Plymouth banner., 1854-06-08
7sastern s. Tgjar AerOs.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK, June 1, 4 P. NJ.


wheat is in an advance Of Is to 3s per
quarter; foreign realized similar i'm
provement. Home made flour was fully
as dear. and harreiled rather higher
On Wednesday the wheat trade was firm
and In some cases the advance reported
on Monday was exceeded by IL per quar-
ter.
Paris. Thursday evening--It is rumor-
ed tina. telegraphic despatch has been
received announcing the bonn mbardmeut Of
Revel. No particulars have been receiv-
ed, and the rumor is considered unreli.-
bic.
SECOND DIsPATcH.-Conois closed SO
s. all important advance.
Trade at Manchester dull.
Western -four 39sa4Os
Philadelphia and Baltimore 40sa41s.
1t is rumured that Revel has been
bombarded and captured.
Russia has assumed threatening at
titude against Prussia
The Anglo French armies con,emp pla te
an invasion of Russian territory.
IL is reported that the Russians have
met with a severe shock a: Slis,ria.
The Russians were defeated a, Nicopo-
Ii, with a loss of 1900 men.
Col. Sulemsn had also defeated the
Russians ut Rassova.
VIENNA.--The Gazetteer states thai the
consequence OF the great concen,ra ion
Of troops on the eastern and north eastern
frontiers Of Austria. 5000 recruits will
be called for
This measure must be- considered an
open declaration Of the resolutions of
Austria not TO be bullied Sy Russia.
The Vienna Conferences are TO be re.
newed on, the basis Of a new Anglo
French Austrian Prussian treaty of ALI.
anCc.
The general depot OF Russian artillery
and stores. q. Fort Chani, has been burn,
by the inhabilants, from a feeling Of re.
venge.
The loss was immense:
-Four hundred houees were DESTROYED
by fire at Constantinople on the 4th.
Prince Napoleon. with his officers.
worked in person to extinguish the flames.
Twenty Russian ships have been cap.
tured since the bomberdment Of Odessa.
King Ohio. Of Greece. had sent three
Generals to defend the northern from
tiers
One American eni two Russian ships
hid arrived at Cons.rads. and the navi-
CATION is now consi i.efed open.
6reat surprise was manifested That
Odessa had not been bembarded.
A large flee, was taking in produce a,
anchorage.
LONDON. Saturday. - News from Gala
ira states that Sebestapol had been bonn
barded by the allies for four days.
Tn, bined <,voeAish and Norwe-
gian fleets arrived It E!lsneidan on the
18th. The king went on board and wit.
messed great manifestation of hostile
feeling on The part of the crews egains,
the Russians.
The English fleets in the Baltic had
encountered serious storms. bu. weath-
cred the m out.
The London Times strongly orgues
the appointment of n minister of war.
Four squadrons OF sappers had reached
Galipoli.
\ Ste:.in letter OF the l5,h May says:
the Russian feet had left Hesingfors in
order 10 join the divisions lying at Con-
stadt.
a ons.antinople letter says it is be-
lieved TO be the intention of the Com
mander in-Chief OF the Anglo f rench
expedition in the cas-. 10 carry the war in
to the heart Of Russia. and TO raise an
insunection in the Crimea and in Circas-
sia.
Sonkene Kalah AMI Redoubt Kalah. on
the coas, OF Asia Minor have been bonn
barded by the troops near Sebas,apol.
which would at the same time be bonn
ba.ded by them.
The Cologne Gazette states that the
Emperor Of Russia has had a relapse Of
illness.
The Inhabitants Of ST. Petersburg are
obliged to find quarters for the troops
There are. in the ehvirons OF the city,
200. 900 Cossacks.
1t is stated that the Russian govern
meat has insured the Greek government a
SuDsitt VI Ouc UliiiOu OldCniudS per
day.
1t is also stated that the Greek govern
mont has granted letters Of marque to
the pirates who. at the present moment
infest the Levant.
The notifications Of the treaty Of the
triple alliance had been exchanged at
Constantnople.
A manifesto has been published at st.
Petersburg. ordering. now levies for the
fleet and armies.
A general rising was expected in Mon
tenegro, in favor of Russia.
Six hundred Montenegrins had made q
forage in the Turkish territory. and killed
a number of the inhs hsbitants.
A Areport was current in Liverpool that
the City Of Glasgow had foundered at
sea, and that her crew and passengers
had been conveyed to the coast Of Africa.
The report is said to have been received
by a gentleman in Londonderry from one
of the passengers.
The government of Greece is to be re-
mi red bv the allied powers to give its