Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-11

dress he chooses.
The Atlantic had heavy gale during
her passage and brings 70 passengers.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says thai fresh steamers as fast as they ar
rive are leaving. The company carry
he mails in smaller steamers. Many
Eas India sailing ships are also taken By
the admiralty to carry stores, troops, &c
At oil the naval stations the preparations
are on & s,upendous scale.
The Baltic feet consists OF 80 ships
chiefly ships of the line, and powerful
screw frigates. Il was 10 assemble in the
Downs on the 9th Of March, where il
would be Joined by others.
In the House OF Lords on the l4th q
long debate occurred on the Eastern ques-
tiOn.
TIE Great Britain Steamer from 4us-
,ralia brought over 10000 ounces ot
gold.
A correspondent Of the Times states
the Russians are committing dreadful ex.
ces.es on the peasants Of Wollachia, who
had refused to submit to the burdens iun.
posed on them. The women and children
in three villages have been mossacred.
1t is stated that the Government in ad.
dition to the steamers already taken, had
decided 10 take the remainder of the Gun.
ard line.
Negotiations are on foot and hopes are
generally entertained that they will be
successful. The new proposition said to
be adopted by the Four Powers makes
secession TO the Czar, namely: the lib
erty of treating TO q certain extent alone
with Turkey, the latter power TO have
the right Of consultation with the allies.
1t is also proposed that the..evacuation of
the principalities shall take place simulta.
neous with that of the Black Sea, and
the fleets to re.enter the Bosphorus when
the Russians cross Pruth.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Breadstu6s Slightly Reeeded--ImpOrtant Moue-
asests at Hand-France still threatening Austria
Greek Msurrection more formidable.
New YORK, March 9--S A. M.
The steamer Asia from Liverpool 25lh.
arrived OF Halifax last night. Breadstuffs
had partially receded from the advaEce of
the Atlantic, closing, nevertheless, at an
advance for the week of Cd on Flour, I'd
on Wheat, Is on Corn.
On. military or naval action of special
interest had occurred since Atlantic news;
but polite events Of the highest impor-
tance are coming. A significant announc-
ment appears in the Moniteur, saying, if
the flags Of France and Austria are not
united in the East, France will not permit
any attempt to separate them beyond the
Alps. This is regarded as on encourage
ment for Austria to declare herself on the
side OF the allies, and threat to 1aise
Hungary and Italy, if she sides with
Russia.
England has formally notified the Rus
sian Government of her intention to send
a fleet to the Baltic, and that Admiral
Charles Napier is appointed to take COM
mand.
The Russian feet on the Baltic have
been ordered to fit for sea-
The allied force remain in Ire BospSoT
ss, with cruisers in the Black Sea.
Austria continues to send troops to the
south eastern frontiers.
Great excitemen: prevails iu Greece,
and the Greek insurrection is growing
more formidable
1t rs stated by the Paris Moniteui tha
France cannot suffer the integrity of the
Ottoman Empire 20 be broken by aggres
sive acts tr M Greece, and furthermore
France discoun.enanees revolution every
where-the announcement is viewed a
official and important.
Meanwhile the attitude Of Austria y
becoming more and more favorable to tn
Allies. 1t is said she had announced he
intention Of formally going with th'
Allies, If Russia continued aggression
against Turkey. This announcement j
probably premature, but it gave firmnes
to the funds. At the same time Austri
continues sending troops to the frontier t
| allay apprehensions.
Il manifesto is TO appear stating tina
, Austria continues here forts for peae
and that the reports are merely TO preven
, disturbance spreading into Servia, Monte
negro, and Bosnia.
The attitude of Russia remains unchar
ged and unexplained.
. From the Danube accounts report bot
, parties as preparing for bottle. The Rus
= slams had failed in an attempt to tur
Omer's position.
From Asia there is nothing new: j
seph Sturges and the members o. tn
Peace Society had, friendly intervie,
{ with the Czar.
A dispatch from Persia says that ii
= Shah officially announced to the foreig
representives that he will remain neutr,
: in this war
Lord Pa1merston in answer to questio
replied that Smith 0Rrien having acte
! like gentleman in refusing to escape I
! !, the expense Of breaking his parole, is
~ be pardoned.
Mr.. Buchanan was present at Ii
Queens Levee.
}, The colossal statute Of Jefferson, (
1t the model Of which Hiram Powers is tn
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