The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15
ARRIVAL OF THE V. ANER/r1

Portland, March 10.
The steamship North America arrived here az
$50 this p. m.
She left Liverpool Simultaneously with the CITY
of Baltimore, at noon on the 18th of February
touching at Queenstown the next day.
The dates by the North America are four days
later than those ALREADY received.
The departure of the steamship Fulton from
Southampton Tor New York. has, been postponed
until the lth Of March.
The steamship ASIA from New York, arrived at
Liverpool ii 3 O'Clock Oh the morning Of the 9th
ut.
The steamship North Briton, from Portland ar
rived at Queenstown at o'clock on the af, ernoon
of the 2ctA ult., and at Liverpool a. noon on the
29.h.
The total loss of the American ship Luna. near
Cherlorg.is fully confirmed.
Only TWO ont of the I07 persons on board reach
Cd the shore alive, and one of these died almost
Immediately afterwards. I he survivor is an ltal-
ian naInel Clement
Another furious gale had visited England. The
force OF the wind at Liverpool was greater than
haabecn before known for years.
Several vessels lying in the river Mcrscv had
dragged ;he.r anchors, but serious damage WAS
sustained by them.
The ship Robt. NILS for Galveston, had been
totally wrecked near Holyisead. No lives were
los. The cargo will be slyed.
The shin New Empire, from Mobile to the Clyde
ran intJ Trune bay, the 9th ult., for shelter.
She had 10 cut away all her masts-
he steamship Georgiana. from Liverpool to
New Orleans. had to put back.
Tho statement of the London Morning Ciron-
ice OF an alleged alliance between RUSSIA and
Austria received bv the America, via Queenstown
attracted considerable atteni N and its authentic
~ was dcii, ely c.nvassed The Chronicle in a
subs ,qucni leader poate,l the news, remarking
tbs new alliance corroboratcs the statement We
have Tor some time past reiie~ited, that there ex
isted dark md vile spread conspiracy against
tie ctu5> oi freedom ami pogresS, and immedi-
a,ely mcnacins the peace of Europe.
Washington, March H.
SENArE.-Thc chair presented i message from
he Ire>tontii answer 10 tie resolution calling
or copies af the diSpatceS from the United States
minister IA China and the instructions to Peter
Parker the United States commissioner also com
n.un;eston from the acting treasure of the United
States with copiCs of the account Of his disburs-
menFs forthe postoflice for the last Zeal we're.
hr. Mason from the committee of foreign relation
reoprte9 bills for the relief Of John H.W hceler and
Ihownsend Harris.
Alr. Toombs intronduccd bill to establish a
uniform law on the subject of bankruptcy through
oat the United States. Referred.
Mr. wilson submitted resolution instructing
the committee on foreign relations to Inquire and
report Whether the treaty with Great Britain for
The suppression the African slave trade has be II
executed, and whether any further legislation is
necessary by the way of amendment to the tx,-
cutting laws for the more efectual suppression
IN, reof
\ SoUrH Carol'nl paper notices tie death OF
mllr. whose age wtS known with certainly to be
SKY Two years At the time of his death.
P..NxSrLvANG. DEiFG,Trov,-Thc Chicago Times
Is informed that the Pennsylvania delegation to
Charleston viii stand s. for Don rlas all others 6