Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-21
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAeA.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Lord Raglan Dead-Gen1 Simpson in
Command.-Produce Down.
SANpY Hoe, July l6.


that I.ord Ragland died on the 2Sih. lie
Ia succesled ia the commanl OF the Allied
army by Gen. Simpson.
Further than this there isno news olim-
portance from the seat Of war.
There had been some disturbance in Lon
don ON account of ths Sunday Trailing
bill, and the obn Ixious measure was Subse .
quently Withdrawn in the House Of Com
mons.
On June 2lst, the Amphian, British
screw frigate, while reconoitering Swea- /.
borg. mistook thachannel and ran aground. |
While the boats were afterwards employed
in taking soundings, the fort commenced
brisk fire on the vessels. The Amphion
returned theiire and blew up large Rus
sian powder magazine, and did much other
damage to the fort.
The remaining portion of the town oi
kertch was destroyed by fire on June l4th.
Odessa and St. Petersburg had been
united by Telegraph.
The Sunday Trailing Bill meeting took
place in Hyde Park nJuly lst. Upwards
of 100, 900 persons were present. Thepo-
lice were assaulted, but the ringleaGerS Of
the assault were arrested.
An extraordinary session of the French
Legislature commenced on July 2d. Ma
poeon opened with Il speech in the course
of which he said that important questions
abroad and at home, had caused him to
abandon going to the Crimea. The new
French loan. said to be $50, ,OU0, 900 francs,
had been made.
SECOND DlsPATCH.-The news of Lord
Raglan's death was received OIL the 2Sth,
Z from Gen. Simpson. Some days previous
lv Lord Il. hal been suffering from indis
position, but until p NJ. on the 2Sth his
disease progressed to the satisfaction ofhiS
medical attendants. Afterwards alarming
symptoms developed themselves, attended
with difficulty OF breathing, which gradual
" increased. \. } =. NJ he was uncon-
scious From that time he gradually
sank, pnli. % minutes before 8, when he
died.
1t is stated that Maj Gen. Simpson has
succeeded Lord r., pro tenn.
Admiral Seymour, who was wounded
IN board the ship Plymouth, Oy the burst
ing of an internal machine, was still surviv-
ing, but there was little hopes of his sight.
Detailed accounts of the attack on the
Maakolf and Re,lan towers, by the Allies.
Oh the 18th ult.. have been received and
published in the London journals. Nari-
Gus correspondents asclibe the repulse and
great loss which the French and English
10 al tr FOL
absence of military Judgment, SO requisit,
in such hazardous difficulties undertaken
The journal de St. Petersburgh publish
es correspondence relative to the outrage
of Hango, in which Russia AYERS that thu
flag of truce was not up. Russia accuses
England of making improper use Of flag
of truce.
Another demonstration against the Sun
day Trailing bills took place in Hyde Park
ON Sunday, July lst, and exceeds i'll num
Der that which took place the week previ
GUS. At the lowest computation upwar'
of 100, 900 men, women and children wcr
present. The proceedings were conlmenc
ed by a man attempting to address tn
crowd, which attempt was put down by tn
police. This gave rise to all ext1aoruina'
scene of confusion. Constables hats wei
knocked off and some arrests were mad,
In the House of Commons, Jul y >,
Lord Robt. Grosvenor Withdrew his bi
against Sunday trading.
The extraordinary session of the Frenc
Legislature was opened on the ID inst b
the Emperor. IN this speech he said Il
conferences, lately held at Vienna, havir
failed to secure return Of peace he can
before them to make anew appeal to the
patriotism. Hejustiied the conduct of Il
Allies in the conferences, and deiend'
their moderation, He replied on the LIE
islative body for the means to continue Il
war. No extraordinary levy would
necessary but putting their coincidence
God aud persevering in the right TIN
would come to an honorable peace. I
Paris correspondent states that the Fren
government demanded new loan of Il
600, 900 francs and an impost of l-lO,
produce the revenue.
THIRD DIspATcH-I both houses
Parliament on the evening OF the third
fOyal IueSSaSc lcC 'Hihioh"i'S 'h0 iio"'o
provide some material token ofrecognltl
of Lord Raglan, for the services he h
rendered to his country during this
previous wars, was brough hit under cons
Grafton, and it was agreed upon that
annuity of f 1000 per yearshould be gra
ed to the widow of his late Lordship a
$4,000 per annum to the present possess
of the title.
In the House of Lords the Earl of Gal
way blamed the government for having
lowed certain charges adduced -sgai
Lord Raglan in Parliament and elsewh
to pass unanswered.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.--B Breadstuffs-
ardson & Co.'S circular reports corn &C
tinuing very dull and ter dency downwar
in the absence of demand, scarcely tn
J saction occurred. Indian Corn, commt
ly is lower, but no sales to tix quotatl'