Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-04
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

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Larsstisg Kalefaf!
Boston, March 1.-The Andes from
Liverpool arrived 10 day. Cunard & Co
advertised that in consequence Of The Nj
agars being taken by the Government the
Alps will take her place on the 18th inst.
The Government has chartered Is steam
ers TO convey troops 10 Malta.
The Andes proceeds TO New York afer
discharging her cargo. Returns again 10
Bos on 20 take the mails 10 Liverpool
The Nashville was 10 sail on the 18th.
London, Feb. l3-Consols closed hea-
w at 9lla0l5 for money. Foreign wheat
held firmly. Prices unsettled.
The steamship Great Britain arrived at
Liverpool on the 18Th, 6s days from Mel
bourne.
Radet'ky had issued a proclamation to
arrest all persons spreading false reports.
Much excitement in Italy.
Schaymil with 10000 men was march,
ing against Zama,ila an important militia
ry position on the Russian frontier.
A new reform bill was introduced in
the House of Commons on the 18th, by
Lord John Russell. The details of the
bills are disiasteful both TO conservatives
and liberals.
Tie following are the steamers taken
by the Government from the Screw
Steamship Companies: Cape of Good
Hope, Golden Palace, kasson. From
the Australian Company, the Victoria.
tisreported that Lord Raglan is to have
the chief command and that the Duke Of
Cambridge, Gems. Evans ard Brotherton,
are to have appointments.
Great Britain aod France continue their
arrangements on large scale.
Count Orloffs left Vienna on the 9Th
direct for st Petersburg, his mission hay-
ing failed.
Ramifcations of Greek conspiracy
have been discovered, widely extended
throughout Turkey. The conspiracy has
been crushed.
France is making extensive financial
arrangements with the Bank and credit to
Mobilier TO meet the expenses Of the COM
ing war.
The overland India mail has been tele-
graphed, with China dates 10 the 27,h.-
Ming -po and Annoy were quiet. The in
surgents had burned large part of Shan
ghai and had also captured Tiensing, eigh-
ty miles from Pekin. Trade was dull.
The death of the Emperor of Japan,
and the seizure of New Caledonia by the
French are both cnnfrmed
A Democratic conspiracy was discov-
cred al Madrid on the 9th Fourteen per-
sons have been arrested, General Jose
Concha has been proclaimed rebel, and
has escaped into France.
Count Buol has notified that Turkish
ambassador that the concentration of
troops on the frontier was intended only
as precautionary measures against Rus
suia. This negotiation was accompanied
by friendly expression.
The British government has advertised
for seven oight ooppered ships of 700
800 tons burthen. to be engaged for four
months in the carrying of cavalry:
Advices from Krojava state that the bad
weather prevents the Russians from at
tacking Kalefat. The invading army had
made movement to advance, but active
operations would not begin until March.
The French government continues war
preparations with great activity.
The Brest fleet has been ordered to sea
Immediately.
Reported serious conflicts took place
on the goth at 1agoni. Great loss ON
both sides. The Turks retreated to Kali
efat. 1t is confidently announced that a
manifesto, signed by Nesselrode, is e1-
pecled shortly at Vienna, in which the
Gear would give his final intentions.
A camp of 10000 men is beng formed
on the Sea OF Marmora, near Constantine
pie. Gen. Guyon has commenced often
, sive operations in Asia, against the Rus
SLAMS.
Kalefat is invested with 10000 Russians.
'Fhe Gear has given orders to drive the
Turks out in lower Walachia without fur
ther delay.
Paris, Monday-The Bourse very firm.
A report that the Emperor Of Austria had
declared he would make common cause
with the Western Powers, if the Russians
crossed the Danube, produced an impor-
tant rise in funds. Thtees closing 50 ,62
Al per cents. 95,75.
Lord John Russell stated in the House
of Commons that arrangements made be-
!, tween the French and English ambassa-
, dors are to be taken by the combined
fleets as the orders of government had no
, reason to be dissatisfied with Count Or
lofts mission to Austria. The object was
to secure neutrality Of Austria in case OF
war but it had failed.
Vienna, Feb. IGth.-The details of a
conflict at Giurgevo, on the 5th of Feb.
have reached us, 500 Turks, with nine
gun boats and four sailing vessels cross.
ed the Danube early in the morning and
r landed near the quarantine building, ar
:. ranging themselves in line of battle. The
ba,talions Of Russians opened murder
! GUS fire, las ting three hours, and forcing
the Turks. to; retreat to kutchuck. The
Russians also suffered severely.
, ADDITIONAL News The second addl-
!. ton of the Morning Herald publishes the
, following private despatch which first ap-
!, peared in the Des Debats, French Jour
o nal:
: Constantinople. Feb. 9.-The Russiat,
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