Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-11
FOREIGN NEws.--ARRIvAL OF
THE ALPS,

THE ALPS.
S,Sh Dssisas n Brosdsfgss-Pr -PrTarstioas fo'
War n BaS'aaS-RPslss Of fRusrians-so, 900
FheAoa Troops Ready for EnbarkahiOa-
Nep Yerk, March 7.-The steamer
Alps arrived at Boston at . o'clock this
morning.
The political news possesses no feature
OF especial interest
Turkish and Russian matters continue
unchanged.
Flour at Liverpool had declined on
the week Cd.
Wheat active al last weeks prices.
Corn has declined 2s.
Provisions without change.
OPERATIONS ON THE DANuBE.-Omar
Pacha had hanged two Greek spies. Kal.
efat was garrisoned by 10000 troops
Auress. who commanded the Russians at
Citale, had been disgraced and had been
sent TO the Caucases. The steamer Hal.
dee, with Turks on board, went ashore
near Sebsstopool, and was seized by the
Russians.
Russia was still endeavoring to impress
holy character on the war, to the SOL
diers. They are told they are on the way
to rescue Chrisrs sepulchre from the in
fdels.
From Asia we learn that the Russians
had been repulsed at Shefkatel, with loss
Of 1000 men. The Prince Of Servia
had arrived at Vienna. His object is sup.
posed 10 be to negotiate for the tempor-
ary occupation of Servia by Austrian
troops.
England was in State of War prepar.
atoms. Troops were embarking at all
ports. and the contingent land force had
been increased 10000 men, Lord Reglan
having refused to command Otherwise
The Queens guard and regiment Of
cavalry were TO embark at Southampton
on the 22d. Six other regiments were
in readiness. Engineers, Sappers and
Miners, Flying Artillery and field Batter
les were in readiness for embarkation
at various stations. All the regiments in
the service have been raised to 1000 men.
The artillerymen are being armed with
Minnie Rifles.
The Niagara was to embark troops a,
Liverpool on the 22d, and the Cambria al
Kingston, Ireland on the 25th.
War was becoming popular and recruits
were abundant, especially from Ireland.
The first attachment of the Baltic fee
was already at Spi.bead.
In the House of Commons on Thursday
Mr.. D'Israeli asked if Napoleon's letter
to the Gear was authentic. Lord Johr
Russell replied yes; and that the British
government hold themselves responsible
for its sentiments. 1t is rumored that Nj
cholas' answer had been received and i.
unfavorable.
$4,000 troops, the flower the French
arm, were ready to embark al the same
time with the English troops. The Mon
iteur contains official news of the an
nexa'ion of New Caledonia.
Austria was making great preparation
for War, and her conduct excites sNspi
cion of her fidelity to the allied powers
| ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Ne,c York, March s.-The Atlanti
arrived last evening.
Liverpool, Feb. 2l.-Breadstuffs ar
rising. Brown and Co. quote wheat ad
advanced I'd, -four Cd. Corn--rathe
more doing and quotations unchanged =
Western Canal 4lsa4ls6d, Philadelphi
and Baltimore 4lsa4ls6d, sour 36sa37s.
White Wheat l2sal2s6d, Red, extrem
price l2s2d.
White Indian Corn ass, yellow 45sa41
Cd, mixed southern 47s6d.
The Gar rejects the new proposals tel
dered him. War continues inevitable.
Three thousand troops embarked frol
Liverpool to day.
The Greek insurrection has gained
formidable heading-5O00 men being III
der arms in Eparus, Macedonia and The
salonia.
1t is stated that If Austria does not in
: mediately declare herself, France wi
$ march an army of 100000 into the Ito
ldH iIoHNVl3 lnC SduO VII thO huculs
o frontier and send Iorce 10 operate in
y ally. This statement is believed to be al
g thentic.
d A telegraphic dispatch states that II
Russians are bombarding Rustchuk.
= There is very doubtful report that Il
y Russians have taken seven Turkish shi
OF war. Great enthusiasm for war wi
arising in Britain.
London, 22d.-Authentic advices fro
St. Petersburgh stale that another warlil
manifesto had been issued, leaguing nil
. men for every thousand till April llth.
Marseiles, l9th.-The latest news fro
" Constan,inople announces that the Ru
r. sian feet had bonSarded Batourn, b
- without effecting much mischief Ru.
chuk was bombarded on the 10th uIt..
'Fhe Turks were taken by surprise. o.
:, ef their steamers was much damaged al
> six large and seven small vessels render
= = unserviceable.
= Paris, 2Oth.-The crowd at II
= Bourse is excessive to day. Eve
: kind of security gave way. Carol Spene
the United States Minstera arrived
- Constantinople on the 9d in the Sarans
:" =, On the same evening the Hungarian a
- Italian emigranis gave him serenade.
!" The Sarenac and Levant were 10 pr