Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-16
Telegraph Items.


brings sdyices from Honduras TO the l2,h
ult, stating that the business part Of the
town of Balize, comprising 100 buildings, |
he'd been destroyed by fire, involving a
loss of $500, 900.
The bark Catharine Augusia, with the
much-talked-of Law muske;s on boatJ,
sailed hence on Sa urday, on the score.
expedition which, as some aver. had been
fitting out here under the auspices OF Gen,
Alvarez, 10 &C, against tho government oi
Santa Anna. The steamer Franklin is
expected 10 leave in day or two OH the
same expedition.
ST. Louis, Sept. s..-A special express
from Fort Lesveaworth, states that on
the 18th august, the Sioux Indians killed
an OK belonging TO an emigrant train
close TO Fort Laramie. The chief gave
notice, and offered to give up the offend
er. Lieut.. Fleming despatched second
Lieut.. Grattan with an interpreter. Ser
geant Trayor, Corporal McNulty, and
twenty privates, a whole detachment were
murdered. We have no reliable partic.
ulars, The chief is among the number
killed. The In Inns are extremely hos
tile, menacing the Fort, which is in a
critical condition. Reinforceme nis have
been sent 10 Fort Laramie.
Quebec, September 9.-H is reported
that Sir Allen M'Nab consents TO mako a
serulurization of the clergy reserves, a
government! measure, which gives him
tho support of Upper Canada. The lib
eral party have made John Welsh leader
in the House of Assembly. Iincks can
not retain Pow at present. Postmaster
General Cameron retires from public life.
Detroit, Sept. 2l.--Much excitement
prevailed here 10 day, in consequence of
an attempt to arrest fugitive slave by
three men from 81. Louis, in the street.
without the assistance of officers. A large
crowd assembled and rescued the fugi-
tive. The captors Instantly attacked the
crowd and re.toek the fugitive. One fired
a pistol wounding citizen. The three
were then arrested and are now being ex.
amined before Justice of the Peace and
on excied,crowd are gathered around the
office.
New York, Sept. l2.--The Post re.
terates the statements relative to the
movements and intentions of the friends
Of Alvarez, and says that 100000 have
been furnished the parties in California
The names of the vessels purchased here
are the steamer Franklin, formerly run
ming between New York and New Or
] leans. and the bark Augusta they have
been altered and pierced for ten guns
The bark has already received an anna
D ment, ard lays of tha Battery. I'nt
e Franklin has no men, coal or powde
a aboard. The crews are AmeLsans. III,
object Of the expedition is to capture iht
f Santa Ana, Mexican Government steam
G er, about to sail from New York, witt
+. 81, 100000 specie on board Severa
e American gentlemen of high standin,
are known to be interested in Alvarez
, attempt to reyolu,ionize Mexico.
e Worcester, Sept. THE Mass, Re
l. publican State Convention is fully attend
ed J. A. Andrew, Of Bingham, was TEN
porarily chosen Chairman.
. Mr. Charles Summer was enthusiast
Iy received on entering the Hall
- Amnsa Walker and Summer spoke
" Henry Wilson is the chief candidat
for Governor, and will probably be non
=, mated. Tickets are also in circuIauo
II fol Judge Hoar, and his father, Samut
Il Hoar. Several Democrats ard Whe
are present, though the greater part al
" Free Sellers.
10 Al the afternoon session Wilson W;
nominated. having 3l9 votes. Snmme
t. of Great Darlington, was nominated f
OF Lieutenant Governor.
u,1 Baltimore, Sept. S.-New Orleans p
/. pers have been received up 10 Saturda,
The Howard Association had comme
ced taking care Of fover patients.
u. ~ The Savannah Georgian give mela
{, :, choIly picture Of the health of that cit
I'll There is an immense number sick. II;
the toarding houses are deserted by t
at proprietors, hotels nre closing, and bus
r. ness is entirely suspended. From t
'g 27 h. nit. TO the 4th inst, there had be-
OF 134 deaths-82 by yellow fever.
a Charleston, Sept 13.--The total deat
IS. for the week, from Yellow Fever, are G
L., AT Savannah all the Hotels are closed a
even the Drug Stores are closing. Stran
Mt ers who are compelled TO stop here, ma
he their exit with the utmost speed. Near
n. all the city physicians are dangerously
of Steamer Star of the South, from N.
a. for New Orleans, has put in here in d
90 tress.
e. Accounts from the interior of the Sts
~ report immense damage done from the
Il cent storm.
ne Washington, Sept: l4.-Judge Lar
e. of Indiana. - r"rssi-c~tis rr~l-~-x-G.
ur Oregon Governorship.
el The Union of this morning publish
fal a proclamation from the President, 8
We nouncing the Queens accep ance of I
Reciprocity Treaty.
re New York, Sept. 14.--Carthage Ba
and also the Drovers', which suspend
,pt short time since, it is said, will Iesul
is- operation in few days.
of Queen Victoria has ratified the Fishe
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