Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-30
Telegraph Items.

States brings lS0 passengers and $780,
300 in gold. She left AsPinwsll on the
18th.
Great fires have occurred throughout
The Stale since the sailing Of the last
steamer. The losses sum up nearly 81
100000. Mokulmne Hill has been al.
most entirely destroyed, and the loss is
estimated at $500, 900. The Town of
San Luis has also bees destroyed, involv-
ing loss of Sl50.0OO. Camp Seco has
also been consumed and loss sustained
Of sl25,OO0.
The accounts from the mines are Of
the most flatlering nature. Agricultural
pursuits were also progressing finely.
There was hardly a question but that
the Wings would sweep the State at tthe
next election, as the Democratic party
appears hopelessly divided.
The French Consul of San Francisco
has given notice that sll vessels of Marqus
would be treated as Pirates, and dealt with
accordingly.
Walter Sherwood, Of San Francisco,
had committed (orgeries 10 the extent OF
ST. 900.
Grea, preparation were being made for
War upon tbs Russian settlements.
New Orleans, Sept, 24-The latest
---~'-''- '.~'-- It, Exoediiion of Gen.
Alverez represent it US progressing unely
The Insurgents had reached and enter
ed Utica, whence they would proceed 10
Chancina.
There we're rumors that Santa Ana
would not battle with Alvarez, but would
abdicate as soon as the Igsurgents ap.
preached the city.
Warrington, Sept, 23.-Orders have
bee| issued, by the Secretary Of Navy,
for Ire construction at the Philadelphia
Navy Ward, of four additional ligh, ships
for rhe protection Of the coasters cf the
United StA >es.
The reps I that the settlement Of the
bom5ardmei tof the Greytown affair has
been entrusts Ito our London Minister is
denied from 'od authority.
Secretary Marcy is now engaged in pre-
pairing a reply 10 Mr.. Champion, the Bri-
,isll Minister, who sent him, few days
since, claim for damage, consequent
upon the destruc ton of British property
at Greytown.
Columbia, S. G. Sept. o.. The yellow
fever at Savennah Is as bad as ever, the
whole number Of deaths yesterday was
%. There is only about 1000 of the
white population now remaining.
There is perfect stampede al Augusta,
Georgia; citizens have left en- masse, the
stores and hotels are closed, and the neig-
boring villages overrun with the citizens
of Augusta. All operators in the tele-
graph office at that poin' have left.
The fever is raging badly III Charles.
town: there were tweDty.seven deaths
there last Tuesday.
Savannah, Sept. % The U. S.
Steamer Walker, bound from this port.
for Jacksonville, Florida, when near the
latter place five cannon shots were fred
into her. A ball from one of the guns
passed through the cabin. iriurng the
waiter. The reason for this singular
performance is said to be the fact that
she came from an infected city and the
citizens took this measure 10 preven, her
landing.
New York, Sept. 22.--t dispatch to
Liverpool from Paris, saws a despatch
from Danizic announces Admiral Napier
would leave on the morning Of he 9th,
with the ships Gladiator, Cumberland and
Belle Isle, for England, n. Bakendori'
waited personally on Prince Charles of
Prussia, an avowed par.zan of Russia, to
whom he was charged with a letter from
the Gar. The Swedish diet has de.
manded that the Aland Island be taken
by Sweden.
Lowell, Sept. 2G.-7he Democrat tic
Convention was attended by about GOO
delegat's. lsoac Adams, Chairman.-
Judge Bishop was re. nominated for Gov
ernor by acclamation. Resolutions were
adopted sustaining the Nebraska Bill, and
endorsing the Administration.
Washington, Sept. &C. The Secretary
OF the Treasury announces the amount of
public debt redeemed last week 10 be
$l3O,65O.
The dispatches received by Mr.. Camp
ton, from his government, in relation to
the bombardment of Greytown, are said
to be quite belligerent.
Quebec. Sept. 26.-Secretrry Marcy
has replied by telegraph to the Canadi.
an Government that the Reciproc ity
treaty cannot take effect as regards Cana
da until legislation takes place in England
on it, and all the Colonies interested.
Quebec, Sept. 2l.-The Reciprocity
Treaty received the Royal assent to-day,
and is regarded in force, so far as Cana>
da is concerned, as soon as the United
States takes the came responsibility.
Halifax, Sept 26.--The Steamer City
of Philadelphia, for Philadol phia has been
wrecked off Cape Race. She is total
wreck. Passengers and crew saved.
Portland, Sept. 23.-T. G. Fuller is
elected to Congress from the 9th district,
and not Milikin, Fusionist as reported.
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