Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-17
OF FOREIGN NEWS.

"o eetse WIN tlfcfpool Catco " thc
sisi ull., srrived June Al.
llis reporhd that he town OF kaffs
has been bombsrded and captured. The
fprks were still in possession Of Silss-
iria, from which place the Russisns hsd
been repulsed with severe loss. Naples
bad officially declared her neutrality. The
deisehed foris at Hsngo had been De e-ltoyed
by hree steam frigutes. The Russians
l"st heavily. The British had only three
XII led. On the 4Ih, 10 frigaies cannon
hded The batteries at Withstand. end on
the goth approached Ekenas, hut they
were repulsed. A very hostile feeling is
bsingfel at ST. Petersburg against Aus
tria, aud il is rumored that the march of
the Russians upon the from ier has cons
menced, 10000 Turks were in posses
sion of ksjova on the l7Ih. Odessa, at
the last accounts was closely blockadei
One account from Sileslria states that the
Russians slormed one Of its rampalts and
announces the complete investment, Of The
place by the Russians. The Greeks had
got so Turkish soldiers within a church
when they closed the doors and burned
them up alive. The English and French
Ambassador at Berlin and Vienna has no.
titled the Austrian and Prussian govern.
ments that English and French troops
i'll occupy Greece in order TO preserve
the throne of King Ohio and the Bava-
rian dynasty. The same notification has
been made TO the Bavarian government
1t is said that in Warsaw prayers are read
in all the churches for the success and
continuance of. the Greek insurrecti0n.
In Epirus all the villages which the Hell
leners had cOerced into insurreciion had
submitted TO Fuad Effendi. Her Brit
tanic Majesty's ambassador al Athens has
advised his Majesty, King Ohio to call
on the assistance Of the English and
French troops. The King Lad returned
for answer that the moment any foreign
troops were landed in Greece, he would
head the insurgents 10 protect his indie.
pendence. The King of Naples has pubs
lished decree embody ing declara ion
of neutrality. Spain had Issued Il decree
for forced loan. The financial embar-
rassmenis of the Government are very
great. Trade throughout Russia is suffer
ing intunsely on account of the unst tiled
stale OF affairs.
Letters from St. Petersburg, dated May
20ih state with confidence that a note
had been received from Austria and Pruss.
10, calling upon the Emperor in energetic
language 10 evacuate the principalities
upon the Danube with the shortest posi-
bic delay, and in case the same is not at
tended to, that means will be taken for N
active participation in the war against
Russia by those powers. But as the case
stands al present. there is not the least
probability ha. the Emperor will pay any
attention TO it.
Letters from Dalmatio Nav 10Th stale
that three Russian Greek ships had taken
refuge in lha. port. Directly the Austrian
authorities becal aware, Of the arrival
Of these ships and their character when
orders were given that they be searched
and that the arms and munitions they con-
bC oNlLCus HS OIUcIo NClc tSc>
culed 10 the letter and the ships are pro-
l5lted from leaving its port.
A private letter from Leeds of the 18Th
MENTORS a fact which shows that the
Greeks had not only violated all interna.
tlonal law by the insurrecitn they excit-
ed in the Turkish provinces but they had
committed the most odious cruel,i-s.
The Arabia arrived the 18th, with
three days later news. Corn had reced.
ed Is, and Wheat Cd Omer Pacha has
had conference with the allied Generals.
and had marched 10000 men for SilIis-
tria, Austria has positively demanded of
Russia the evacuation of the Principals
ties. Letters from Belgrade and WIddln
state that Austrian troops descend the
Danube every day in the direction of Or
sova. on the frontier of WaIlachia. A
concentration of forces is in operation 10
Hungary and Pennsylvania The Ara
bias news are without special interest.