Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-26
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
NEw YoBK, Aug. ls

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Flour il good request, but rather heavy.
Western 32s; Ohio "a. Wheat advanc.
ed I'd; Corn Is.
IL is confirmed that the Expedition
against Crimes and Seva.lapol has left
Nsrna.
Nothing certain as to Boomersund has
been received, except that il is about TO
be bombsrded, aud Aland Island taken.
The Russian Steamer uldImuryarortie
from Sevsstopol destroyed three TURKISH
merchantmen, and chased The English
steamer Cy cloPs which had left her guns
on shore 10 carry large cargo of stores.
The Turkish nrmy is advancing eau
tiously on Bucharest.
Russian rear guard was about half
way between Bucharest and Busco.
On the 3D. The Turkish Army had en-
terest Bucharest
1t is said that the retrograde moves
menls are being made in Aoldovia.
1t Is reported TINT, according to an
sgreemeDt between the Porte and The Aus
trlan Envoy, the Turks will not enter Bu-
charest, ahd that their troops are to be
withdrawn from the Danube on the arriv>
al Of The Austrians.
Omar Pacha promised that Wallachia
shall not be made the theatre of military
movements.
II was rumored but not credited, that
IL vessels OF war had canonaded Aland
Island for seven hours, and that the French
were in occupation of it.
Omar Pacba asked for provisions and
lodgment for $4,000 men in Bucharest,
and ralions for 10000 outside its walls.
The cholera in the English camp at
Varna was on the decrease.
Great preparations were being made
for an immediate advance of The Allied
forces.
The cholera is on the decrease in Italy
The Bs rricades have been taken in
Madrid.
Ii was reported that an armed force haC
forbidden Christiana to leave Madrit
without the payment of large sum o
money.
Some Of the wealthy citizens wer,
leaving Barcelona, fearing insurrec.iol
and cholera.
ENGLANp-The payment Of f5OO. .OOI
on account of the last series OF Exche
quer Bonds tended to Increase the pres
ure of monetary affairs on Tuesday,
Bombay dates of lst July speak of
disposition towards peace on the part Q
Port Arva.
! Russians had captured the fortress O
Rochen.
The Dutch expedition against Borne,
was unsuccessful.
The Corvette Sumatra had been de,
. troyed BY fire.
The Arch Duke Constantine narrowl
3 escaped DIR wning at Cronslad,. by tn
s upsel'ing of boat. Admiral Galla,i
and four seamen were drowned.
Q Denmark has given her complete cor
:. currence 10 the Austro. Prussian Treaty.
EGYP-.-Said Pasha has granted a
!. nesly. lie has abolished the corn MOI
opoly which has hitherto belonged to ii
r. Government. He has re-establshed fire
}. trade in co,tons, and modified various IN.
d es Popular enthusiasm was very grea
II St. Petersburgh, July lst. The GA
n supported by the Grand Duke Cons.a
a, inc. will resis. to the last, and since Il
IS fleets Of he enemy have left Cronstad
he is more determined than ever.
y Count Nesselrode and the Grand Dul
r, Krompronse try all they can to prevail I
r. the Emperor to alter his policy. The
efforts are in vain, and although their p;
tizans increase daily in numbers, tho o
,e Russian party has the preponderance.
rs Capt. Parker. of the British Nav
h. who was killed near Sulina, was sl
" through the heart, whilst imprudently I
' tempting, at the head of his mer, to dri
n the Russians from stockade in jung
v The attack was finally successful, n
eb however. till after brave and desper;
lis resistance on the part Of the Russians.
The Russian officers stood their groun
.ar though in the face Of certain death. I
er unfortunate commander who fell in t
an affair, it is said, was one of the young
Of post captains in the navy; he had j
completed his 29th year. He was
,st son of Admiral Hyde Parker, late one
on the Lords of the Admiralty.