Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-09
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Later from Europe Advance in BreadStufis--
Intelligence ffom the Seat Of Var, &c, &C.,

The Collins steamer Pacific arrived at
he's wharf without being telegraphed.
She brings Liverpool dates to the 18th.
There is no news from the war. Dis
patches, such as they are. are conflicting
but i, is authentic that, up to to the 9th
October. nothing had been done. The al
lies number 10000. They occupy
strong position south Of Sevastopol, and
have all their siege apparatus landed
Menschikoff yet holds the field north of
Sevastopol with $4,000 men. and 1000
more are expected by Oct. 18th. Latest
accounts say that Gen. Canrobert ordered
the Russian outposts to be drew In OH
the 9Th, and batteries to be erected. Ten
thousand additional Ere nch are 10 be sup
piled from France TO the seat of war.
The B,llic fleet will return homo with
out further operations.
Omer Pacha is preparing to operate on
three points the Prulh. the D1brudscha,
and the sea.
Russia is amassing forces on the Aus
trian frontier.
Ii is surmised that France and England
are ut pr esent organizing plan for the
establishment Of on independent kingdom
of Poland.
Jerome B onaparie is re.nationallzed as
Frenchman.
Perrins & Wright, and five other Doub-
lin firms, hare failed, blu, it is thought ii
will be only temporary.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. .--Richnrdson &
Co.. quote cotton steady, and. in some in
stances slight advance has been made;
sales Of three days $4,000 bales.
Breadstuffs market was excited 20 day.
and flour has advanced lbs Cd; 81 on
wheat since Friday. Indian corn firm
and in some request at Is advance. Wes-
tern canal -four 36so36s Cd; Ohio sos
White wheat lsalls Cd. Outside quo
tatlons are at retail.
Provisions unchanged. Lard steady
52sa52s g.. Tallow firm al Is advance.
Consuls 945a95.
The City OF Manchester arrived out on
The 10Th, the Arabia arrived out on the
evening Of the 18th. and the screw steam
er Oitawav on the 10th.
Lord Raglan's later dispatches say tina,
he expected to open fire in a few days;
and private letters adj that an attack on
he out works was fixed on the 9th. The
allies siege artillery had mostly reached
the camp on the 4lh.
A cannonade took place betweed the
English steamers and the quarantine fort
at ODESSA. Nothing resulted.
A Vienna despatch says a secret treaty
exists between the Gar and Prussia.
Sevastopol dispatches are of The most
conflicting character. some reporting an
other defeat and capture of the southern
heights, &C.; but the most reliable indl
cafe that nothing vet remarkable had oc-
CURED up 20 the 9th. The garrison Of
Sevastopol number 80 600.
Sam Philips, the novelist, is dead.
The commercial, failures continue to ex-
cite the public attention, and had dIsas
!rous effect.
From Copenhagen. Oct. llth. it is telo
graphed that the House Of Representa-
tivcs had voted by a majority OF 80 to G
the appointment of committee 20 draw
up articles Of impeachment against the
ministry for the Promnlgation of the July
or dinance.
At the recent great fire at Memel. the
whole place would have been destroyed
but for the exertion Of American and Eng.
lish sailors in port.
Martial law is proclaimed in the gov
ernments Of Chaokow, Pultawa, and
Quiew.
CHuNA.--Leiiers mention that three al
tempts made by the insurgents 10 take
Canton had failed, and an attempt to eff
ect compromise with the insurgents had
also failed. The imperialists made but
little progress in the recapture OF the city
MARsELLEs. Oct. l6.-Each ship of The
allied fleet is to furnish q company Of ma,
rlnes and eight guns, making a total OF
900 guns, to assist i'll the siege Of Sevas-
topol.
HAMBURG, I6!h.--tmnediaie steps are
to 10 taken for stopping the traffic with
Russia through Prussian ports.
The Cholera is rapidly abaling in Lon
don.
A court martial had been held on Capt
Mcclure and others, and they were nc
quilted.