Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-07-15
FOretSn-News.
NV YoRK, JulY 8.

The steamer Baltic arrived at the wharf
at one O'Clock this morning. She brings
liverpool Jaies to the 2sih.
A dispatch from Vienna asserts posi-
lively that Russia has, out Of high con-
sideration for Austria. consented 10 evacu
ale the Principalitles.
Liverpool Markef.-Coiton firm; prices
with upward tendency. Breadstufis with
Ut material change, but prices weak.
Consols firm at 90.
IL is reported that the Gar, in reply TO
Ausiiis, has consented to evacuaie the
Principaliiies. and is already Withdraw.
ing all his forces beyond the Prulh.
Lord John Russell officially informed
Parliament that the seige Of Silistria is
raised.
The advanced of the French and En-
glish have reached Prevedis. a
Omar Pasha is advancing his whole
force 10 the Danube.
From the Baltic, the Black Sea or Asia
there is no news.
The Greek insurrection is totally quell.
The minor German States have ac.
cepted The Auslro.Prussian note,
Brazil has notified England and France
Of neutrality.
The British Government has sent Sir
John Bonham. from China, to negotiate
commercial treaty with Japan.
Earl Aberdeen gave speech in the
House of Lords, in defence of his conduct
in the present war. ..
M. Bellauli succeeds NJ, Persigny, as
Minister of the Interior.
The weather in France and Great Bri.
tain has been fine.
The overland mail was telegra phed with
Bombay dates TO the 23d and Hong Kong
dates 10 May 9th. Shanghai was quiet
There was no commercial news tele-
graphed.
LATEsT.-The AustriGns will march
into the Principal les as the Russians
leave them.
The funds, although advancing, where
very sensitive. There was an increasing
demand for silver, which had further adj.
vanced I.2 per oz.
LONDON, Wednesday, noon-There is
nothing later from the Eas', except the
official reply o. the Car 10 Austria, which
was not TO be sent until the I'd or Sd OF
July.
The Russians have taken as prisoners
two newspaper correspondents.
Advices from the interior of China are
extremely unfavorable. The provinces
are overrun by bandhti. Trade in all the
chief ports of India and China is extreme
Iy dull.
The Russian squadron, it is supposed,
has taken refuge onlhe coast of Kamshatko
Great apprehensons are felt by the Eng.
lish and French, in consequence of re-
ported prlva'eers from Calilornla, sailing
under the Russian flag.
A Constanlnop'e letter, dated the 10Th,
says the Western powers will promote
the loan of 400, ,0O0 piaslers. by the Porte,
private letter from Cons,an nople,
dated June 4th, contains news from Siis.
tria, of which the following is the sum,
mary:
At'er the attack on the 20th Of May,
which was described as sanguinary. the
Russians retired to prepare for fresh as.
sault on the 3lst. They advanced with
all their calible and force and renewed
the assault in the same orcer as BEFORE
After a prolonged and bloody struggle, the
Russians were repulsed, and the same
evening, under n1g of truce, demanded
permission to take off their dead, who
were not less than two thousand.
On the I'd June the general assault took
place, while The Russian hotilla bombard.
ed the town; but thanks TO the truly
heroic intrcpidity of the Turks, and the
excellent management Of their General
in Chief, the Russians were again yicto.
riously beaten off.
The victory, however, cost the Turks
dearly, as they los. their gallant chief,
Mussa Pasha, who was struck on the side
by the fragments of grenade.
The same night, mine which had been
carried under the frs, Turkish battery
was destroyed by a counter mine, and 400
hubSldllS hllleu. Lucy "eIe lne iOTelnOSl
of the attacking party, and their solid
columns were blown into The air.
Under cover Of the explosion, ard the
confusion that followed, the Ol,omans
made sally, the enemy were routed in
all directions, and their entertainments
taken.
The total loss of the Russians in their
assaults is estimated at five to six lhous-
and. The Turkish loss is small in pro-
portion.
Benin Pacha, who hadlef Shuma for
that purpose, succeeded in throwing 1000
men into Silistria.
Letters received at Constantinople from
Shumla, dated June 4, announce fresh
attacks on Silistria 3lst Nay and June
ID in which the Turks obtained the most
brilliant successes.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New YoRK, July l2.
The steamer Asia, With four days later