The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-11
Arrival of the Steamship Great Eastern

Arrival of the Steamship Great Eastern
The Great Eastern arrived this morning. 1t is
believed she brings Liverpool dates of the oct
and troops for Canada. We hope to get the news
this afternoon
FARTHER PoINr, July 6. !
The Great Eastern left Liverpool on the 9th.
The Hiberan arrived ont on the 25th, and the
City of Washington on the Goth
Breadstulfs rate irmer and in more inquiry.
Provisions steady.
Consols SO sa@ s9ls.
The Arago and Edinburgh had sailed for New
York The latter has f203 900.
Lord Chancellor Campbell died suddenly from a
rupture of a bood-vesSel.
The Sultan of Turkey died on the 25th. He is
succeeded by his brother.
Sir JAS. Ferguson, in the House of Commons,
condemned the reinforccments to Canada.
Mr.. Disrael also thought the government was
mourning serious responsibilities.
Lord Palmerston defended the act of the gov
ernment as the usual prec 'utonary measures of
all governments in the immediate vicinity of hos
tilities. The step indicated strst of the faith
of the northern States, and no want of confidence
in Canada. The time was fit and proper, because
reinforcements only be sent to Canada in the
summer.
| The loss by the conHagration in London
over f2,OOOU0O some estimate is as high as
"a 900. 900 mainly insured.
The recognition of the Kingdom of Italy by
France is formally announced.
/ The Times continues to maintain that the Anne, j.
cans have no grounds for their abuse OF England
beyond the mortica ion at England's lack of ap
probation. 1t saws the Northeners have thrown
themselves in passion, and must be left to re
cover.
Sir Archibald Alison, in a letter to G.. NJ. Clay,
cont ends that the American constitution is a fail
ure, aud recommends national churcL and mon
archy as a remedy.
The conllagraton in London, briefly telegraphed
by the Persia, was the most disastrous that has
occurred for generations Immense piles of ware
houses on the Surrey side of London bridge, filled
with all kinds of produce. were destroyed
Some estimate the extent of the loss at from
three to four millions. The probable sale of con
soils by the insurance companies caused a decline
in the stock aggregate, and some articles of pro
duce advan led in consequence of the great guam
titles of it consumed.
Golden addressed his constituents at Rochell;
on the 26th. lie eulogzed the French govern
nent and the commercial treaty with France, de
nounced the volunteer movement in England, ant
called tia ridiculous bugbear, the. idea of Frencl
invasion.
FRAxcE-The bourse was improving. On th'
Goth rentes were quoted at 61f. Csc.
SPArN.-A royal decree admits cotton at muci
lower dues in Spain till Januarv.
The Spanish proclamation relative to the Amer
lean says the Queer is detamincd to observe
the s;rictest neutrality between the Federal State
of the Union and the Confederate States of tn
South With this view it is prohibited to arm
E build fit out privatccts, matter under wha
, flag, in any Spanish port. Ship-owners am. cap
tins are prohibited from accepting letters O
marquc, and from participating in any way il
, arming fitting out privateers. Prvateers ans
prizes are prohibited from remlining over twenty
four hours in any Spanish port, in case of ur
gent necessity in this case the harbor authorize
are to compel them to proceed to sea as early a
possible, and no. to allow them to ship bat villa
is necessary, and never, under any prctcxt, arm
or ammunition No articles belonging to prize
/, may be sold. Offenders are responsible for thci
D own acts, and have no claim for protection
Spanars are prohibited from taking service o
either side and are to abstain from all acts wlic
may he regarded as opposed to The neutrality. Oh
Tenders are to he liable to she adopted b
: the bcllieercnts and punished according to tn
laws OF Spain.
Reports were current that the English Ambassa
! dor at Vienna, had insisted on a solution of th
n Hungarian question, but semi-o:licial journal
a give denial.
The alarming reports in regard to the health o
the Empress of Austria are too true.