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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

Money MatcFS.-Our latest eastern advi-
ces bring the gratifying intelligence that
money matters are conside bly, easier
than they have been for a month or two
past. This temporary depression had al
SO forced its way to Cincinnati, but late
news chronicles its ssation. As a gem
eral thing, money matters in the United
States are easy-notwithstanding the eff
forts of brokers and stock jobbers to get
up panic, from the temporary effects of
which they may realize a speck at their
respective shaving shops. The people
are becoming more conversant with these
tricks aud their authors, and it is more
difficult now than it was few years ago,
to produce any very serious effects with
them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

On saturday night. a german woman
while returning from ball with her hus-
band. as knocked down by gang of ne
groea and her person violated. The hus
band was badly beaten and prevented
from assisting his wife.
Nelc hIJanv Ledger.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

PoRK.--The price of Pork is on the de-
cline in Cincinnati-from s. to A ,25.--
This is perhaps correctly attributable to
the unfavorable weather for packing.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
TAKEN UP by John c. Hosase

TAKEN UP by John c. Hosa'e
of Tippecanoe Township MARSHALL
County Indiana on the 9th day of No
yember, 1888. One blach Stud Colt.
with a blaze in his foThead. right hind
foot white, wart on the right stitie.
Supposed 20 be two years old Apprais-
ell at thirty five dollars by Joseph 4. Blair
and Clayton Gaskill before Samuel K.
Coons Justice Of the Peace.
Attest: RICHARD C0RBALEY. elk.
pr S. b. CoRnALry, Deputy.
Nov IS, 1893. 1913
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

NanT neat ami comfortable, dwellings
been erected in our town during the
eat ummer. and w. l.. Piatt's Furni-
rs Ware rooms are ready to furnish
"a neatly. See his advertisement, and
him a call
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

A young lady OF Hancock county. has
recovered a verdict of 5000 against d
young man in suit of SANDER a sister
of The lady some time since recovered ST
100 from the same man.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
: Advertisements to insure insc

Deb X HlNE, Hardware merchants Of
IA Bend. are availing themselves of
advantages OF our ADVERTISING col
rs We hope our citizens will give
N a call. whan they are at the Bend,
ling in that line.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

Mrs; Pennington laments that she shall
never be able to suppress herself correctly.
IVY heneyer open my mouth" she says,
L am sure TO pat my foot into it,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

Gpdeys iady's book for December is a
rich aunber Let those who wish this
magazine commence with the January
number, as it is to be the magazine Of the
uge.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for December is
before US. and for good substantial read
ing matter il is excelled by no other WORK
of the kind
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

The Markets. Below we contrast the
markets at points on each side of us with
the prices at this place. We will use
indianapolis and South Bend in conuec-
ton with Plymouth, to show the differ
ence in few articles.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

GREAT SALE.-Those who are in pur-
suit of bargains in town property, may
find an Interesting item by reference to
the Advertisement of A. T. Andrews. il.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

4 PIE oF GoLD!-Tha total amount Of
California gold deposited III the Phiiadel
phia Mint from the first discovery mp to
Nov. l, is stated to be S204 eco coo.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

The tedious inves legation OF the Mar
lha Washington case has closed. and re-
suited in the acquiital Of all those charg-
ell with the burning Of that vessel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

Kissane's E.sa~. Our readers may recol-
lect that some month or six weeks since.
VIM. kisSane. who was in the Hamilton
county jail, charged with heavy forgeries,
was supposed to be aided By others APP
parenily unknown TO the authorities, in
making bis escape. and he was removed
to Columbus for more safe keeping. Sub
seQuent developments have afforded an
explanation of the whole plot. aud il p.
pears that Milage. The turnkey of the
county Jail was to have 81 900 for his
assistance in the release, 81 600 Of which
was paid him. and the other 50 900 was
placed in the hands OF Mrs. Pollock, 10
be paid to him as soon as kissanes release
was effected. The plot was defeated
aud kissane's brother demanded back the
81, 600, and she refused 10 return it, and
suit was instituted. and hence the dis
closure of the plot. Murder will out.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

