Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-30
Eastetn 81 11yat Nefns.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New YoRk. March 23. s p. NJ.

The position Of affairs is quite I'm
changed. No battles had taken place on
the Danube, except two columns of Rus
sions attacked each other in the dark, in
a mistake for Turks. and killed 100 be-
fore the mistake was discovered.
Small skirmishes continue between the
Turks and Russians.
Nothing new from Asia.
The Greek instruction was almost
checked.
The U. S. Minister had presented his
credentials TO the Sultan. and made an
address. assuring the Sultan of the SYM
pathies of the people Of the U. S.
The British Chancellor Of the Excheq-
uer proposes TO double the income tax.
and the French Minister o. Finance TO
borrow 23. 600, 600 francs, to meet the
expenses of war.
War preparations are going on in Eng
land. The first division of the fleet will
sail in a day or two.
The French government advertise for
one hundred ships 20 embark troops and
stores for the east.
Earl LOnu0ndeEry is uedu.
More difficulties had occurred at Pres
ton with the operatives.
Dixon & Co., Of Glasgow. have failed.
Their liabilities are f200. 600.
Mr.. Soule is said to be in high favor
with the Queen of Spain.
The Spanish insurrection is suppressed.
Austria still slightly waivers. and Prus-
STA refrains from announcing what course
she will pursue.
LArEsT.-The London Morning Her
aid. of the Ssh. I'm its third edition, re-
ports that kalafat had fallen, and the gar
rison had been massac,ed. The new Gre
ated great excitement. The truth Of it
was doubted.
MARsEILLEs, 7th.-Corn has risen two
francs. on account OF the Russian prohi-
bitiou.
TURIN. lst.-Frauce and England aye
said to have decided to prevent any move
meDtS in Italy.
PARIS, 7th.-The loan Of $50. 600. 0O0
francs was unanimously authorized.
MADRID. 7th.-There are vague rumors
Of a misunderstanding between England
and Spain, and the probable recall of M.
%Isturiz.
The Russians have made the first ap-
proaches against kalafat.
LIVERPOOL, 7th.-Breadstuffs have re-
covered from their depression. and are
re-established a. about former rates.
McHenry. also Richardson Bros, and
others. report -four in fair demand. Yves
tern $685.. Phi.adelphia. Baltimore, and
Ohio. 39sa40s in store. Wheat in lin
tied request; rather irregular. but firm:
prime white l2s. Indian corn in slow
demand. Cd dearer. Good yellow held
46s; fine white, Ass.
P~rovisions-no change. Lard declin-
ed LAPS. without leading to much bust
ness. Tallow quiet. Glover seed dull
and lower.
New YORK, March %.
A large gang of eounterfciters have
been flooding the city with counterfeit
bank bills. chiefly on the Cranston Bank.
Rhode Island. They are said to be agents
Of the noted Bonney. who was under ar
rest down east last summer. Over fifty
persons who had been duped BY them ap-
peared at the Police Court against them.
A number Of enterprising men of Whee-
ling. Va. are about forming a company
to emigrate TO Nebraska.
The Herald's Washington correspond
ent learns that Geo. Saunders. Elk. Consul
TO London, has effected the sale of 200.-
900 muskets belonging to Geo. Law. to
some capitalists in London.
The convict who died recently at Sing
Sing confessed. on his death bed. that he
and three others. Saul. Hewlett and John
Johnson. were the parties who murdered
the young German on the Battery. two
years since. and threw his body over the
rails. Saul and Hewlett were subse-
%quently hung for the murder Of shop
keeper. Johnson is now in the State
prison for q crime subsequently commit
ted.
WAsHINGToN. March %.
An ARRAY occurred last night between
Clark Mills and Col. Mitchell. The lat
ter. who was the aggressor. was severely
injured, being struck on the head with a
stool.
LATER FROM SANTA FEE.
LOUISVILLE, March %.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at lndepend-
ence last night. having met with no dis
turbance from the Indians.
Business at Santa Fe was dull.
Charles l.. Spencer has been appointed
Treasurer of New Mexico.
A Mexican reports meeting fourteen
companies Of C~alitornians en- route for
Sonora.
Lieut.. Bell. with a company Of dra-
goons, had left Fort Union on a scouting
expedition. to explore the country Of the
Red River.
New ORLEANS. March %.
A resolution has been passed in the
council of this city to give Eek President
Fillmore Q public reception. He is eI-
pected to reach here on Saturday. and
rooms have been engaged at the st.
Charles.
BALTIMORE. March "a.
A letter from ex-senator Clemens APP
pears in an Alabama paper. explaining
his opposition to the Nebraska bill. IN
which he says President Pierce. q few
davsaoo in conversation with a northern