The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-04
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The National Intelligencer says. that
in 20 consecutive hours, the reporters OF
the U. S. Senate. at its last session, fur
nished 100 columns of reports, for that
paper, feat which has never been ex-
ceeded, if equalled, in the world.
The Wings of the third district of
Indiana, have nominated Col. Johnson
Watts for Congress.
The steamer Ocean lately ran from De-
troll to Buffalo. in Is 2 hours.
The residence OF Gen. Ciss. in De-
tfoit. took fire a week or two since, but
was saved.
\ young man named John Murray
has been found guilty, in Martin CO.,
Ia, of robbing the mail, and sentenced
TO one years imprisoment--and a fine
Of $780,
We learn that David G. Bright, Esq.
fatle- of Hon. Jesse d. Bright and NJ
G.. Bright, died in Madison last week.
Hon. w. A. German has been nonri-
mated Cor Congress in the sixth district
The steamer Ohio was recently sunk
near Philadelphia. i'll a collision with
another steamer. Some eight or ten
lives were lost.
Another of the murderers of the Cos
den family, has been arrested at Charles
ton. S. c., aud has made confession.
l.. 3. Stockton, is the Democratic nom
inee for K preventative in TiPpecanoe
county.
The Anderson Gazette speaks of the
great improvement in that place. owing
to the importance it will derive from the
railroad.
Mr.. Daniel Richardson, aged II years,
was drowned. while ba ,nins in the Wa
bash, at LoganSport, about two weeks
since.
Hon. James w. Borden has been nom
ina ted for Congress BY the Democratic
Convention held at Huntington. having
received ten votes of a majority over a.
]. Harlan.
Santa Anna is expected to return to
Mexico next month. and it is thought he
will be again elected President.
Gov. Wood. of Ohio, accompanied by
Samuel Medary. editor of the "Ohio
Statesman is now in indianapolis.
]. Orville Allen. clerk in the Angus
ia Geo. Post Office, has been convicted
of robbing the mail, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for twenty years, on two
indictments.
The State Board Of Agriculture is now
in session at indianapolis.
The National lntelli5encer thinks that
the Cuban expedition has not yet been
abandoned.
The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS that
four cases of cholera have appeared IN
that city lately. They were persons
from New Orleans.
A valuable chalybeate spring has re-
contI, he.n l;-covnrel naar Cautrev; i o
Wayne co., Ind.
The town Of Springfield, Lawrence
Co., Ind, has been nearly deserted on
account of the prevalence of the small
pox. Many have died, and the infec-
ton is still spreading.
S. w. Parker has been nominated by
the Wing Convention for Congress in the
18th district.
Late accounts frow Memphis, Tenn.
state that the cholera is raging there 10 a
frightful extent.
The cholera is already appearing at
different points Of our country. Nine
deaths have occurred from it near Jersey
Vile, and six a; Springfield, Illinois.
A boy, about two years old, was car
ried over Niagara Falls on the 10Th inst.
His father rushed to his rescue, but too
/ late to save him.
Five fatal cases Of cholera occurred on
the steamer Bos.ana. lately, while on
her passage from New Orleans to Louis
vile, Ky.
Sales of nine thousand two hundred
dollars in Indiana Elves, were made at