Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-01
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den City returned and anchored at the
south west Spit, and sailel again yester-
ssy morning.
A lar Q and enthusiastic NEE ing Of the
friends Of Poland was held at the Chinese
Assembly rooms, las: night, to celebrate
the 9th anniversary of the Polish revol-
ution. The Hon. John z. Hale presided,
and spirited addresses were delivered by
the President, and by Horace Greely, and
Others.
The Know Nothing assembled in con-
siderable force at the Tabernacle last night,
for the purpose of affording pecuniary as
sistance to the families of the unfortunate
sufferers by the recent election riot at VIII
,iamsburg. EN.Mayor Harper presided,
and several appropriate addresses deliv-
cred. Some few cries of revenge were ut
tered. The contribution and admission
fees yield considerable sum.
Tie name Of the dcfaulting Teller at the
National Bank is Howard. 1t was dis
covered, on examination, Friday last, that
he hal withdrawn from the bank from sixty
to eighty thousand dollars, in circulating
notes, AMI nearly all was found rpon his
person. The Bank sustained no loss.
Washington dispatches intimate the
possibility Of the dismissal of Mr.. Mason.
ant of Mr.. Soule from the Spanish Court.
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune says, that the Administration con-
template naval demonstration in the
ports Of Dutchandia-irst, demanding of
the principal seaport, an indemniication
Of ten millions on account Of the outrage
on Captain Gibson; and upon refusal to
comply, the town will be bombardel
A private letter from Dublin says that
the British Government was making pre-
parations to ballot for soldiers in that city
and throughout the provincial towns.
1t is said that private dispatches have
been received at Washington, per Balti-
more, of very unfayolable news from Se-
vastopol being received by the French
Government, bearing date the 10th of No
vember, and that it was not permitted to
be published.
Lewis H.Stone, of Oswcgo county, was
yesterday arrested and committed to pris-
on. charged with robbing the U. S. Mail.
New YORK, Nov. y.
By the Empire City we have Havana
dates to the 23d ult.
The reports of risings in various parts
parts of the island, were quite plentiful.
1t is said that Court Martial at Bara-
Goa, condemned 10 of the recently return
ed Creoles to be shot, and the sentence had
been carried out.
A company of wharf negroes drew the
great prize of $780, 900 in the lottery of
the 10Th inst.
Schools are to be established in Havana
at which all the arts and sciences are to be
taught-gratis.
A new set Of rules has been received for
the suppression Of the Slave Trade.
Trouble WAS antici patel at Havana on
the 18th. The proclamation of the consti-
tuition being expected from the troops, but
all passed quietly. The city guards were
all doubled on that day.
New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
The steamship Crescent City, from New
Yolk via Havana the the 25th, arrived
here to-day. Her news is of Importance.
a private letter says that the rumored
general rising, that was to have taken
place on the 10Th ult., did not occur
Later dates from Texas, received here bv
tho Charles Morgan, says that the Gov
ernor of Texas has determined to issue
proposals for another contract for building
the Pacific Railroad.
The election for State Senator in this
city resultel in the Democratic candidate
being defeated by the Independent candi.
date by over 23O0. 1t is supposed he re-
ceived the support of the Know Nothings
BosroS, Nov. %.
The city of Charleston yesterday elected
three Know Nothings to the Legislature to
fill vacancies of their delegation.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov %.
In the criminal court, to-day, DR.. Bcalc
was sentenced to 4 years and 6 months i'm
prisonmcnt in the county jail, for the out
rage on Miss Nudge. Beale, previous to
his sentenc, made a speech in which he
censurcd the District Attorney and the
Judge. CIScIyNArI, Nov. 2S.
Hogs are selling at 81, 25@5,50. The
receipts to date are 10000, against 80, 600
Tor the same time last year
New loRK, Nov. 25.
The Grand jury are investigating the
causes of the recent shipwrecks of the Ar
tic and New Era.
New York, Nov. 25.
The new House of Refuge, at Randall
Island, was dedicated yesterday, with
very interesting proceedings. Gov. Sey-
mour was present and made an appropriate"
address. The Herald of this morning,
Publishes the facts in relation to the sciz-
ure of the vessels Chas. Smith and John
White, at Baracoa. The former was dis
charged for want of proof of arms having
b zen carried on her, but the latter was de-
tained and will probably be confscated,
'everal boxes OF ammunition having been
foundin her hold. Two passengers, nam
ed John II. Felix and Mr.. LaCoste, were
q rested and imprisoned, they being repre-
sented as the owners of the ammunition;
which, however, they deny.
California papers publish in full the
long speech of Gen. Miller, the British
Consul at the Sandwich Islands, protest.
ing that the annexation of the Islands to
the United States would be violation Of
the treaty of amity and commerce with
Great Britain, and also of subsequent Joint
declarations to Eng land and France; and
which could not be regarded with indiffer-