Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-29

C"isIehdiy relations were arising be
tween Great Britain and Spain, respect
ing certain disputed claims.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Washington left SOUTHAMPTON or
the 9TH.
1t is rumored that Russia accepts the
office Of mediator between Denmark and
the United States.
General Canropert is in Stoclbo,m
charged with the mission of BRINGING
Sweden into the alliance. Sweden is re.
CURED either 10 assent or excuse.
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia
recently made confidential commun;ca
tion to Prussia and Austria of her wish r.
renew negoiiotions, and that Bourouenev
returned to Vienna with fresh instructions
to meet the contingency of proposals from
Russia. 1t ia further reported that Gor,s.
chakof. the diplomatist, from Vienna.
and the Russian Ministers from other
GERMAN Courts, are 10 certainly NEE, the
Gar at Warsaw at the middle of Noyem.
Der, when the question Of the renewal OF
negotiations will probably be settled. II
is also stated that the Emperor of France
favorable TO renewal.
A French camp of so. 600 men is being
formed in SiIistriu.
The rumoTs Of battles near Simpl,ero.
pol have turned out to be false.
Letters from Sevastopol saw tina, the
Russian projec.iles reach almos, every
spot in the City. There is desultory
fire kept up on both sides.
A French force from Eupatoria. in a
reconnaissance, fell in with a large force
OF Russians. A battle was ordered. The
Russians retired after exchanging a few
rounds of artillery. The French after
wards burned several towns and villages
on the route, and returned TO Eupatoria
Aavices rom Odessa say Tod,leben, is
fast making Nicolaief # defenceable.
1t is reported that Odessa will be dis
man!led, and the guns sent TO Nicolsieff.
Gen. Ladders is posted between Kin
burn and Kherson.
The Gar returned direct to ST. Peters.
burgh.
IL is reported from Odessa that the Al.
lies had effected landing near Perekop.
Inc Russians fastened to oppose them.
st. Petersburgh dispatches say that the
Crlmean army is supplied with provis
ions for eight months.
Vienna papers say the Russian strength
IN the Crimea is 100000.
AsIA.-Omar Pasha had opened friend.
iy relations with Schamyl.
SelIm Pacha is to be stationed at E..
zeroum. with the imperial guard, where
he would threaten the rear of the Rus.
SLAMS beseiging Kars.
Omar Pasha commenced TO march on
kuiari on the 20lh. with % battslions.
The Allies say the Russians are maxi
ing preparations for a retreat.
Gen. Levaillant has been appoointed
French Governor of Sevastopol. General
Campbell. taking offence at the oppoin,.
ment. asks leave 10 return.
The French troops are to garrison Kin.
burn. The English returned to Seyas,o-
polon the 81.
Advices from Persia mention the depar-
ture OF the Ambassador for ST. Peters.
burgh.
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-Dispatches received
from the Turkish embassy state that the
bonn bardmrnt OF NicolaieE was commenc.
ed on the 9th OF October. and continued
the whole of the following day. Rusul,
lot known.
The Sultan has announced his intention
OF visiting London and Paris in the
spring.
ENGLAND.-The excitement respecting
a war With the United States has quite
subsidized. The leading journals are
ashamed of the panic which they have
made. They attempt to excuse it, and
let themselves gently down, by attribut-
ing the pretended hostile attitude of Anne
RIGA 10 an election ruse on the part OF the
President and Cabinet. Intelligent En-
glishmen of all ranks express themselves
panied and Inundated by the whole at.
lair.
ERANcE.-Another false report has
beed circulated of an attempt to assassi
nate the Emperor.
SUBSTANTIALLY relations are aris
inS oe'"eeu spain ana England, In the
case OF Mr.. Boylnn. British subject. who
was expelled from Cuba, Notwithstanding
an agreement to submit his grie vances TO
arbitrat ton. The British Consul OF New
Orleans demands ndemnity for Boylan's
losses.
lTALY.-The misunderstanding between
Sardinia and Tuscany remains unsettled.
The correspondent Of the London Post
says that there has no doubt a revolut,on.
airy movement broken out in Sicily
Several insurgents were captured and
shot.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.-London Sat.
urday morning.-Cotton market very
firm Flour and wheat have advanced
Paris advices show a more warlike
feeling.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFF's MARKrr-
Brown. Shipley & Co., say that an adj.
vance had taken place in all descriptions
OF breadstuffs. namely, in wheat to the
extent Of Sd to Cd per bushel. flour Is
per bbi.. and corn Is Sd per ar. The
market closed with an active demand mt
firm prices. Western canal four ouotboa