Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-01
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NEW YoaS, Aug. -.


The Canada arrived a, Halifax this
moruing. brings Liverpool dates to the l9th
inst. Her news is highly important and
exciting, both from the Crimea and the
Baltic.
The threatened bombardment OF Swe-
borg BID Alliei squadron was OPenei
on tho 9th. ani continued uninterrupted
till the lIth. Loss by the Allies small;
hut on the other side the destruction Of
property was immense.
In the Crimea, un the 10Th, the Rus
slams under command Of Gen. Liprandi
attacked the lines Of the Allies on the Ma
ga. 4 desperate encounter OF three hours
ensued, when the Russian were rcpulSed
with very heavy loss.
Gen. Simpson telegraphed the British
Government that the bom6ardment oil Sc
bastouol would be recommenced On the
18th.
Queen Victoria was in France, paying
her long contemplated visit to tie En-
perOr. ...,,
Sec, I'd Dispaick.--The steamer canada
arrived here at this \. III. and sailed
again at I o'clock for Boston. In regaro
,o the bombardment of Sweaborg thu
French Admiral telegraphed on the lltl
that it was attended with success one uh
iyersal conhagration lasting 4o hours aeS
trov;no stone houses, magazines, the ar
senal. and inhicting terrible blow al, am
an enormous lessen to the russians LII
allied loss was wholly insignificant not
man being killed. =,
Admiral Dundas telegraphs with rath
er moderate account and subsequent!
adv;res are somewhat modified. The Al
lied squadron returned to Earegon ate
the bombardment.
The news from the Crimea is Important
The Rpssians, some 5000 or 6O, 00
strong, under Gen. Liprandi, attacked til
Tchernaya lines of the Allies, at daybrea
on the 10Th, and after desperate engage
ment of three hours duration, were drive
back with loss Of from 30oO to 4Vo
men and a large number oil prisoners
The loss on the side OF the AllIS was con
paratively small.
Omar Pasha had received hasty orde1
to return to the Crinea, instead oil Goln
to Asia. 20.
Gen. Simpson tclegraphcd on the lSt
that, at daylight on the llth the bon
bartlmcnt of Sebastopol had commence
St. Petershurgh letter says that Gor
schakc had received orders from the I'm
peror 20 sink the Russian fleet if the Ma
akoif falls.
Nothing of Importance from the Sea
AzoH kals was still surrounded by t
Russians.
Gen. Canrobert had arrived in Franc
Gen. Espiaraz had the command OF
division. 1t was reported that the neg
tiations had arrived at Il point for the co
cIusion of triple treaty binding Fran'
England and Austria not to conclude
-anrements separately with Russia.
The British Parliament had been p
rogued. Queen Victoria crossed over
FrIce on the 17th, to remain SIX days
The Duke of Somerset is dead.
Another Industrial crisis is threater
i'll Turkey.
The death of Napoleon was par'la
celebrated in France on the 10th
There are again vague rumors OF
sion among the Bourbonists, and Il c
templated meeting of their heads at
ena.
Ex-President Fillmore was lntrodu
to the Emperor Napoleon on the 10th
Mr.. Mason.
Much anxiety is said to exist in D
mark on the subject OF the Sound dl
and commissioner had been sent to
is to ask advice and assistance IN the c
troversy with the United States.
From other parts Of Europe the n
is unimportant.
L1vERpoeL.- dull and I'd lo'
Western Canal 2SW29S Cd; Ohio
red 1O@11s 81. Corn declined Is
and was nominal. White 43(944s;
low 37s@3S Cd; mixed 36s 9d.
Markets for breadstufis was dull, an
slight decline had taken place IN all XII
Weather favorable and crop accounts
satisfactory.
Provisions generally had undergone
change of moment