The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
Foreign News by the Niagara.
ROSTON. Dec. Is


The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool
via Halifax. arrived here this morning;
her mails were despatched south on the
early train this morniug
An armed revolt had been discovered
when on the point of breaking out, among
the Austrian troops in HolStcIn, who
were principally composed of Hungarian
noblemen, who had been forced TO serve
as private soldiers in the Austria army.
The revolt had been suppressed By tho SUI
perior officers.
The reception kossuth had met with
IN England. had caused gaea. excitement
throughout Austria. aai great rejoicing in
Hungary.
Count Polaski, an agent Of kossuih,
had been arrested ut Presburgh, and
proclamation found in his possession ex-
citing the soldiers to revolt, and also
90. i of the sIeech of Kossuth in Eng
land
The residence Of Haynau had been set
fire to and entirely consumed, he barely
escaped with his life.
GREAT RAT TRAP.-Mr. J. II. Chester,
in the Cily of CINCINNATI. has taken
measures TO secure piten, fJr an inger-
ious rat trap" 1t is so constructed
that when Mr.. Rat enters ana reaches
forth to snatch the bait, his weight acts
upon spring trap door. which. suddenly
opens and rrecipitatcs him into dark
cha Der. in which be can only see one
speck of light. for that he rushes into
another chamber. and by doing SO sets
the spring of llie trap door By touching a
lever, and in this manner the trap is re-
set aud kept set for any length of tirae by
the animals themselves, SO that without
any trouble but to the rats, whole box
full nay be caught Scientific American.
OCs~A quaint old gentleman. OF an &C
tive stirring disposition. had man at
work in his garden who was quite the re-
verse. Mr.. Jones' said he TO him one
morning. did YOU ever see a snail?'-
'Ceriainly," said Jones. Then" said
the old boy, you must have met, as you
could never orertake him."
G3~An Irish musician, who now and
then INDUCED in a glass too much; was
accosted by gentleman with
Pat, what makes your face so red?"
please your honor" said Pat. Il all
ways blush when | spakes to iintle-
man.
WAsHINGroN Dec. 13
The fntelliGencer has an editorial of
four columns this morning in relation 10
kossuth and his views regarding the for
eign policy he wishes the United States
to adopt; the editor cautions the people
against his views, and concludes with the
excla of the tempteri!
! The Republic endeavors 10 show the
faIlacy of the views of Kossuth in regard
TO the ha rmony of England and the Uni
ted States, in regard 10 the affairs of Hun
gary.
| EXECUTION OF BEYSETT.-J John ID.
Bennett was executed at Versailles. in
Ripley county Indiana, on the 9Th inst,
for the murder Of William Maddox by
poisoning.
The prisoner, to his last moment, de-
MED the charge, and declared his inno-
cence. He charged the crime on the wife
of Maddox, but admitted his illicit in
tercourse with the woman. and that he
remained some time with her after he
knew that she had perpetrated the horrid
crime. 1t is probable that she may have
administered the poison, but there can
be but little doubt that he was particips
crtminuS.-State Stntinel.
OE-If you would relish your food, la
Dor for 1t; If You would enjoy your raj
ment, pay for il before you wear it; if
you would sleep soundly, take d clear
conscience 10 bed with you.