Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-06-03
BREA0STUFPS ADVANCED!
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR /.
NJ YoKk. JUNG Is NJ.

tlIh one weeks later news, arrived al
her dock at p. NJ. She left on the 2Olh ;,
uii.
Alarkels--Flour advanced 2sa2s6d DUR =,
ing The week aud then fell OF, closing al
all advance of Is6d.
Wn, "a, advanced 2a3d, closing dull.
Corn advanced Is; white aud yellow
39ai0s.
Money is in good demand. Z
Market for EngiIsh wheat at an advance
Of la2s per qaar er. Fore ign rsa,ises a
similar improvement
On Wednesday the wheat trade was
f:mer. In some cases the advance re-
ported on Monday was exceeded by Is
per quarter and 6lals per barrel for A
merican flour.
Ii is rumored that q telegraphic dis
patch was received announcing The bonn
Oardment of Re eal. No particulars and
considered unreliable,
The Anglo French armies contemplate
an INVASION of kussia.
! The Russian have net a severe shock
al Silistria. Tney were defeated al Nco-
poll.
The Gazette states that in consequence
oil The great concentration Of troops in
the eastern and northeastern frontier of
Austria 95 900 recruits will be ordered.
This must be considered as an Indication
Of the resolution of Austria not 10 be
bulied by Russia.
Prince Napoleon, with his officers
worked in person to extinguish the flames
Twenty Russian ships have been captur-
ed since the bombardm dment of Odessa -
Ohio of Greece has sent three Generals
10 defend his northern frontier. One A.
merican aud Two Russian ships have ar
rived al Cronsladt and the campaign was
now considered open Great surprise
was manifested that Odessa has not been
: bombarded. A large fleet was takng in
produce al A / changed.
News from Galllpoli states that Sevas.
tapol was buubarded by tn allied fleets
for four days. The combined Swedish
and Norwegian fleets arrived at Elfesden
) on the 18th. Tue King went on board
and witnessed great nantes atom of
hostile feelings Oh The part of the crews
against the Russians. The English fleets
in The Baltic had encoun cred severe
. storms but had weathered them all. The
: Lonuon Times strong urges the appoint
men. uf Minister OF War. Four squad
rons Sappers have reached GaIIipoli. A
" letter Of the 18Th of May says the Rus
: slan fleet left He sing.ors IN order TO join
division lying a. Cronstadt A Ccnstan.
i" tlnope letter says it is believed 10 be the
+; intention IF the Commsnder-in- Chief OF
! the Anglo French Expedition 10 the
East TO carry the war into the heart of
u Russia and to raise an in>urrection in
= CrImea and Circassa.
~ The Cologne Gazette states that the
VI Emperor Of Russia has had a relapse q!
illness.
~ The inhabitants Of ST. Pe,ersburgh are
. obliged to find quarters for the troops
and there are in the envlrons of the city
10000 Cassacks. 1t is stated that ih'
n Russian Government has issued TO tht
ia Greek Government subyentiOn of ont
9, million Of drachms per month. 1t IS als'
stalled that the Greek Government ha
~ given letters of marque to the pirates VIII
be at the present moment, infest the Levan.
The ratification of the triple alliance ha
been exchanged at Constantinorle.
manifest has been published at StPeters
burgh ordering new levies for the fleet
hat and armies. A general rising was ex
Of pected IL Montenegro in favor Of Russls
} of Six hundred Montenegros had made
the foray into the Turkish territory and kille
number Of the inhabitants:
" A re port as current in Liverpool tho
ign E the CITY of Glasgow had foundered at Sc
lai, a.o and thai her crew and passengers had bee
cis- conveyed 10 The coast of Africa. The re
md port is said to have been received by
. gentleman of Londonderry from one OF tt
pa passengers.
late The rebellion of Ara is almost total
ch- queled: 100000 Turkish troops had a
Inc rived there. Eight thousand Belgiu,
!, muskets destined for Greece, have bee
conhscated at Malta. The French troo
our our a! Galipoli were prepared 10 march
and and Adrianople. A division of the Fren,
mo- army left Galipoli for Brasua.
Negotiations of a.treaty of commerce b
). tween Russia and Prussia has failed,
~ LATER.-A dispatch from Vienna stat
=" that orders had been received at Adria
!. ople to have provisions ready for &c, ,O'
a.,'. Inc men, who were expected there towa
r1 r~S the end of the month.
= Gf The Russians have commenced the boz
re- bardmen. Salistria. The evacuation
war Lesser Wallachia is suspended.
sten 1t is said tha, Persia has made new pl
s vss posals to Russia, which wonId be accept
but declined by England and France.
m 1t is reported that the American Gt
ernment have abandoned their demar
g. on Spain, if the latter will cede I
... African possession Melila 10 the Uni
/, re. States.
Accounts we're received his P. M. fr,
up to the Danube to tae effect that, owing t,
sudden rise and overflow of that riv
mnense damage haI been done TO
ARs, Russians. Several bridges were sw'
=, ,s'.o. o.. off; their works were destroyed, and
- added that sickness Ind broken
'on"' !. 0' amongs, them to q terrible extent.
ND The Emperor Napoleon is reported
have expressed his designs in regart