and Wallachia
to obey the summons to repair to Con-
stantinople. The old Turkish party were
so indignant that fears were entertained
for the safety of the city.
New ORLEANS. August %.
The number of interments to-day was
270. including 240 of yellow fever. To-
tai number for the week. 1. $50 of fever.
Deaths yesterday. 900.
NFw YORK, August %.
The Pacific will be up at o'clock. She
is now coming up the bay.
Prof. Bache, of Harvard College. died
20 day at his residence.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA.
New YoRK. August %.
In England, tie crops had sustained no
check. aud the weather continued favora
BILE. The potato crop in Ireland was al
SO satisfactory.
that the coronation of the Emperor and
Empress will take place in September.
BosroN, Aug, %.
We have dates from Port au Prince
The yellow fever still exists. Political
affairs quiet.
BALTIMORE, Aug. %.
The Board of Health of Mobile COM
menced reporting deaths by fever on the
18th. On that day there were four
deaths.
WAsHINaroN. Aug. %.
Fayette A. Ringgold has been appoint
ed Consul to Hayti. J. r. Marygate. of
Baltimore. has accepted the Secre taryship
of Legation to Peru.
A mass of copper weighing, $500 lbs.
is now on it's way from the North Amer
lean mine at Eagle river. TO the Worlds
Fair. This mass was cut off of little
chunk weighing about one hundred and
fly tons!