The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-11

preached sermons against the new fash
ionable dances.
Jenny Lind's farewell concert in New
York, will take place about the 18th
inst. 1t is said that after that time, she
will sing at reduced prices in some of
the smaller towns.
Among other treasures in California.
oysters beds have been discovered in
large quantities.
1t is said that 1900 men are now en-
gagged in levelling the hills north of Gin
cinnaii.
The cost of the Presidents late recep-
ton in Philadelphia. amounted TO 6l.-
300.
A man in Licking county, Ohio. late
ly sued his wife's father for services
rendered by the wife to her father before
her marriage; verdict by the jury-50
cents. Big business!
A little boy was lately killed BY an
elephant, in Connecticut. He hurt him,
in sport, with some sharp instrument.
and when he again came near him.
the enraged animal gave him a fatal
blow with his trunk.
The locusts have appeared in countless
numbers near indianapolis. 1t is feared
that the trees and vegetation will suffer
by their visit.
Horace Greedy has been appointed chair
man of one of the Juries at the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. Paine's new discovery in produc-
ing gas from water, although once much
ridicnled. is now thought to be practica-
Bile.
Bebee, the eminent halter Of New
York, lately partook of public dinner.
given him by the Hatters of Cincinnati.
und received other testimonials. show
ing the respect in which he was held by
the Trade.
Messrs. O'Doherty, McManus. and Don.
ohue, the Irish Patriots, are compelled to
wear the convict's uniform. and do the
most menial convict labor at Tasman's
Peninsular.
Mrs. Fish. of Spiritual Rapping no.
toriety. has sued c. G. Burr. the great
Biologist, for SANDER. The trial will be
rich.
A French tailor has invented coat
which may be turned several ways. and
still present a genteel exterior. 1t 10
proposed to present it TO the Hon. Dan
iel Webster.
One or two more deaths have occurred
among the persons so cruelty beaten By
the rowdies at Hoboken. n. York.
The capitol at Washington is to be en-
larged; it has. already cost over $1,000.
600.
The Worlds Fair, in London, it is
thought, will continue until Autumn.
The specimens of American ingenuity.
now exhibiting there, are highly admired.
Mr.. Rhett, the great Disunionist. late
ly remarked in a speech: "It will be far
easier. in my opinion, to get out Of the
Union, than to keep out of it."
The Democratic Reformers are to have
grand celebration on the ensuing fourth
of July.
Hon. A. Burt, the leading Congress
man from South Carolina, takes bold
stand against Disunion.
The Philadelphia Ledger. in speaking
of the new style Of Turkish dresses, now
worn by some of the ladies, says, "The
ladies may take the trowsers. and the
men the Turkish number of wives"
The 63d convention of the Episcopal
Church met in Maryland. last week.
Illinois has appropriated $4,000 for .
Geological Survey of that State. Good.
The trials Of the suspected murderers
of the Cosden family i'll Maryland, COM
menced on the 9th ult. The proof is
said to be very strong against some Of
them.
The Hon. Samuel Cushman. for many
years member of Congress, from New
Hampshire, died recently, aged so years.