Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-17
Telegraphic Iteme.

New York, Nov. 1O.-Califonia pa
pers bring intelligence of battle upon the
Pacific The allied fleets attacked Petro-
parlska, kamschatlla on the 30th August,
a formidable fortress Of 100 guns and 1900
men. The attack was made by six vessels,
Forte, Eurydicc, Obligada, Pique, Prcsi-
dent, and Virago. Three ports were de-
serted by the Russians after fierce can
nonade from 240 guns. Next day another
fort was deserted, but the allies in landing
to take possession fell into an ambuscadc
and fled after the loss OF 100 killed and
wounded
The allies took another redoubt, spiked
the guns and captured 43 Russian prison.
ers. Two Russian frigates in the harbor
were much damaged. After defeat the al
lies abandoned further attack.
Admiral Pierce, of the English Squad
ron, shot himself with a pistol before the
action, it is supposed accidentally. After
leaving, the allies captured two vessels,
one the Sitka with provisions and arms,
and the othor schooner, which was
burned
More than 30 lives were lost by the
wreck of tho Yankee Blade.
Fort Clark, Texas, Oct. 1S.-We have
just in an express from Gen. Smith, who
was on the 9th inst, at the Limpia, the
place selected by him as post to be occn-
pied by the Sth Infantry.
Capt. Walker, with party of the rcgi-
ment of the Mounted Rifles, who went as
an escort to the General, had fight with
the Indians, killed ten of them and lost
one man, besides Lieut. Carr receiving an
arrow wound in his stomach.
On the llth the Indians drove off all the
animals froll the camp on Live Oak Creek,
temporarily occupied by one company of
the lst Infantry under command of Capt.
Arthur. The soldiers killed two Indians.
Utica, n. Y, Nov. 13.-There was a
row yesterday, in the German Catholic
Church, growing out of difficulty between
the priest and the st. Joseph Society, con-
cerning banner. Legal measures have
been resorted to, resulting in favor of the
latter The priest stated yesterday there
were thieves and liars present. therefore,
he would not proceed with the services of
the church until they left. He then with
drew, and fight among the congregation
ensued. -Four of the parties We're arrested
and held to bail.
Charlestown, Nov 15.-The Steamer
Gov. Dudley, has arrived with Havana
dates to the llth. The American schoon-
Iers, with arms and ammunition, had been
seized and all the parties imprisoned
Gen. Musiro, second in command, on the
Island, left Havana on the 10Th to inyes.
tigate the affair.
1t is reported that popular outbreak
had occurred No particulars known.
1t had leaked out that several parties
had been pardoned by Gen. Pusuea who
were arrested for being engaged in tn g
landing of arms.
New York Nov. 15>-By the arrival
the Steamer Orizaba, we have dates from
Mexico to the 4th inst.
The bark Avalanch, foundercd at sea
about II miles from Vera Cruz. The
Captain and crew saved.
A battle had taken place near Camapo
du Guerro between the Government for
ces and the Revolutionists: latter routed
with loss of 2UO men. Santa Annals
health is restored
New York, Nov. live have dates
from Bermuda of the Sth inst.
The Bcrmudian states that the line-of-
battle ship Boscowan, of 70 guns, sailed
for Greytown on the 4th, and the editor
says the British Government is collecting
a powerful feet in the West Indies, under
the belief that serious difficulties with the
United States Government may grow out
Of the destruction Of Grcytown.