Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-05-06

into Servia. This news is supposed TO
he true, but not confirmed.
The Greek insurrec;ion is feeble tut
still exists. The expulsion of Greeks
from Turkish Territory is being enforced.
Dacs from Asia 10 March 9th. No ope.
rations at Esseroum owing 10 unfavorable
weather. Taupha Pacha communicating
Chief of the Asiatlc Turkish troops had
arrived.
Russians were concentrated at Gumre
which they were forlilying early in March
The Circassians gained victory over
the Russians, compelling them 10 evacu.
ate several forts and return to their ships.
Some of the garrisons were cut TO pieces
English parliament not in session.
Great Britain demands that Spain shall
refuse adm,tance of Russian privateers
into Spanish ports.
Bleadstuffs admitted free into Sweden
until the 2d,
Daily negotiations continued between
Austria and Prussia.
Prussian Minister recalled from London
for personal not polical reasons.
Austrian Consul General at Alexandria
notifies Russian subjects that his protec
torate over ever them cease April 29!h
when they must leave Egypt.
FRANCE. The French government intends to
form military establishments on the whole line
of the coast of Toulon and Brcst Several officers
attached to the Ministry Of War have been sent
down to make the necessary arrangements.
Marshal lie st. Arnaud, the commander in chief
of the army in the cast, left Paris on Saturday
morning, April 18th, by The Lyons Railway for
Marseillcs, where he is to embark for Gallipoli.
The Duke ofCambridgc will not, it is now said,
leave Paris before the 10Th or 20th April. On
Sunday, April IT, his Royal IIighncss and Lord
| Raglan went to Vinccnnes with the Emperor, to
witness an experiment with a bridge Of boats,
for the passage infantry, cavalry and artillery.
The Emperor aud his English visitors were
loudly cheercd by the army and the immense
crowd who had assembled to see them. On their
return the Duke, Lord Raglan, and their aides
de-camp, dined with Prince Jerome, and went to
the Theatre Francais. The grand waters of
Versailles played on Sunday afternoon by order
of the Emperor, as the Duke and Lord Raglan
had been invited,
Copies of an offensive and defensive treaty
with England, in five articles, were exchanged on
Monday, Aprll lith.
ATHENS, 7th April.-The insurgents have been
tremendously beaten near Arta.
In letter from Odessa, the 1st April we read
"We are here in a state of great excite
ment. For several days pasl we have
seen many French and English ships.
They probable intend blookading us, for
they do not leave the spot, keeping al
ways in sight Large masses of troops
are being concentrated here, our garrison
is at this moment 20, 900 strong, and fresh
men arrive every day from Bessaraba." :"
A Galaz letter speaking of the move
men Of the Russian forces in the Dob
rudscha, states that about l65, 900 men
have crossed the river
The accounts received in Paris from
Constantinople, continue to express the
greatest anxiety and impatience for the
allied forces at the theatre of war. They
concur in speaking of the great fleet that
would be produced in the Turks by the
presence Of 10000 or $4,000 French and
English troops. Confidence would be
restored to the Mussuman population and
army, and greater check would he CIV
en- 10 any designs of revolt. General Hill
iers is said to have declared that if the
allied governments wished to avoid the
, occurrence of another Sinops on land.
the armies and thtii commanders must ar
rive with all possible speed.
The BALTIC FLEETS. The London
Times Of the l7th, has the following tel.
j egraphic despatch, headed First Prizes
We have received from our correspond.
ence at the following gratifying and i'm
portant intelligence.
The Tribune frigate has just arrived
from Admiral Plumridg's squadron, hav'
= ing taken five Russian prizes and a num-
3 Der of prisoners.
f opENuAGEN, Friday Evening, l4th
!, Aprl.-The British frigate Amphion,34,
e Captain A. G. Key, is ashore near Ora
:, goe. All attempts to get her off have
e hitherto proved fruitless. The French
r liner Austerlitz, 100, has arrived at Kioge
: By.
r An official notice announces, that Ad'
s miral Napier has quilted the Bay OF HI
oge, to make all the necessary arrange
mens for blockading the whole of the
:. Russian ports in the Bothnia and. the Gull
f Findland. Nothing new is mentioned
r relative to The crisis in which the Dan.
sh ministry is placed.
+. The fleet under Admiral Parseval De-
I schines sailed on Wednesday, from Brest,
e for the Baltic, to join the English squdron
!: under Admiral Napier.
$ Admiral Napier's fleet of % ships Of
war passed in from! of the island of Born
q holm.
a A heavy cononading was heard in the
night of The 18th 70 the 10th April,