Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-16
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Later from Europe

The steamship America from Liverpool
on the 0th ui., arrived a, 3 P. NJ.
The London Times was informed that
Mr.. Soule, U. S. Minister at Madrid, was,
on Tuesday, the 9th, refused permission
tn pass through France on his return from
England TO Spain.
The London Morning Post announces
semi officially the acquisition of Samana,
and says it announces virtually, if not
absolutely, 10 the annexation of St. Do
ming,. The acquisition by tho United
ates of so important position in the west
Ini;es, position threatening on either
hand the Spanish Islands OF Cubo and
Porto Rico, and SO directly affecting the
British West India possessions cannot
be received with Indifference.
4 Ii ter from the Hague, the DIST, an
nouncng the departure of Mr.. Gibson for
America, says that he took with him the
result of the conference of the ministers
at Os;emd.
The LArEsr.-On the 2lst the oper,,-
tions Of the besiegers continued, and ,heir
fire was effeciually answered. The for
tiiications were little damaged.
TREBrzoND. Oct. 9.--The Arabian
Chiefs have refused 10 receive Schlmyls
envoy. Hazif Pasha has consequently
cut off all communication with the coast
of Arabia.
PARIS, Friday night. -Thoye is no
confirmation of the report of the advance
of the Russians into the Dojru1scha Ii
is therefore doubted.
Sir John Burgovne on the l4lh, fixed
tho sites for batteries to destroy the Rus
sian shipping. A Russian war steamer
had been captured by the fleet.
The Moniteur OF this morning contains
m account of n victory over the Russians
near the Gumny. They lost their bag
gago and thirty guns. and Russian gen
eral was killed.
The WAR .--Sovastopol is not iaken.-
The latest advices show that 20 days
elapsed between the departure of The be-
Siegers from Balaklava, and their opening
fire upon Sevastopol. Both the French
and English had their batteries ready On
The 18th. Ga the l7lh, fire was opened
on the place from land and sea- The
bombardment continued ill night, The
Russians lost 600 killed and wounded.
Admiral Keonilif was killed The
Russian Notifications suffered very little
On the next day, the 18Th, the lombard
ment was resumed. When the mail lief,
Constaniin ople five steamers had arrived
at Blacklava with men wounded in re-
peling a great sorie of 1000 strong.
Generals Raglan and Canrobert had sum
moned Sevastopol TO surrender, and re-
quesIed women, children and sick TO be
sent away, and flags 10 be hoisted upon
the hospitals.
So far as known, the Russian army is
concentrating upon the Upper Beibeck,
md already numbers ID 600. The allied
army is divided into a siege army and an
army of observ alton.
On the 5.h and lllh tho garrison Of
Sevastopol made soriies and destroyed
spme small work On the evening of
the 5,h a convoy of 1900 Russians sue
ceeded in entering Sevastopol.
The allies now number ll0, 000. and S.
000 additional French were ready to en-
] bark from Marseillos on tbs 2lst, and s.
900 Turks from Vorna. Letters OF the
18th say that the allies have 800 gun
batteries, and after a few days fire VIII at
tempt to storm the garrison, which is es-
timaicd OF 400, 900 men. Altogether the
speedy fall Of Seyastopol is lot SO favor
able to the allies. Admiral Machikoff
who commanded at Sinope, is commander
of Sevastopol. He has published an al
dress saying that he will defend it to the
/ last and any ono is welcome TO shoot him
il he don't.
Adviccs from Constan,inopie Of the
| 9th say that the Russians had retaken
Enpn,oria, and that the English garrison
of 500 retired with the loss of one gun.
This is denied in an English paper. An
allied force is sen, under Gen. Bosquet
and Achmet Pasha TO Perekof, TO prevent
the advance of the Russians. Affairs
look black between Russia and Austria.
A great council Of war was held a, Wen
ma, the Emperor presided. 1t is reported
that Austria summoned Russia 10 with
draw from The frontier Of Galiicla. The
whole Austrian army was TO be put on a
war footing on the Goth The garrison of
Vienna has orders to be ready for march
! ing at four hours notice. Russia in the
meantime continues TO menace Austria.
The Car has cone to warsaw. Forces
are concentrating on he Austrian front
ier. Little doubt is 62iertaIne" al zen
ma tina, ere long there will Dc actual hos
,ilities.
PRussIA.-Aus.ria has returned an an |
swer to the last despatch of The Plussian
government repeating tina, Austria will adj
here innexibly to her policy expressed in
her note of .he 30th inst. The action
which Prussia would take was looked Tor
with great anxiety.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-The British feet
is TO leave the Baltic about the end OF No
vembcr, returning in squodrons 10 Ports
mouth and Cork Five floating batteries
and gun boats. drawing four feet water,
are building in England.
Another Polar expedition is 10 be sent
next spring to bring home the remains OF
Sir John Frankiin's party. DR.. Rae will
have the command.
A galvanlc apparatus was being con-
s.rucied at Newcastle Tyne 10 blow up
the ships sunk off Sevaslopo.
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