Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS

BoSTON, Sept. %
The steamer Alps arrived this morninu
W.T. for days later news. Her dates
sle o The 18th.
readsuGs-T There was a good attend.
ance Of local and country hu, ers, and
" hea sold at 31a4d per bn. above rates
of Friday, which makes 6dasd Der bu
advance.
-Four not so active -1sGda3s HIGHER
than this dav week. Wheat quoted Al
7S85aS>9d; Flour 30sa3ls: Corn 24sa3Gs
for American white. Heavy sales OF
Ohio Flour At 33s.
provisio"s quiet and prices the sa e
as 'per Arabia
London mar'cts continue easy, and
Jhrches'e~ trade steady.
News from the scat of war is generally
ofsn impo tant nature.
I he allied fleets had left. carrvino rs.
OGO men for the transports on their way
to Cri.nca.
The Au~trians still remain quiet,
whI!ethe government was anxiouslv USING
the most active eXertions to stave of a col.
i ION.
ILe'e are rumors Of new propos,jons
between the respective Powers, but moth
lrg definite.
The spondent Of the London
Times, wiring from Vienna, SEPT 9Th.
s!a' 'es that the opinions of the Austrian
government, as they have been commit.
led to their agents abroad, may be given
in few words, end they are lhese:-
that Austria sill looks on the guarantee
and demands Of The Western Powers as
the only basis of durable peace: and
will, therefore, at III: same time maintain
her arms whi no opposition to Russia is
offered by them.
The P'ussian government is, rs ever,
undecided 10 make common canse with
the Powers,--the excuse for holding back
being that the Emperor Nicholas has. at
the demand of the German Powers. con.
sented to quit the Turkish territory; and
therefore, Prussia does not feel herself
called upon to actively engage in The
quarrel between the Western Powers and
Russia.
The news from the Baltic is that no
important movement will be undertaken
in that quarter during tho present season.
A Constan.inople writer states that. on
the 3OIh, not single French or English
vessel remain ed in port or in the Bospho.
rus,-all having left to place themselves
under the orders Of the Admiral in the
contemplated attack on the Crimea.
Mr.. Soule has written valient letter
10 t1e Diaro Espoaol, in reply to the
charges in the Madrid papers of having
participated in the recent events. The
following is a copy of the letter:
MADRID, August 24!h.
Sirs: The tone and character of the
article referring to me, published in your
number of this day, indicates too clearly
the influences which induced it, not to
deserve from me the honor of reply
That l have absened myself from Madrid,
it is my pleasure to do so-being accounts
able to no one for my acts Of conduct
The fear of being lnsulted by persons TO
whom my preselc CO might be disagreea-
BILE would not induce me to abandon nv
post. | fear neither the SCOTS of imper-
tnent fellows nor the dangers of hired
assassins. Above all, ] do not fear the
people. They respect what is entitled
TO respec'--they only stigmatise the
wretches who fatter and deceive them,
The people fight, but are not assossins
With regard 10 the insinuations with
which that article abounfs, they are be- |
meath my contempt, and they leave you
the varnish with which you have CLOSED
hem over; and TO those who direct them
Ileaye the in(amy of Their invention.
| am, sIrs, your obedient servant,
p SGI1JE