Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02

Troy. Aug. SS.-A fire broke cut and
destroyed Quigley's Planning mill, in the
inmsdiais vicinity Of . lumber yard.
The lumber is now on FIRE. A strong
wind is blowing and fears are entertained
that il viii be very destructive.
sP. M.-The FIRE is still raging and
che humber yards, o in number, on Front.
-s,., are burnt up, ssd eli the dwellings on
that street, b,low Division-st. IOsbIocks
are enirely destroyed, and two other.
partly Consumed extending from the Riv.
w 70 Seconds bridge. The Chair Fac.
tory, very large manufacturing estab.
hshment. is also burnt. The Depot oI
the Hudson River R. R. Company, and a
large number OF dwellings are DESTROYED.
Over 100 valuable dwellings are Destroy
ed in addition to the number,
The most valuable part Of the lower
section Of the city is in ruins. Property
to the amount Of 81 900, 600 is consumed.
The ERE is still extending.
The 6ne dwellings on Washington
Place are in great japger. The fire de-.
partment Of Albany and adjoining villa,
ges are sen, for
Milwaukee, Aug 24th.-Ati 10 O'Clock
to-day fire was discovered in the lof. Of
Davis Stables, in the rear Of the U. S.
Hotel The wind was blowing fresh from
the south east. and in few moments the
whole row Of buildings from Davis 10
the fremont House was in flames. The
wind then shifted TO the east, and in an
incredible space of time, the U. S. Hotel,
and the whole block, extending frosa Hu>
ron 10 Mlchigan.sts., including the whole
square bounded by Main, Huron, East.
Water and Michigan streets was id flames.
S500,o00 has bsen destroyed
Boston, Aug. 29.-.Ths Republican
Party met in Convention, and appointed
15O delegates TO the State Convention.
The delegates were instructed 10 urge. in
Convention, the passage OF resolution
calling upon the clergy TO lend all the in.
fuence in their power TO secure the Colo.
nisation Of the newly organised territory
of Kansas and Nebraska by Freemen.
Washington, Aug. 25.-.Lord Elpiu
has informed the State Department, thai
pending the action on the provisions o.
the Reciprocity Treaty, The river St. Law
renee will be thrown open to American
vessels.
New Orleans, Aug. 25.-The steamer
Oriziba arrived here to-day, bringing ad
vicesfrom the City of Mexico 10 the 20lf
and Vera Cruz 10 the 22d. Twelve
days later Mexican papers received.
A great number of deaths had taken
place in chihuahua from actual starva
tioR.
Ia Duranjo the Government forces
have obtained momeniary check over
the Indians, but they appeared in other
parts Of the county, causing great alarm
|, is estimated that twenty whies had
been murdered by them during the week
Several arrests of conspirators hsc
been made by order Of the Government.
Cincinnati, Aug. 29-A terrible tor,
nado passed over Louisville on Sunday
last. The third Presbyterian Church wa.
blown down during the service, killing
instantly, 20 persons, and severely in
juring others. About 100 other buildings
we're unroofed and blown down. Loss
estimated at 100000.
The same tornado passed over Jef1er.
sonville, blowing down four houses.
Washington, Aug. 2e.-The Star says
that the official acts of Capt. Hollins al
.he bombardment Of Greytown, have re.
eeised the approval of the Government,
which will shield him from all suits, such
as that brough, against him in New York.
Buffalo, Aug. 29.--The cholera deaths
for the week were forty-three. of which
there were only two Americans.
The pine woods, near London, Cana
da W est. are burning, and the fire threat
ems the city. The smoke is SO dense
that the Great Western Railway trains
have to be temporarily discontinued.
New Orleans. Aug. aO.-7he steam
er Nautilus arrived to-day from B, azos,
Mexico, via Galveston. She brings la
ter and important advices from the Rio
Grsnde.
The revolution in Tamilpas was
spreading 10 an alarming extent, not
Notwithstanding large numbers of troops
had been dispatched to quell it:
There was no doubt of the successful
triumph Of the Insurgents, OF the date of
oyr latest adyices.-
They were in full possession Of every
town in Iamilipas with the exception of
Matamoras and Tampico.
Boston, Aug. 3o.-S.. John papers
state that f e is raging in the woods both
sides Of the line, between New Bruins.
wick and Maine, with immense damage.
In Percy, Maine. a new brig on stocks,
nearly completed, was destroyed.
The ST. Andrews STANDARD says for.
ess are bnrning in all directions. Many
farm.houses are burnt 10 the ground, and
crops destroyed: Drought continues in
New England, with no sigus Of rain.
Boston, Aug. 20.--.Orr, the street.
preacher, was convicted here to-day of
disturbing the peace, and fined $40 and
costs, and required 10 give bonds in $500
for good behoyior six months. Sixty.sev-
en- emigrants left for Kansas to-day.