Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-24
By telegraph.

Olkoned, anu when the clerk, who sleeps 4,
= the bank. entered about 81 o'clock. the n
'Gebers pounded him. and one Of them :,
'toSl over him with revolver, while the ii
,then with ,row-bars and other imple- a
ncnts. uecccie,l in opening the safe and n
securing heir booty. h
New Lisbon. IT., Nov. 20.-Thc mon
ey stolen from the Windham Go. bank.
was recovered .aSt night at Aliens FONT. j
-Four men have Gecn arrested. The Sher- i
i'll suspected party of four men who were {
hanging about tue steamboat wharf at the le
Point, just previous to departure Of the II
boat for New Gork, and arrested them. k
New York, Nov. l2-Judson'S Hotel,
800 Broadway, owned 10y Harrison Stew
ems, of Montreal, and occupied 10y Brady,
took fire this moming and was burned dup.
The fire originated in the furnaces, and so
rapid was itsprogess that many boarderS
had to escape from the upper windows by
the fremens' ladders. The insurance on
the building and furniture exceeds STO,OOO
Baltimore, Nov. 20.-David Stuart, one
of the most extensive Wholesale groccrS OF
this city, has failed Liabilities amount
ing to upwards of S5OO,0OO.
great Storm ATS at st. John !, e, has been a
18th and l4th inst, and great damage in
various parts of the province. All the
rivers and streams have overllowcd their
banks and dclugcd the low lands. The
reservoir from which the inhabitants of
st. Johns get their water was entirely cut
off. On the little river many mills and
buildings were swept away, and great dan-
age done to large quantities of timber;
hay, stock, fences, bridges, DC, were all
washed down the river.
Baltimore, Nov 20,-'rhc drugging
house of Jacob Johnson, i'll Marlborough,
Pa, containing two tons of gun-powdcr,
exploded this morning, causing terrible
report for miles. Two men killed.
Cincinnati, Nov. 20.-Moncy matter,
!, continue to improve and confidence is rap
, idly gaining strenth. Exchange is declin
ing and banks are refusing to buy at /
per cent premirm.
Hogs-frmer; 20, 900 sold at 5000
1000 bhlS. prime lard deliverable Scptcln
Der, were sold at SJc.
New York, Nov. 20.-Thc ship 81
l Rol eft Peel f fom London and Portsmouth
: has arrive with 1S5 passengers. Seve
Seamen and four passengers died on tn
voyage with cholera. Also, the Cutwatel
n from Liverpool with Sl3 passengers; ha
l. four Ir;h and five death on passage. Al
so, the ship Western Surprise, from Li>
= rrpool, with $40 passengers.
k New York, Nov. 1S.-.\n arrival fro,
y Baracoa reports leaving the schooner {
1t T. Smith and John :. White of y. Yorl
or which had been seized by the Cuban Go,
e, ernmcnt ON charge of having guns al
o amrntion on board.
rs The Government, it is said, have dec
y ded to send the steamer Fulton to scar,
le for the missing Sloop of War Albany.
Y New York, Nov. 1S.-Thc city has tn
. morning been the theatre of great e
- citcment, growing out of the refusal of Il
,e ,,atholie, Bis hon to allow, the remains
Father Brady to be buried near the rhurc
Is In consequence of some difficulty wi
ie Brady, the Bishop had suspended hil
III and the treatment the latter received is b
o' licved to have induced the disease of whit
!, he dicl. The people siding with thrirpa
III tor, determined that he should be buri
near the church, as he had requested, al
re yesterday they had dug a place for the pu
III pose of building u receptacle for the cotti
" This morning the hole was found to ha
III been filled up, by order of the Bishop; b
It the people were not to he defeated and Il
at spite the efforts Of the Bishops and priest
:, succeeded in again opening the grave. II
. Bishop then refused to open the church f
= the funeral service, but after an hours d
II lay the people again succeeded and t
5, church was opened; when it was found tn
III the altar had been so fixed that mass cou
to not be celebrated The people wcro aga
IS triumphant, and things were again put
y right; and now at l. o clock, a pricsttr
N out of town, u friend of Father Brady,
n saying mass. The streets and neighbo
Is hood have been filled all the morning wi
% the excited multitude.
= u New York, Nov. 21.-The Herald, tn
!; morning, publishes dispatch from Was
IN ington stating it to be unquestionablc a
~ thority that change will be made in tt
- - Cacinet, AMI all the foreign appointment
- made, as soon as the meeting of Congrcs
u. say about the middle of January, Mcssr
y y Campbell and Guthrie will go out NJ
N NJ Marcy will go to England: Gushing tax
10 10 the State Department: Breckenridge
" " kentucky, the Attorney Gencralshi
~ ~ Dobbins, the Treasury Department..
,e New Orleans, Nov. 21.-By the stcan
III ship Black Warrior, we are in receipts
st Havana dates to the 10th. Informatic
ed has been received from authentic source
,r the effect that the inhabitants of Cul
en- were generally in state of the widest e.
III thusiasm, and contemplating an impo
* tant rise in few days. One of the dai
of New Orleans papers publishes a bold a.
Of energetic proclamation, issued by the G
v, ban toryists.
tn Quebec, Nov. 2l.-This afternoon Jol
Gleason was brought to the bar of tt
House of Parliament, for sending cha
II lenge to Mr.. Cassault, member of Il
as House. The causes of offence are son
he questions put to Mr.. Gleason by Mr.. Ca
IS, sault, before an election committee. M
" Gleason, on his acknowledgement, w
of discharged.
oy New Orleans, Nov. 21.-Placidc's V