The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York, MAY II.

New York, May II.
! The steamer Eldora arrived this morn
ing. The steamer Ponama has arrived
at Panama with one million in gold.
Gen. Rear has been authorized to raise
| 80 men to protect the people of Los An
gelos valley, against the incursions of
| the Indians.
The report of probable appropriations
by Congress. for The benefit of Caifor-
MIA, had the effect of running up State
scrip, but it run down again very soon
The Legislature have refused to allow
the Attorney General 10 enter a aolle
pro.eIui against the sQuatters. Their
trial would have come off on the 18th,
but as there was no judge present, it did
not occur.
There has teeu u,ore lync'aing at the
mines. This State OF affairs is lamenta-
BILE.
The City Attorneys report shows
tremendous amount of litigation, amount.
ing to over two millions of dollars du-
ring the past year.
Politics have been rather brisk OF late:
both wings aad democrats are doing their
best to orsanize-they were repairing for
thu municipal elections, soon to come off.
Many beds of coal have been discov-
cred In Oregon, so that the Pacific ma
rine is likely to be we'll supplied soon
with this im portant article.
The Legislature was TO have adjourned
on the 10Th ult.
The pro Itcs for M :ners aad agricultu-
rists seem to better now than a. the sail
ing OF the last steamer.
The rains which have fallen have We
~ much increased the certainty of good
crops, besides insuring food for the poor
brUtes, which would have died Of thirst
and hunger, had the spring passed away
without any rains
The health of the country continues
excellent. We hear of no prevailing di-
sease in any part of the State.
Boston, May 20.
The action brought againrt Hughes and
knight, ia the name of VIM. Crafts and
wife, was ordered to be discontinued
the plaintiff falling to produce the requir-
ed security for costs.
Seven democratic and two wing candi-
dales were chosen to the Senate; three
vacancies to be filled by the Legislature
Charleston. May 10.
Private letters received here from Ha-
vana, dated May Sth, say that Lopez
would be received with enthusiasm in
III of. 81
numb ers of wealthy an! Influential plant
ers were ready 10 join in a revolution
that would shake Her Majesty's throne.
Baltimore, May 90
VIM. Edube. who was sentenced to
Imprisonment for five years, and fined
$4,000, for enticing away slaves, and
who has served out 20 montha of his
time, has been pardoned by Gov. Lowe.
New York, May %.
President Fillmore left on the 9 o'clock
train this morning for Washington
There was no excitement about the boat,
nor were There any demonstrations oa the
board the Isaac Newton until the Phila-
delphia boa was ready, when he proceed
ed quietly on his way
New York, May %.
The trial of the Methodist church. suit
has been postponed liz consequence Of the
illness Of Hon, Mr.. Choate.
The loss by the burning of Wartell &
Co.'S foundry, last night, is about sc 600,
mostly insured.
New Orleans, May 90.
Dates from the city of Mexico have
been received to May 3D.
There was much excitement about Te'
| huantepec, in consequence of the bad
treatment of American passengers and
steamer Goldhunter.
| 4 treaty lad been concluded with the
chihuahua Indians.
New Orleans. May %.
The River raised 10 feet in one night
and destroyed much property. Accounts
are received of the explosion of the Rio
at Bayou Sara. by which several persons
were killed and wounded.
Baltimore, May %.
A destructive fire occurred last eve
ming on South wharf, consuming two
large warehouses, occupied by Charles
Pendcrgrast, shipping merchant, and Gray,
Pirrot & Co., sail makers. Loss heavy,
mostly insured.
Philadelphia. May %.
A meeting Of the opponents of Collec-
tor Lewis, met here last night, but broke
up in fight, in which the police ap-
pretended and carried off several lead
ers.
The large number of dangerous coun
| terfeit hills NOW In circnlati ton in thi: