Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
News Of the DaY.

bus during the present month, TO take in
to consideration the propriety of eslab-
fishing Tariff of prices for freight and
passage al higher andard than a, pre-
sent used, and TO discuss other matters o,
interest.
A storm swept over The Southern States
on Friday, sth iist, and broke with terri
rife violence on Charleston, S. C doin g
immense damage TO the city and shipping.
The telegraph reports vessels lost, hous>
es prosirated, wharves submerged and
washed away, and general destruction
Of crops along the coast. ltIs feared that
many vessels have been lost:
The Asla,ic Cholera has completely
de.oluted the village of Columbia. in Pa.
From Thursday noon--w hen il broke out
in consequence Of two emigrant sick
with the disease being left there--until
Monday noon, sirty,SeUcn had died. On
Monday II cases occurred, since then III c
Physicians from Philadelphia have some.
what arrested the awful mortality,
A telegraph from Washington, dated
Monday evening, announces important
dispatches as having been received from
the American Commissioner at the Sand
witch Islands, concerning the Treaty be-
tween the United States and those ISL
ands. A Cabinet meeting was called 10
take immediate action upon the Treaty,
which is understood TO guarantee the an
nexa'ion of the Island 10 this Union. So
look out for Island States, and-look out
that Slavery is not imported there before
the first Senator or Representative is
returned TO Congress.
An interesting item of news by the last
Steamer, as making the face of affairs
over the water, is This: "Ex.Consul SAN
DREs' Universal Liberty Letter to the
; Presiden, of the Swiss Confederation. wos
written in connexion with LEDRU RoLIN
and the German, Italian and Spanish
Chiefs of Revolution. who are all the
while at work in London. A Polish Exile
: is putting it into Russian, and the other
, Chiefs are putting it into the various
tongues for European distribution"
The East has been visited by very
heavy heavy rain showers, followed by
0 very cool weather.-SaturIay evening n
e terrible storm Of wind and rain swept over
'Philadelphia, destroying considerable prop
erty and shipping. The storm at Bolli
; more was also very severe.
Col. S. Watson Webb, who is now il
Enganl, writes to the New York Cou
rer that in tht ee months, or before Chris
S mas, wheat will have fallen from 65 tt
less than 45 shil!ings per quarter. Fh
news by the Niagara looks much like
" beginning at this decline.
i Ths Quebec Gazette snys, quantities q
l. grain in that neighborhood are quit,
Y green in The blade. Cold and wet wealth
;. er have very much retarded agricultur
=, during the present month.
:, 1t is stated that gentleman is now i
u Washington from Now Orleans, to get III
'e appointment of special agent to Madrid
70 His object is To solicit The Queel to pc
, E NIT him 10 remove to New Or!e5ns III
remains of fifty Lopez ii(ibusters, VIII
ID were inferred a, Havana. Very pou
= man AS the Queen is q very piou
Il (D woman, perhaps she will comply wit
~ The human request.
. COL Harney, U. S. A., was among IT,
passengers by the Asia for Liverpool.
is his intention to visit the seat of war
% Europe.
,a The Sault Canal Company have no
" 100 men in their employment, and tn
re work is rapidly advancing.
.l- The whole number of deaths in S
n Johns, N. B. during the prevalence
70 the cholera, is little short of 1900.
,e The Spirituais,s of Boston are abo
forming company with $4,000 capita
to establish spiritual boarding house.
In Portland, Me-, the drouth has rel
d. dered the pumps useless drinking wat
'rt is rs cents a barrel, and all The bountl
en- elm trees are dying for want of water.
,r. Mr.. Peabody, the American banker
i. London, has published q circular letle
~ in which he denies the charge of toadyii
ol 10 English prejudices a: his last Fourth
N Oui y uihhoi'
Of Hon. John Black, for many years
h. member Of the U, S. eenate from Mis-
rs and late of La, died in Winchester, W
: on the 20lh ult.
, The dispatch to the War. Departme
"o from Gen. Clarke. Commander Of Il
nd Western Military Department, fully CO
NJ firms the recently published account
%. the massacre of 1t. Gra,an, Sergt. F
- vor, Corp. McNulty, and twenty privat
% by the Sioux Indians, near Fort Larimi
ed The Fort is in dauger, as il is held by o
be ly 43 men; two companies from Fort +
oil Icy have gone TO their relief. May IL
" bloody Sioux villains be dealt with sever
4S ly; 1t is high time these cut-throats on o
Western borders should be made to fe
the avenging steel, and we hope Gene,
,nt Clarke may have force en- uough to gi
them no quarters.
> OF the new Canadian Ministry, we lea
oy that the new Cabinet arradgemenls O
he nearly completed:
4. Sir Allen McNab consents to ado
rr the entire programme Of the late Min
"s try, 10 leave the Lower Canada section
os' the Ministry as it stands. and give t
&c. Upper Canada Liberals two seats in t
Of Cabinet. This must be considered cor
=, plee triumph Of the Liberals. Tho Gro,
oV is really in nominal power in Cana