Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-15
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HALIFAX, Sept. IL.

ADVANCE DIsPATCu.-The Cunard
steamer. Africa, enroule for Boston from
Liverpool, arrived this morning. Bread
stuffs dull. Prices irregular. The wealth.
er has been favorable for agricultural pur-
poses. Accounts Of the grain crop are
favorable. Consols are quoted at 9l.-
Beef market unchanged, ,-inoderste de-
maad at previous dates. Larl advanced
6d. Bacon firm. with upward tendency.
News unimi tant.
SECOND DIsPATcH.-The Africa arrived
here at an early hour this 4. NJ. Her
dates from Liverpool are to Sept. l,t. one
week later than those by the Atlantic
The Africa will bedue at Boston, Wclncs-
day afternoon, so that her mails will reach
New York that night.
The week had been productive Of no
event of moment aud the attitude of the
belligerents was entirely unchanged. In.
teresting details of the battle of Tractir
Rridge, on the Tchcrnaya. The official
accounts of the alliel commanders had
been received. They do not alter the COM
plexioa of the affair, aud claim that il was
decided victory for the Allies.
Another Russian attack on the allied
lines, near the Canetry, was looked for,
and preparations were being made to resis,
it. 1t is definitely announced that Omar
Pacha is to command the forces in Asia,
forthwith. There is nothing important
FROM the Baltic, or in regard to affairs at
kars,
HHiIFAx, Sept. II.
The Africa arrived here at = o'clock
this morning, with Liverpool dates to the
18th. The Asia arrived out on the even
ing Of the Both.
Gen. Simpson anj Pelissicr report that
the Russian attack on the Tchcrnaya was
a deliberate attempt to raise the sege Of
Sebastopol. Documents upon dead Rus
sian were found, showing that if they had
succeeded liz taking the heights a further
attack from four points was to have been
made. Simpson es imates the Russian
force at $1,000 infantry, 5000 cavalry,
100 guns. The French had only 1900
men and four batteries engaged an the
Sardinians had 1900 meu aud a guns,
while the English had only onc battery
The Russians carried the bridges around
the Heights, three times with great gallan-
try, but were repulsei, and he retreat wa,
covered by Russian batteries
Pellisiser calls the French loss II Off
cc's killed, SO wounded; 172 men killed,
1l6 wounded. Sardinian loss 230; Rus-
slams loss was 5000 killed, 5000 wounded,
and 1900 wounded prisoners.
Gen. Simpson says the Redan and Nal.
akotf were bombarded Oh the l7th with as
much effect as was anticipated.
Gortschakotf telcyraphs the night of
the 9th: Affairs unchanged, but the fire
of the Allies occasionally very heavy
1t was reported that Simpson was sick
and that Gen. Bentick hal assumed the
command. The Allies were preparing to
crors the Tchernaya; operations were de-
layed till this was effected. Omar Pacha
was to leave Trebizond on the 2l,t to take
the chief command in Asia.
There is nothing reliable from Kars or
Erzerome. The Russians had re-estab-
lished communications between Gcsitchi
and Arabia. The Baltic fleet had retired
from before Cronstadt. 1t was only the
dissipated gun boats that were returning
home.
Private letters state that the Russian loss
in Sweaborg was not less than $40 men;
but Leonard says it was not more than 80
killed, and that the batteries were wholly
uninjured.
A Partisan circular indicates that the
position Of that government AMI the Ger
manic confederation was precisely as it was
a year ago. In reply to Austrian remon
strances Great Britain is understood to
have stated that the question of national
tiles should not be introduced into the
present war. The depot for the Italian
recruits for the foreign legion should be re-
moved from the Austrian frontier.
The Irish potatoe crop was satislac-
tory.
The French news is unilnportant.
The crops were satisfactory in Belgium.
A commissioner had been appointed to
revise the tariff, and the same subject was
under consideration in Spain. \ Paris
rumor says that the involuntary abdication
of Isabella of Spain may be looked for.
The export Of breadstuifs was prohib-
tied from the Roman States.
Advices from India state a formidable
insurrection had broken out among the
Zantats and other tribes in Bengal. The
rebellious power was from 10000 to So
900 strong and was destroying everything
there. In China the insurgents were loos-
ing ground in the north.
BREAD STuFFs.-Bro vn, Shipley d Co.,
say the market generally shows but little
change, although dull time PREVAILS
Corn had declined Is per quarter. Yves.
tern canal flour is quoted 40s@ los 3d.
Ohio 42s@4Ss.
Wheat dull, but prices nnclauged.-
White. lis 9d@l2s 3D.; red, los 2d@ lis
81. Several Circulars quot, Corn in ac-
tive speculative demand, and prices slight,
ly advanced, but they give the quotation
the same as above.
The weather had been favorable, and
tho prospects we're good for an average
crop.
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote Bee
and Pork dull, but prices unchanged
Bacon firm. Lard 81 advance and steady
Tallow, advance6d
Messrs. Barring Bros report an active
speculative demand for most articles. Su
gar advanced Is. Tallow firm.