The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
ELEG RAPHlC NEWS.
New York, June 10.

gresS. The democrats of Stanley'S dis
trict. n. c., have nominated M. Ruff
for Congress. 1t is understood that STAN
ley will be run by the wings.
Boston, June, IL.
It has been ascertained that Z. G.
Dagett, author of the bloody tragedy at
Boxboro, was man of good temperate
habits and moral character He had for
years past been subject to apoplectic fits,
and at times labored under mental de-
rangement, but had never until this e.
vent exhibited signs of violence. The
body has been identified, and is to be
removed to Maine.
Charleston, June, -.
The steamer Isabel has arrived with
Savannah news TO the 9TH. She has g.
900 in specie. Her news is unimpor-
tant.
Hartford, June; IL.
The Connecticut Legislature has pos
poned further ballotting for Senator to
18th.
New 1O1k, June Is.
The steamer Washington sails to-mor-
row. and has more than 100000 en-
gagged in specie chiefly for the Continent
Foreign exchange unchanged-money
easy and in better demand at previous
rates.
In the Pennsylvania Democratic Judi
cial Convention yesterday. the following
gentlemen were nominate as candidates
for the Supreme Bench: James Cambell,
of Philadelphia; Walter Lowery. of Al
leghany; J. B Gibson, of Cumbeland; Jer.
Black, of Somerset: Ellis Lewis. Of Ian
caster. A resolution was adopted au-
thorizing the officers TO frame an address
10 the people. when the Convention adj
journed sine die.
Capt. Adams. formerley Mayor Of
Richmond, fell dead in the street on
wednesday.
A Ba timore despatch says that aston
ishing disclosures will be made by the
committee on the Investigate ton of the af-
fairs Of the late City Collector. Persons
of the highest responsibility are included.
AN. Freemen, of Gilead. Me-, sho;
his wife on Wednesday evening, when.
she was in the bed, then shot himself
and then cut his throat.
Mrs. Freeman survived, but is not ex-
pected TO recover.
A duel was fought yesterday morning
at Vicksburg. between Gen. Freeman.
the whig candidate for congress. and
Gen. Smith, the opposition candidate.
Smith was wounded in the shoulder at
the fifth fire. Smith had posted Freeman
as coward and libeller
The Steamer J. NJ. Niles, which ar
rived yesterday at Louisville, from New
Orleans, lost l3 passengers by cholera
and ship fever nearly-all emigrants.
A letter from President Fillmore in re-
ply to the invitation from the Common
council of Boston to visit that city, was
read in meeting Of that body last eve
ming. In his letter .he President alludcs
to the recent slave case, and compli-
ments the citizens for sustaining the
laws.
The Indian Commissioners of Oregon
have concluded a treaty with the Gala
pougs Indians, by which the latter cede
10 the United States staip of land 1900
miles in length, and 20 miles in width;
Lieut. c. J. Hunter has been dismissed
from the Navy for remissness in not SET
thing some old accounts against him
while an acting purser.
Cincinnati, June IA.
The Cholera is raging very fatally at
Princeton. KY. Many of the citizens are
DESERVING the town. There were five
deaths III one day.
Philadelphia, June Ia.
The Jenny Lind concert last evening
was very fully attended and the Enquirer
passes it as the most delightful the fair
Sweede has ever given In this city. The
regular receipts were 81 800.
Washington, June IA.
The Republic contains a tabular statement
of postage under the new law. For distance
not exceeding fifty miles daily paper per an
mum, to actual subscribers, % cents-tri-
weekly 10 centS-Weekly5 c-Sem- monthly
l23 cents-monthly ic-per number.
| Hon. Reverdy Johnson concluded an able
argumtn in the KoSiusco case to day.
New York, June Ia.
Among the passengers in the Empire City,
which sailed yesterday for ChagreS, was Col.
Henry w, Shington, descendant of President
Washington, who is attached TO the u. S. Sur
veyorS Corps, on his way to San Francisco.
| Jenny Lind was swindled out of $4,000 on
| the night of her first concert, by a New York
| ticket speculator, who disposed of an old lot
OF tickets on his hands, from previous con-
certS under Barnum's management.
r. A. Collier, late Cashier of the Havre de
Grace Bank is on trial in Cecil county, Mary
land, on the charge of embezzelment of funds
of said Bank, the deficit charged, is $4,000.
For the defence 1T is contended the bank, was
owned in New York; on fictitious basis, and