Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23
Telegraph Items.

Democrats. in this county. Disney run,
but was defeated. The opposition will be,
J. Scott Harrison. Wing, and Timothy C..
Day, Independent Democrat.
Baltimore, Sept. ls.-Orleans papers
OF Tuesday are received. They contain
details Of Mexican news 10 the I5th.-
The Mexican papers claim great victory
over the Revolutionisis. The Trait Dun
ion announces colonization from France
as proceeding rapidly. Spanish troops
had arrived at Vera Cruz, and 1000 Swiss
were expected.
Senor Angel Iturbide has been named
as Secretary of Legation to the u. S.
His brother has been appointed aide de
camp to Santa Anna.
A decree Of the 10Th ult. commutes the
sentence Of the insurgent prisoners at
Guaymas 10 ten years imprisonment,w with
the exception of Count Boulbon and the
others who excited or headed the revolt.
The others will be tiled ACCORDING to the
existing laws.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept 13.
Our city has been the scene of some
terrible riots between the Americans and
Irish, in which several lives were lost and
many badly injured.
There are many rumors and exaggera-
ted reports in circulation in regard to the
cause of it. From tbe best information
| can obtain, l learn that the first Outbreak
occurred on Sunday evening, gro wing out
of political discussion between a party
Of Americans and Irish. A savage fight
ensued, in which firearms and clubs were
freely used. A number Of the partici.
pants in the riot were badly wounded be-
fore il could be quelled by the police
On the following day one Of the wound>
ed died, and much excl ement followed in
consequence.
The excitement continued on the in.
cfease throughout Monday, and as soon
as night set in The riot was renewed with
still greater violence, each party appar-
emily being prepared for it. The news
spread rapidly through the city. and it
was reported that several had been killed,
but this report fortunately proved to be
premature. Pistols and guns were fred
into the crowds, and many Of the rioters
received serious injuries. The police
again succeeded in making several arrests
and restoring order.
The rioters again assembled on Tues
day evening, when the struggle was re-.
newed with redoubled ferocity. Two of
the rioters were killed on the ground, and
quite number were carried oE-some of
them shockingly wounded.
The riotous fever continued to increase
during Monday,
The Mayor ordered out the National
Guards and the entire police force.
/, This had the effect to intimidate the
rioters, and up to the time of sending this
dispatch no further outbreaks had taken
place.
The military, however, are still held un
der arms, to be ready in the event of q
/. renewal of the disgraceful riots.
It New York, Sept. 2O.-The steamer
Il Arabia is just announced. The will be
up at five and half O'Clock.
s. The subscription for the relief of tn,
IS Savannah sufferers now reached owe
g $4,000.
l. Bishop Wainwright is worse this morn
ing and it is thought he cannot live.
st The Secretary Of the Treasury ha
> written letter to Col. Redield in rela
ton to the Tariff laws upon the importa
Of ton Of Coal from Novia Scotia. The,
will remain in force until the Provinces
have legislated upon the matter.
~ | Tbo Tho Noy, uou>o To,,
S. pany have given it as their opinion .hs
81 the over issues by Schuyler are legal an
the Company are not responsible for them
at Several of the issues were sold at auctio
~ this morning for IS O. share.
70 The Powder Magazine at St. Loui
blew up on Monday killed two person.
o. The Treasury Department has com
is menced suit against Beverly Sanders
late Collector at San Francisco, for allege
na balance due the Department.
n New York, Sept 2l.-Bishop VAIN
re wright was very low this p. M. and hi
. physicians have given him up.
TO Bishop Hugh has summoned a couuc
Of the Bishop of this province and th
=, head of the religions orders to asssembl
i'll at the Cathedral on the lss Sunday in o.
e. tober.
ms New York, Sept, 20.--Csp.. Smitl
Is. of the brig Julia Moultry, was arreste
Id this morning, charged by the mate wit
bringing 81 6 slaves from Africa and liant
he ing them in Cuba. A respectable shiK
chandler VIM. C. Valentine. was also al
a rested, charged with furnishing supple
n for the trade.
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bo COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LITERARY AssoC1I
0 noN.-It is with the greatest pleasure we lear
=, that the Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Assoc
th alton have purchased of Hiram Powers, ii
ell greatest living sculptor, his two life-size Bus
Ill of Washington and Franklin, at cost of ovt
od 81 200. We also understand that four or Fl,
Bronze Statues have been imported, among Whit
= isa celebrated copy of VHNUs, life-size, all
49, which will be distributed among the membe
of the above Association, in January next.
enl These valuable additions to the costly worl
ba of Art, of which the Association is already
possession, cannot fail to attract great additio
al interest in the enterprise, and render it mo
MS. universally and deservedly popular among t
lovers of Literature and Art. We congratula
NO our citizens upon the favorable opportunit
nr' presented to them, of inspecting these splend
masterpieces of Art--and join with them
rendering Acknowledgements to the enterprisi
teo manager of the Association, for his indefatil
in hle exertions in rendering the display wort