\ MoDrL DUS.-A Pennsylvania Yam
kce publishes the foiioning advertise
ment ia TIA boy lestown lnteI!igcnccr
We copy it ilhout chsFge:
10 MoSry LENDFRs AID SpEcrLaToRs'
| want 20 pay M debts, and as tie only
means can devise 10 get money without
suing. have resolved to expose 70 pub
lie sale, at lhe Court House. on Tuesday
the 2ud week OF Court. (when there will
bv a good many politicians about
large number Of Unsettled Book &c
counts. and like number OF Notes, Of
various dates and amounts. Many Of
them against nice young men who wear
aoHd clothes. drive fast ho.ses, ard pay
part;cl..iar attention 10 the ladies-and Of
course ase 4 Ne. l. Some against men
who thuk they do you favor if they
5uy your goods an! never pay for them
they are No. 2. Sume against men who
promise TO pay TO borrow. They are nos
quite SO good. But full and complete
printed catalogue Of the names, dates.
and amounts, will be distributed on the
day OF sale. Conditions. cash.
Z. THoRNToN
\. B. Tie above accounts will be
0Den for settlement until The day Of sale
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01
Ssuth Bend Lyeeum.-We insert a com

Ssuth Bend Lyetnm.--We insert COM
munication in to-day's paper from South
Bend. commendatory Of the excellencies
and good influences exerted Ly such in
situations, and at the same tim. correct
ing an error into which we were led
week or two since, by OLD mother ru-
NOR. In relation to the qucsti n nor
before the society, the same old busy
body says there is no need of discussing
it al all. As she has jus, entered our
sanctum out of heavy shower-the long
ears Of her sunbonnet pat.cd down over
her shoulders as tigh; as leather covered
wax doll--she bawls out at the top Other
! voice in answer to the Lyceum's question
IVY yes and more tool!'
The old lady may be there. but We
uon's think We shall. Boys, keep u!
! posted. YOU selected the right organ.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-01

\. 3. Tie above accounts will be
open for settlement until The day Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27
COrOners' Inauests.

DEATH CAUSED BY FALL.-CoroDer Gamble
yesterday held inquest at the Sixteenth ward po-
lice station house, on the body of Samuel Crawford
aged thirtyfve years, native OF Ireland, who came
to bis death by a fracture Of the skull caused by
falling from window on Monday last, while in a
state Of ntoxication.
Martha Bowling sworn, said saw the deceased
last evening in my room, the fourth story of house
No. 73 West Fifteenth street, at about O'clock he
was then asleep upon cot was In the act of get
ting match and turning round; | saw the deceased
had got up and was standing by the window as if he
wanted to vomit; at this moment struck the match
and turned towards my trunk ] heard a noise; /
looked around and discovered the deceased was gone
gave an alarm, knowing the deceased must have
fallen out of the window; on going down stairs /
found the deceased lying in the way; went for
doctor, who came, and said the deceased had frac-
tured his SKULL he was bleeding profusely from the
head the deceased was taken to the Sixteenth ward
station house, where be died.
A verdict was rendered Of death by fracture
OF the skull, caused by falling from fourth story
window OF hosse No 70 West Fifteenth street. while
in state Of intoxication.r
a Boy DROWNED IN THE RrvER-Corener Cam
bic yesterday held inquest at No. 357 West TWEEN
tysixth street, on the body Of boy seven years Of
age, a native OF Scotland, named James Num- who
came to his death by accidentally falling into the
river, and was drowned before assistance could be
rendered.
Henry Maloy sworn, .aid-I saw the deceased at
about o'clock IN the afternoon !; saw number of
persons running towards the river; saw the deceas.
ed floating on the water; with assistance took the
boy from the water; the deceased had all his cloth
ing on; his mother came and we took him to her
residence. ! did not hear that any person had seen
deceased Immediately before his body was found in
the water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

