Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Nrw YonK. Sent. G


Judges Davis and johnson. She passed
the Africa on the afternoon Of the 2iIh, oil
the Sherries, bound to Liverpool. The,
Ariel arrived of Cowes on the morning
of the 22l. and the Washington. for
Southampton, en- the afternoon OF the 9th.
No further events of any importance
have occurred in the progress Of the war;
but there are copiolS details OF the Swea-
borg bombard ent and the battle in the
Tchenaya. The Russian loss at Swea-
borg is reported at ony 40 killed and $50
wounded The Notifications were destroy
ed.
The British ships had fired on Riga
without effect.
The squadron in the White Sea con;in-
ues t1 destroy stores, and the British IN
the Sea of Azof have blown up and sun-
ken Russian ships of war.
Affairs beioie Sebastupol are quiet and
unchanged, as also at kars.
The Russian loss in the battle on the
Tchernaya is nearly 1900 killed aud wOn.
ded. The allies only two thousand. The
Russians were not pursued across the flv-
er, but hold their former position.
BREADsrufrs.-Slight advance, viz
os on Flour, pa 3d on wheat, and on corn
Cd. Western canal -four quoted at 4O@
41s; Ohio. 42s, White corn 44G hos
yellow, 36@36s; mixed, 3Is. Cd.
According to the Russian Admlrai 5 ac-
count of the bombardmcnt OF SweaOorg,
the Allies appear to have done but hide
damage, besides the burning of the pub
lie stores. lie says 10 damage has been
done to the Notifications, batteries or guns.
He closes his dispatch Oh the evening oil
the 18th, thus: The enemy remains al
their old anchorage, and do not renew the
attack"
The attack on Riga was commenced at
o'clock on the morning of the 10th by
two English steamers-one two decker
and one frisate-and continued TIL
in the evening, doing, apparently no dam
age.
The attack on the Tchel maya was com
manded by Gortschakolf in person.
The Russian forces consisted OF hive dlvl-
sions, 5000 cavalry, and twenty batteries
of artillery. The Russians LETT on The
field 2000 dead and 3S officers. l60I
men were wounded, and three Russian
Generals were killed. The French loss
amounts to nearly 900 killed, and ovc1
500 wounded The English Genera
Reed, was killed. y late dispatch say
the Russians asked for an armlatlce to bury
their dead. Pellisser says the wholcnum
Der of Russian buried was 1929. GVO o
them were taken prisoners.
A dispatch of the 10Th says the artl
lery has opened fire upon Sebastopol, bu
the bombordment had not commenced.
The four Russians steamers sunk in TIN
Birbiausk Bay have been blown up by tn
English, and the suburbs of the town burnt
4 British gun-boat went ashore during tn
attack and was taken by the Russians, to
gether with complete code OF the Allie
signals.
Gortschakoff's latest dispatch from Sc
bastopol is to the 2lst. He says: eth
fire of the Allies has sensibly diminished
and but little damage is DONE
No political news of importance frol
England.
Senor Escalente, the new Minister frol
Spain to the United States had left Mac
rid.
There were rumors of split in Il
The Allied Stua Iron has captured,
the White Sea, tw . Russian ships and OF
steamer. The Squadron was preparir
to quit that sea-
A Berlin paper states that Austria h
declared that she will treat according
military law every individual found tan
pering with Austrian soldiers with vie
of inducing them to Join the Anglo-lta
ian Legion.
The Russian division between Kars al
Erzerrom, having been reinforced by
corps of 800 men, marched upon knitt
Kani on the ID, drove the Turkish troo
from that position, and finally dccamp
three leagues from Erzerrom.
Berlin, Aug 23.--Hussian agents la
been sent to the chief cities in Europe
raise loan for the Russian Governmel
DANlzlc, Friday, Aug. 24,-The me
tar vessels are sent home. Admiral Be
mour has relieved Admiral Bayles
Cronstadt.