Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-04
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
GREAT TURKISH VICTORY.
NEw YosK, Jan. 81.
ADVANCE IN BREADsTurTs.

Latest minors from ST. Petersburg
were more pacific. and had tended in some
measure To restore confidence in a speedy
adjustment of difficulties.
ConsoIs advanced one per cent.
Liverpool Cotton Market was steady,
at unchanged prices.
BresdstufIs had considerably declined,
whilst Provisions we're on The rise:
Dennisloun d. Co., report that the
market for Breadstulfs was active and
prices continued rapidly to advance, I'M
nj Tuesday the 10Th, but since then there
has been less doing, and prices have fall.
en- oil. leaving, how ever, an advance of
lda3d On Wheai-lsals6d on Flour, and
IS on Indian Corn. Present quotations
are rs follows:
For Yves ern Canal Flour, 42s6da43s;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 43.9da45s,
Ohio. 52s6daJ5s.
White Wheat, l2s2dal2s7d-o,hers
say l2,9dal5s.
Yellow and mixed Corn 49a50s.
ln Liverpool Provision Market VIM.
Gardner IL CO. report Beet in more ac-
live demand.
Prices stller for Pork, ing TO the
naval contracts advertised. AT increased
inquiry French advanced Is; American
also advanced slightly.
Bacun-Moderste business. Holders
meeting buyers freely.
Lard-Advanced 2s per 100 lbs, Week
sales 100 tons on the spot -llO0 TO ar
rive. Closing firm and quoted 54sa56s.
Cheese--lsa2s per 100 lbs dearer and
stock light.
Tallow-Advanced 2sa3s per 100 ID.
Linseed Cake-Owing to severe wealth
er IS los dearer per ton:
On the 18th the Asia passed the steam.
er America bound into Liverpool. The
news Is unnteresting.
The allied fleets 10 the Sd inst could
no, enter The Black Sea, except six ves-
sells left at Besica Bay, to guard The Bos-
phorus.
Tie lst division of the Turkish fleet
accompanied the allies. The ID divis-
ion remains anchored at the Rapa.
The Gar appeared to view the entry
of the fleets as declaration OF war, and
he has ordered all his fleets 10 Sebastopol
on he 9th.
On January 9Th the Turks gained
brilliant success On the Danube. They
stormed aud captured The Russian en-
trenched camp at Kilia, and put $500 of
the enemy to the sword. They also at
tackled n body of $4,000 Russians sent I"
relieve Knlia, and after sharp encounter
compelled them TO retreati They have
been thus driven from the position at
which they proposed 10 cross the Dan
ube. The Turkish force in battle was
$4,000 men and Is guns. 1t is admitted
that Omar has brilliantly outmanoeuvred
the Russian commander. In Asia tho
detea, Of the Turks under the General
ship of Abdl Pacha is confirmed, but
General Guyon has gone 10 the army
with full forces, and the spirits have re.
yived. Now that The allied fleets are in
the Black Sea. reinlorcemenls can be
sent in safety to Asia.
Schaymil has sent q messenger to the
Porte, announcing that he is prepared 10
act energeticalIy against the Russians.
Ii is confirmed that Persia has resumed
negotiations with Britain, and will not at
present attack Turkey.
The American ships Ed. Fletcher and,
Condor had been fallen in with at sea
wrecked. The crews and passengers were
saved aud landed in Holland.
The infant Princess Of Spain had died
suddenly.
Rev. J. G. Richmond complains that
he is detained prisoner by Austrian
Police in Hungary, and calls on the
United States for redress.
China news is to hand. Annoy was re-
captured by the Imperiaisss, who massa.
cred 1000 inhabitants.
1t was rumured at Vienna, that the
Emperor OF Austria was about to leave
for Warsaw, in order to Lave confer
ence with the Emperor of Russia.
From Persia we learn that the afghan
Envoy had left Teteran before the arrival
of the new Russian minister, with a
,hrea, that if Persia formed an alliance
with Russia, the Alfghans would invade
Persia
PARIS, Friday.-We have received a
telegraph dispatch from, Vienna. confirm
lug the accounts reported yesterday of the
defeat of the Russians by the Turks be-
fore Kaleiat. and adding that the contest
was renewed on the 7lh, neither side
claiming the victory. On the morning
of the 9Th, fresE Struggle was about to
commence.
Lord Dudley Stuart was to leave Con-
stantinople on the 18th inst. SO as to be
in England for the meeting Of Parliament,
when he will bring t g whole Eastern
question before the Bri ish people.
A crowded public meeting was held at
Sheffield TO memorialize the Government
10 act with vigor against Russia.
A similar meeting was held in Chester.
The Preston strikes continue as far as
ever from being settled.
The Bread Riots already reported,
were of no magnitude being mostly wo'
men and children to demand that the ba'
ksrs should give them bread. The mill.
,ary called out 100 dragons, at sight Of
whom the crowd dispersed.
King Leopold of Belgium is endeavor-
ing to negotate marriage between his
daughter, and the Young King of Portu.