Fort Of New York, July 20, 1853.
CLEARED
oun.id Roanoke. cs7snSy, AorioI, &c, Lud.m Pl.s-
ship-sulliv.., Mitchell. Charleston, rhes w.rdls.
Barks-Byron, Norton, New River, NIB. Perkins 4
BTgs-sarah Wooster, wooster, Philsasiphis, rhonp.
son Hunter; Lady Of the LAhe (Br), Hill Demarara,
Middleton C; OLAF Kyrre (Nor. Tisdsm.nd, Odessa
schmidt Balchen Messenger (Br) BushA, Hctou, N5,
sohrs-Luey Ann, Lyons Hllsboro, NR Cook 4 Smith;
Hail. Tibbets Castne NJ, H Brockman 4 Co; Cslsdo-
mia, Morley Baltimore. Stacy Maria Hssett. Bati-
more, johnson Lowdsa; ,D,vvr
Steamship Augusta Lyon, Savannah, July %. to ssml
Mitchill July "a 15PA Is miles north Of Cape Hat
for Savannah As PM 80 miles north Of Cape Hatteas
exchanged signals with steamship Black Warrior hence
Steamship southensr Dickinson Charleston, 60 hours
to Spofford, Tleston Co. Sunday at . PM of Cape
Hateras exchanged signals with steamships Florida for
steamer supposed the Black Warrior hence for Havana
and Mobile; Bremen ship ashore Romer Shoals
Ship VIA Pigeon ~ feppsrS. Putnam, Canton April =
Anjier Msy 2 TO Olyphsnt Sons. May o. lat ~ II
lon IS IS spoke bark Uruguay, for Lndon; June lat
10 Ion 20 81 T. exchanged signals with ship John
a ship * Palmer !oDpsr Low Canton, via BAtavis
Ship wsstphalis ,s eaos w..sa,. R,emsn AZ d,v,
with ITO passengers, to Oelrichs 4 Co The W went
ashore oD Romer Shoals ut eight O'Clock last night but
was got oil without damage, and towed up BY steamtug
Ship Constellation (pkt), Allen Liverpool Juno 49, with
$40 passengers to Kermit 4 Carew
Ship srsan Kinks (of BOSTON,. Gay, Havrs, As days.
with 80 passengers, to master.
Brig Micmac (Br, Crosby, Bonare, 20 days. to James
II BIaire
Big Golden lof Plymouth) Whiting CArdsnas, days.
to XII klsDd Won sachs
Big Arso (of waldosoro'), Morton, MAtAnzas, days.
to Kirkland Won Sachs.
Brig wb+rforos (Br), Britain, Windsor, Ms, IA days.
whsleship Abraham Barker, 9 cruise.
Schr Azerian sr) Phillips, Malaga, AID AZ days from
Gibraltar. to FrancA Gomez n Co.
schr Seaman (Br). Aver. Joggins, MS, Is days, to
master.
Schr Warner, Diasey Charleston, A days.
Schr John Kay, Anderson Virginia, days.
schr C0mmander.in Chief Wo9am Baltimore, 4 days.
Schr Leader Bearse Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Lucy Ann, Irelan, Philadelphia. days.
schr George Whistler Philadelphia, days.
Schr Matilda O'Brien, Lubec, days.
schr Bowditch, -, New London. for Rondout
Steamer John Marshall, Copes, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship Hibernia, "A days from Liverpool.
Ship Mediator. 40 days from Bremen.
Dutch bark Ichus, 20 days from Shields
One ship and one bark at anchor outside the Hook ut
sunset.
SAILED.
From W Spit, ships Albert Galatin, Liverpool Joseph
Walker do.
Wind at sunrise, South sunset, do, light with fire.
quent rains during the day.
Tho steamship Roanoke Cavendy, for Norfolk and
Richmond. came to anchor below the west bank last
evening" owing probably to dsarrangement of her
The ship VIM Tapscott, Cornish, for Liverpool has
anchored at the w Spit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27
Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2o.-Rsported BY Keen l. Taylor
First Board.-150 shares Chester Mining Co. BIS, s.
Minehll RR 721s; 1000 Susquehanna Canal6s 81 900
DO b. 68A 1000 Schuylkil Nav 6s 49, SIS IN, 49, 200
West Philadelphia Coup 6's, b5wn 951. Second Board
II 900 shares Ches Del Canal es %; 1000 Schuylk
Penna RR, 4s5. 100 Morris Cana, b5, 2o&; 10 Buck
Mountain Coal Co, s5~n, 20 rs Mibehil RR 72k
Between Boavds-60 shares Chester Valley RR b5, 1917
$50 Schuylkl Nav Preferred, 343I; Penna RI 90
After Board-55 shares Reading RR As: so Morris Canal
IS, COX. Market dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27
TELE G Z AP HIC.

