Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-09
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mail arrived al 81 Louis 10 day.
Peace has been established heiween
The people Of the city and the Utah 70.
dams, Gov. Young having concluded a
treaty with all the chiefs.
The health Of the country is good.
The raiss have been more abundant than
ever known, and there is much larger
quantity Of land under cultivation.
The storm st Salt Lake did considers.
BILE injury TO some OF the wheat crops.
From the Lake to Green river, grass is
scarce. A great number of horses, sheep
and mules are on the route. Seven thou
sand sheep were driven off in body.
After passing Fort Kearney, the country
showed signs of heat and drought. Wa
ter was difficult TO procure ; the grass was
withered, but was plenty. A band Of Ca
msnches were met crossingthe Arkansas,
and sent TO camp; having obtained pro-
visions they departed pesceably.
Four thousand persons have gone to
Salt Lake this season.
Many complaints are made Of oulrsges
by the Pswnee Indians. A man named
French, wood teamster, was killed in
broad daylight, and 700 sheep driven off.
The crops in New Mexico are good.
The train experienced no trouble from the
indians. Buffalo were numerous all over
the plains. .
Baltimore, Sept 3.-The New Orleans
papers of Saturday, contain details OF
Mexican news up to the 22d. The Mex.
ican papers assert positively that Count
Boulbon was shot.
San.a Anna has issued a decree, ena-
bling religious orders to avail themselves
of the civil tribunals, and to enforce up.
, on the monks and clergy, adherence to
their vows.
Ii is reported that Villarenl, next ip
command, and one Of Alvarez's an1osi
able supporters, died al Acapulco, o!
wounds received in the late skirmish,
! Gomez, the secretary Of Alvarez, is also
reported to have died.
An official statement Of the Treasury
shows S25 100000 in the treasury on the
28lh nltimo.
Boston, Sept. 5.-An official order is
sued by the Secretary of the Navy, de.
= taches Capt. Hollins from the command oI
) the Sloop.of- War Cyaae, which now re-
e quires repairs for future service. The
, Secretary expresses his regret at the ar
: rest of Commodore Hollins for the Grey.
!. town affair. Captain H. addressed the
i crew and was cheered by them.
S Boston, Sept. 4.-There was terri
e BILE riot on Sou.h street, las, night, be-
. tween the Irish and Natives. The police
3 were charged upon by rioters. They
e however succeeded in making so arrests
g A riot also occurred among the Irish al
1 Summerville. Some 200 were engaged
r in it.
; Baltimore, Sept. 4.-Latest alvices
e from Mexico report battle near Mata
p moras between the Revolutionists anc
? the Mexicans, in which the latter were
defeated with loss of 7 officers and 81
e. Den.
New York, Sept 4.-There was stree
preaching al Bowling Green yesterday af
,ernoon. The Irish commenced throwing
> stones, when general fight ensued. The
Know Nothings, small force, were driv'
en- up Broadway. An Irishman stabbed
James Wood probably faally. Several
? pistol shots were fired without serious ct.
= feet. There was also disturbance at the
l Park, where there was also street
preaching. The fights seem likely to be
resumed.
Twelve cases Of silks and velvets re.
: Gently smuggled from Europe, were seized
on Saturday by Cyrus RielI, inspector ol
Customs at the store of Mr.. Fastacoli, a
Spaniard, No. 81 Pearl.st. 1t is believed
to be the largest amount ever received at
one time and is valued at $4,000.
Chicago, Sept. 1.-The flags of the
shipping in the harbor were displayed a,
half mast, and the bells tolled all this
: morning, as an expression of indignation
felt for Mr.. Douglas opposition 10 the
. River and Harbor Bill. He speaks here
: TO night, and there is great excitement.
? Buffalo, Sept. "A letter from Adri
/ an says that the Erie & Kala mazoo Rail
f Road Bank has redeemed all their bills
, presen ed for payment. and the run on
{ the Bank has ceased.
! Buffalo, Aug. 3l.-A party of l25 EN-
r igrants, from New England for Kansas
a went up the lake last night. They take
with them six engines from Rochester
and some patent grist mill from this city.
1 All the party were in good health and
spirits.
Tne Lake Superior Journal of Satur.
day last, says the mining prospects are
f flourishing. The shipments since Aug
18th amounted to over 257 tons of COP,
I per, and 408 tons of iron ore.
, Complaints are made that the cana
agents are interfering unduly In the COM
ing election.
The weather is cooler, and there are
indications of rain, but none as yet fallen.
Washington, Sept. 2.-The Secretary
of the Interior is about to restore market
all the land withhold from sale on account
. of the contemplated Railroad running
through or near them. except in cases
where Congress has actually made the
, grants for railroad prrposes