Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-10-11
Arrival Of the Pacific.
SEVEN VS. LATER FROM OPE

and IL p. M, and her news was Telegraph.
ed to this city. Her dates are to the 22d
ult.
Dispatches from Gen. Simpson, from
the seat of war, had been received by the
government He writes that. at o'clock
on the morning of the 9th, the French
columns under Generals Bosquet. Nc
Mabon and Delamot,e Rogne, entered and
passed the Malakoff with most impetu-
Gus valor. The British columns storm
ed the Redan. but. after a bloody combat.
could not hold it. The second assault
could not be organized until the next
morning, when the Redan was found to
be evacuated. The loss of life has been
frightful. particularly among the officers.
Gen. Pelissier's dispatches had not ar
rived.
The retreat of the Russians to Perekop
is contra6icted. Ii was assumed that
they would be unable to hold the north
of Sevastopol. for want Of provisions.
Nothing decisive was known in regard
to the next move Of the Allies.
1000 cannon, so, 600 BALLS and inn
mense quantities Of stores. were taken
by the Allies. =
The Car Alexander in his address to
his army, says: Il rely confidently Oh
your courage 10 repel all future attacks
and in a letter to the King of Prussia,
says 'he will accept no conditions of
peace derogat tory TO Russia.
The Car. in company with the three
Grand Dukes, has signified his intention
of visiting the Crimea.
The urks still hold Kars. having held
possession since Aug. 9TH.
No news from the Baltic.
The Emperor of Austria had congratu-
lated Napoleon and Victoria on the vic.
tory of the Allies.
There was more talk Of negotiation.
The latest was, that Austria was will
ling to take the work of mediation at vi
emma. and France at Paris.
1t is reported that Russia had underta-
ken the work of mediation between DEN
mark and the United States on the Sound
dues question.
In Paris there was considerable excite
ment OH account. of the high price Of
bread.
The Empress was progressing favora-
bly,
The exhibition Of the Industry of all
Nations will continue open until No
vember 18Th.
The Inauguration of Don Pedro, King
of Portugal. was cele brased on the lSth
with g,eot eu,huciaen
The King of Naples had sent apologies
to England and France for recent insults
Mazzini's revolutionary manifesto to
the Neapolitans had been published.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Gen. Simpsons dispatches TO Lord Pan
mure do not differ from those brought by
the America.
The English attack was led by Sir w
Codington and Lieutenant General Mark
ham.
A ,elegraphc dispatch says that Ad
miral Dundas was to leave Nargen fol-
Lesmar.
There was no later news from the Cri
mea.
1t is said the Gar. on receiving news
of the fall, sent dispatch saying. Russia
never surrenders after a defeat.
Gen. Pelissier's latest dispatch says
'We IRE beginning to occupy the town o
Sevastopol. The materials left by the
enemy are even more extensive than
had anticipated
Another dispatch says, 4 200 guns o
large calibre. besides 1000 of smaller
caiIore. were found by the Allies
Another dispatch from Varna, says
"A detachment of French troops. who Ell
tered Varna on the l4th, found the streets
full Of Russians. and barricaded through
out. The obstacles at the entrance o
the port were about TO be removed so a.
10 permit the entrance of ships.
a report says that when the Russians
saw the French were masters of the Nal
akoff. they blew up the Redan. al the
towers were mined. but they had no tim,
10 blow up the Malakof.
Gen. Byrenne was wounded. but no
seriously.
A letter from Warsaw says that. a.
soon Marshal PaskIe witch. at Warsaw
received news of the fall. he dispatched
his aid de camps to Sevastopol.
The following is the circular of Jane,
McNenry & Co., dated Liverpool. Sept
81: 'Provisions-the stock Of bacon i!
exhausted. The announcement OF tn,
government contract for 5000 :ierces s
1900 bbls beef, and $4,000 tierces anc
% 600 bbls pork. has given more tone tc
both articles. but without tending TO in
crease business. Pork moves slowly 70
export al 76sa76s Sd. Demand fo
cheese slackened. Lard in reques, at 81
a62s.
Indian corn dull at the quotations
White Ass; yellow 40s.
The Cologne Gazette contains an i'm
portant rumoi-thst Baron Bohesp ha
arrived at Paris. He is the bearer Of tn,
proposition Of an ultimatum which Aus
tria and The Western powers will agre,
to. 1t 5 ready 10 be sent to St. Peters
burg. Should Russia decline 10 accept
Austria is willing to declare war.
Cropa Havana