PHILADELPHIA July 20, 1858.
After the fugitive placed in charge of the Marshal
bail Iece WAS got ouby the aboltioniss in order to
claim him and officers despatched to the Baltimore
Railroad Depot in expectation that he would be
to Maryland by the two O'Clock train but finding that
be had been taken away in carriage officer with the
bell piece went to Wilmington the train expecting
TO head him of. We have not heard the result.
The carriage containing the fugitive pursued by
blacks, but riotous demonstration was made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

aa.. !. =. VAN. dow. bsI strs.s. "A whom near
.sntsd him letter, Remaining, ct the time, "hsIss
sttsr for you fro" your man in PhadelPha you must
ettsr, and about TO read 1t, whom Rics SANITY
presented the pistol And discharged It's contents into this
face Of the complainant disnsurins his faos, and
Tie alarm vas given the poios came and conveyed the
TO prson and in the morning he was taken BE-
O1s lutte e. who % him 70 the r0mS' to
bsl yesterday arrested woman named Rosannah Open
French Lady, residing at No BIS Broadway charged on
suspicion Of having stolen diamond ring valued at $780,
diamond brsAstpn worth 500 black lace scarf valued
prison to await further examination.
sns
Of boarding house at No. 25h Spruce street. sus
some articles clothing valued at ses the property OF
l. Tassey, one Of the Hungarian refugees It that
Mr. Tassey boarded for short time at this house and
permit him to have his clothing unless he paid the
demand T.ssey left the house for short period and
the property could not be found The maestrate
Bogsrt, before whom the taken req uired Mr.
Held to fad bail in the Of $500 to the charge
The bail was given, and M. HELD liberated from
custody.
RoUsng a Californian On Monday evening returned
Californian, named John Creste putting up In Cotlandt
street. met in Broadway by girl named Margaret
Holly. who induced him to accompany her to houe on
the Of Reade street and West Broadway where
robbed of $l60 in gold coin. Officers Martin and
Lord Of the lower police court noaed Of the rob
berry, and yesterday took into custody John Perry and
Bridget his wife also the girl Holly who all three
charged with the jent preparation OF the srceny The
money has not yet been recovered They al three
taken before Justice Bogart who committed them to
prison for trial
An Alleged Charge Of False Pretenoes-Oficer Rue
yesterday arrested OF ksnteel appearance named
Macmillan A Cohen, q warrant issued by Justice
Bogar wherein Mr. Cohen stands CHARGED With obtaining
about 81 200 from John Allen of No SO Pearl street,
under false and fraudulent 1t that
the 18th of April last according to the affidavit made
by Allen Cohen represented to him that his credit
good in the city Of New York. that he always paid his
notes at maturity his notes laid for
payment. The matter 10 dispute it seems is in refer
eDce to draft of 81 800 which Allen bought from
CoheD, drawn parties in Europe which draft
never honored and came back protested.
Mr. Cohen in his examination denies the charge pre-.
ferred against him, and says ~ deny the charge and
FAY that it has been done from malicious motives to
collect debt which had been incurred in the ordinary
Of business, but not of the amount stated in
the affidavit Of Mr. Allen The ystrate the charge
held Mr. Cohen bail in the of 50 600. The bail
was given, and Mr. Cohen liberated from custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27
Naval Intelligence.

The U. S. storeshp Fredsnia, Lieut. Gem F. Chatard
arrived at San Francisco the 10th ult from No York.
via M0ntevideo and Calao with two ,anies of the
4th infantry, under command Of Major j G. Rains.
The U. steamer Vixen remained at Tam pico the 9Th
inst awaiting the return Of the Gardner commissioners
from the interior.
The U. S. storeship Relief sailed Monday from the
Brooklyn navy yard for Rio Janeiro With for ths
squadron The following . list Of her ohcers:-A B.
Fairfax. Lieut.. CONG Samuel p. Carter, Acting Ma ster
- Morgan. Passed Midshipman; Oscar F. Johnston,
do; - Harmony, do - Potter Assistant Surgeon
The Norfolk argus says that the frgate Savannah has
been ordered to the fishing grounds She under
ders to proceed to the Mediterranean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27
Herald Marine Correspondents.

1n1-AHnLf
Notwithstanding Osprey, Bennett, Charleston brig
Whippe. Guyer, Boston; schrs New Globe Tbbet.s,
Mystic, Ct Victory Baker Boston, Hety Anna Douglass
Pen' acola Dorche.ter. Wentworth Bangor Daniel Web
ster Prentis, New London Weston, Maloy Dishton;
Leetburg Nayl0r Charleston Virginia, Snow avannah
Austin, Gibbs, Boston; steamer City Of New York.
Matthew'S Boston
Ceared-Ship Grotto, Stuart LiverpooI brig Calfor.
mia Hchborn. Boston, schrs Dart, Arrants East Cam
bridge Thos Fenner Nckerson; Austin, Gibbs and New
Globe Tbbetts, Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

an officer in the U. 8. Army, dated Fort Brown
Texas, July 8 -says-"Our Mexican neighbors are in
considerable commotion, arising from the movements
Of Santa Anna Troops are arriving the frontiers
and Mexico Is assuming quite fierce attitude it,. Some
believe any such thing will occur. Santa Anna
hates u.s. it is true but all his talk is for Buncombe
He wants large army; and therefore, talks of in
first battle will be with his own people, Great dis
satisfaction already exists, and may expect
to see pronuncamentos as abundant as ever. The
disamng Of the people and his CONSUMPTION are not
at all palatable."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

