Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-22

The British troops ore at Varna. Mar
shnl ST. Arnaud. Lord Raglan, and Tzras
Kiei started for Varpa from Constantine
pie OH the 18th. Two regiments from
the camp Selimiah are all in readiness to
move on and be conveyed to that locality
in couple of days.
VIENNA. Wednesday-I;i is reported,
on good authority, that Austria on Mon
day summoned Russia to evacuate the
municipalities. When this is done, a
Congress may meet TO settle the condi.
lions Of peace.
A private telegraphic dispatch has
been received from Vienna. dsted yes
terday. announcing that the members of
the Grrmanic Confederation had adhered
to the Austria Prassian lengue.
The French and English Governments
having given free explanations to that Of
Austria with respect 20 the joint expe-
di,ion which they have been obliged 20
send to Greece, the Cabinet of Vienna
replied that il comedies with the views
taken o.! the affairs by the two Govern
ments: that it blaunes the conduct of King
Otto and his advisers; and that il fully
approves OF the measures adopted TO
bring that severe On 10 reason.
A letter from Bucharest Of the 9Th.
in the Spabian Mercury. says that the
Governor General. Baron de Buburg, has
communicated to the Boyards an order
received from the Emperor of Russia.
which directs that Lesser Wal'achia shall
be again occupied, and not,only Silistria
is 20 be taken, but likewise Turtuka and
Rustchuk.
On the frontier of Montenegro. Ii. 900
Turkish troops are encamped. and a con-
siderable camp is to be established in AL.
bana.
THE BLACK SEA FLEEr.-By the las,
accounts, the Black Sea fleet was off Sc
bastopoI. For several days. there had
been heavy Fog. and they had to keep
up constant noises TO prevent their run
ming foul of each Other.
The able which has been put across
the mouth of SebastopoI is described as
consisting of chain cables twisted ,ogetb-
er, and secured OH each side by strong
masonry. and is hove taught by capstains.
From its being formed of seperate chains,
it would be sufficiently strong to keep
out stearn"r going at full speed.
Letters from Belgrade and Widdin
state that Austrian troops descend to the
Danube ever day in the direction of Or.
sova, on the frontier of Wallachia. a
considerable concentration of forces is
in operation in Hungary and Transylva
mia.
COEs1AYTINoPLE-May % The aux
Hilary troops have demanded from the
Porte 81, 600 pack horses and 4 900 teams
of oxen, for The march from Gallipoli to
Adrianople.
A dispatch from Stuttgart says that,
with the exception of Moscow. the troops
have been Withdrawn from all the garri
son towns. The enthusiasm in favor OF
Ihe war has slgnally subsidized.
The news of the bonn ba rd ment of Odes-
sa BY the combined fleets reached AIep.
po on the 9TH of May, and was received
with great enthusiasm. A. the Same time
Ma! the cannon of the fortresses celebra.
led this event. i'lacards were posted on
the doors OF the Khans, and the public
crier spread the news throughout the
town.
PARIS. Thursday.-The news o: the
coup e'etat in Denmark is looked upon as
a matter of exceeding gravity. as it is
thought Probab be that England will be
forced to ira. his Majesty of Denmark
In similar manner that in which
France hos treated King Ohio.
The ateS: news from the Black Sea is
that the mortality Of the garrison of Sc
b0slOpOl is on the increase.
The French B lite fleet was anchored
at kiel.