Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-25
ITEMS OF NEWS.


successor to BrookliHs Campbell, lDem-l de-
ceased, from the hFst Congressional District of
Tennessee. lie lad & majority Of COO.
The Japan Squadron is reported to have bcca
recalled. This looks as II our Government an
iisiPaiei trouble. Perhaps with spain.
On WodHesiay last. in the New York TIousc OF
Representative. the Maine Law passed the
Senate by vote Of Il to y. Il bad preyiou..
ly passed the Senate by u yeas to II nayx, and
nov ouly awaits TIE .isus,urc Of the Governor
to become law. Should he veto it, Us is int
mated in some quarters, there is doubtless
constitutional majority to pass i; over his Veto
Miss Della Webster, who resides in Kentucky,
opposite Madison. Ia, AMI who some years ago
was imprisoned for aiding in the escape Of
slaves, has again been arraisned before Judge
Gray, Of Trimble county. On the charge Of en-
tioing slaves from their owners in tina; county.
In default Of $4,000 bail, she was committed
70 the Bedford jail.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives
On E,luc lay last passed ProLihitory Liquor
Law by nvo,c crj0 yeas to 6l nays.
Revolutionary movement has taken place in
Aeap,nco, Mcx;co, on the Pacific coast 1t is
under the conluc; Of Gcn ALVAREZ, who had pos
session Of the fort knows the country. AMI IS .
wealthy proprietor. Il is believed that he can
give Santa Anna consileiubl, trcuhlc; tao en-
legged Dictator doubtless thinks &C, fl1 he SEND
1000 men against him, and viii increase the fui ce
to twelve if necessary. The fort is blookaded
by Santa Anna. There has been no engage
mcnts as yet. Like many other insurrections in
that country, it may be put down by buying of
the chief instigator Of it.
The hands engaged at the locks Of the Chesa-
pcake and Delaware canal, at chesapeake city,
St. George and Delaware city, all struck few
days ago for an advance in wages and the ten
hour system. They have been getting ST per
day, and now demand 20. The ten hour sys-
tcm was conceded but the advance refused. The
iOCNo viii oOutN LLllS
ing the summer.
The Legislature Of Texas has done nobly in
regard to education. 4 common school law has
passed. setting apart s., 100000 for schools, in
addition to the very liberal provision heretofore
made for the cause Of education. With eduea-
ton goes temperance, for the same body has
passed a Law submitting TO the voters Ct each
county the question of license or no license for
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors. In many of
the most important counties Of the State, sue
cess on the license side is anticipated.
The Pennsylvania Agricultural Society haa
awarded a premium Of ten dollars to benjamin
Covert, Of Eayette county, for the best yield
per acre Of corn--that gentleman having pro
dvced the past season, the extraordinary yield Of
l5S bushels and seven quarts Of shelied corn
from single acre of ground.
In Boston there are are 800 physcians, oi
which number Is are Botanic, II females,
manufacturers Of artificial limbs; l6 dealers il
botanical medicdes; 13 dentists; > 2dental dcpote
80 apothcearies; 45 dealers in drugs, medicines
&c; 8 chiroyadsts; III midwives and nurses;
surgical and dental instrument manufactures
andin connection with these statistics, it may b
added that there are Is coffin warehouses aud 2
undertakors.
wedding party took place at Batavia, Ney
York, a few days since, and during the evcuin
all hands were taken sick. Subsequently, tn
bridegroom, Mr.. Philpot, the bride, and a youn
man named Peard, died. 1t is supposed tha
some liquor they drank contained poison.
\ bustof the late John Jacob Astor has jus
been put into marble by Mr.. Edward A. Bracb
EFT, Of Boston, the sculptor. 1t will occupy
niche in the Astor Library, for that purpose
The model and cast from which this bust We
made, were the work Of the late Horat,o Greer
ough.
According to the Rochester Advertiser. q b
has passed the House of Assembly for ''the in
proyement of the character Of Rochester"
Two brothers, of the ages of nine and elevt
years, we're picked up from the sidewalk in CL
cago, by the watchman, late at night, in sta
of helpless intoxicaton.
The taxable property in the city and count
, Of San Francisco is valued at $32, 900, ,000,upc
which tax of 100000 was levied in tt
year 1853.
The stockholders ofthe Suffolk county MAS
5 -four mills voted to distribute among the poor
: Boston, -four to the amount Of 81 ,0O0 Such
: gift in these pincLins tines is an evidence th
that corporation has aoll, and t.atjg is respol
sive to the claims Of humanity.
= The Czar Of Russia has informed the King
Denmark that he canHot consent to the neutra
> ity Of that kingdom in the contest now wagir
in Europe. The Danes must take sides with OF
party or tno otlel---so says the Autocrat.
, 1t is reported that the steamer building
t Williamsburg, on the pan of VIM. Norris
= Philadelphia, intended to make the run to E.
! rope in six days, has been sold to the Sultan
Turkey for s2So,oOO.
; The workmcn at the Annapolis! s!NavyIYard ha'
i stopped work on account of an exhaustion
, moneys last appropriated by Congress.
y The three dollar gold coin, authorised by Il
last Congress, will be issued as soon at the di
. now nprogress are completed.
f Apenny Savings Bank is about to be esta
g lished in Boston.