On Monday evening July 26 by the Rev James Mlett,
at his residence No. sos Broome street. Mr.. JAMES E.
GRRAGHTY to Miss ALICE JANE TAYLOR
On Monday evening Jul, rs, by the Rev James Mlett,
Mr. MARQUIS SHARkEY to Miss MARY ANN MURPHY, all OF
this city.
On Tuesday morning July %, by the Rev. DR.. Hutton
Mr. HENRY w. CAMPBELL to Miss EMILY VIRGINIA CLARKE
daughter Of Monscn Clarke, all of this city
Ithaca papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

land County Wing states that Patrick 0 Donoghue,
whose trial to take place this week for the muir
der of Mrs. Kinney and daughter attempted suicide,
by cutting the Ggular vein with razor. When
asked by an attendant why he committed the deed,
he answered-"I have thought Of it oil day. sup
pose was out of my mind when did it," His trial
will be undoubtedly postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

Six eonvich we're sent TO the State penitentary At
Columbus, from Cincinnati, the 2lst inst, viz :-wm
Henry, grand larceny, two years; VIM. Cunnngham,
tHt 70 kill seven years; Henry stApstss, esustsrftAg
one year Lwts sunptss, Same offence two ysass Henry
Alberding, assault with intent 70 kni, tweysaxs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27
CITY InfalllUen0e.


EXTENSION OF THE BowRY.-There not being sufficient
members present yesterday afternoon belonging the
men, DO business was transacted Mr. whesIan. chair
man of the committee waited hour for his COL
league. but as they did not choose to appear he
compelled to adjourn Such wasting of time is objec
tonab, the matter of the extension Of the Bowery
ought to be settled. 1t is nine months since the
has been agreed upon petition Of the owners Of pro-
Perty between Chatham square and Pearl street. who viii
be affected by the improvement has been sent TO the
Board OF Assistant Aldermen, 10 which there five
hundred signatures in favor Of the improvement only
five against it. Such being the necessity
pecially when those who appointed to hear them
fail to show themselves according to their announce
Dent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Yesterday the passengers BY
the six O'Clock mail train from Albany delayed at
for several hours by the engine breaking
down. and instead of arriving at their desdnation BY
obliged TO wait for the sommodson Of the next down
train, at the above mentioned place.
IMPROVEMENTS AT METROPOLITAN HAIL.-Metropolitan
Hall is at present undergoing very great change and
several improvements are to be made about it. both in
side and out. The principal of these is the entrance
which will very shortly be finished is to be decorated
with beautiful fesco paintings the floor to be of MARBLE
tesseated and to be lighted with The grand
staircase has likewise been wdened from eight twelve
feet and rendered easy OF ascent Moreover. ak
large and easy Of have been by
bed to sget out into the street in five mimi ss time.
The interior has also been sntirey re decorated.
FIRES Late on Monday night fire was discovered in
the clothing store Of Mr. Fuller, 346 Eighth The
fremen were, however. early on the ground, and
tr gushed it with only trning damage. On Tuesday
morning between and O'Clock, fire WAS discovered
by officer Ritter at 196 Duane street. but it was soon
tDguished by Hose Company No. q.
CAMPHINE EXPLOSION -On Monday night campheue
lamp splsded in the house of James Crow No l4l East
Twenty fourth street. setting aght paper in the
window which oaused an alarm Of Ore It was how.
ever. extinguished without much damage.
Run OVER On Monday night boy named John Null
ling Roph by Hook and Ladder Company No.
8. and severely injured. He taken home by officer
VIM. V. Leggett, Of the Nineteenth ward.
JUMPED OvRBoARD.-On Monday James Shaw while
intoxicated jumped into the East River from ths dock at
the foot of Catherine street. He from drown
ing by some citizens.
AcCDEST.-A man named Hughes fell into tho front
OF houfe 3SS Pearl street. Monday night where
be boarded, and was injured very severely. He
taken TO the HOsnital