Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-11

the death Of Oen- l&tflenon- ben- n A-A
mex of has been appointed TO suceed him
in the defence Of Sxbastopol.
TRIEsTE. 2Clh.-From 1Telizond, al
vices state that previous to the Oh vi July
the Russians made an attack on Kan. but
after firing a few shots. suddenly with
drew. Gen. Murabieff. il is now sail. in
tended to attack Erzeroum at the same
time that he invested Kars. 10000 Turks
are marching TO invest Erzeroum.
ITEMS.
CHcIxxArI, Aug. The corner OF
the now building in process VI erection for
the Ohio Life aud Trust Co., fell 10 day,
crushing to death six persons and injuIing
several others; two 50 severely that their
Lives are despaired OF. Robt. Cameron,
mater builder, and W. b. Curtiss, super
inten 'Cnt of the building. were sitting be-
meath at the time, and John Chambers and
ID. Waldron passing by, all well known,
are among the killed.
ST. Louis, Aug. S.-A Kansas cores
pondent, writing 10 the Democrat, says
there is great excitement regarding the
newly appointed Governor, MIR. Dawson.
The legislature are suspicious OF his sound
ness on the Slavery question. AnticiPa-
ting his non-acceptance of the appoint
inent, a petition is being signed 10y both
Houses, asking that Woodson, present
acting Secretary, be appoiuted-pIoviding
Dawson declines.
Reeder's vctoes have been referred to the
Territorial Judges.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. S.-Judge Larabe,
held a special term of court yesterday at
West Bend, Washington county, for the
trial of Geo, De Bar, the murderer of the
wife of John Manner and hired boy, Oh
the 1st inst. The Jury brought in u vor-
diet of murder in the first degree, and the
prisoner was remanded to jail to await his
Ihnal sentence. As the Sheriff, with the
prisoner, surrounded by the military, start
ed for the Jail furious mob knocked DE
Bar to the q ound with stones the militia
ry gave way and the mob then gave De Bar
severe pounding, tied rope to his heels,
dragged him half mile through the streets
and hung him up 10y his heels to the limb
of tree, where he remained hanging lie
less at o'clock last evening.
SrEtSGF1ELp, Mass, August THE
committee of the X. \. Convention has ii
nally reported their platform. They pro-
pose the admission OF naturalized Foreign
! Protestants into the order-protest against
the importation of foreign paupcrs and
!, riminals-demand the restoration OF the
Missouri Compromise-declare slavery to
be sectional and freedom national-andd de-
nounce the national Administration, and
recommend a fusion Of all parties to over
throw it. There will be opposition to the
clause admitting foreigners into the order
f as it is deemed practical adoption OF the
) Know Something platform.
NEw YoRK, August 7.-Jacobs, who
was arrested on suspicion of having free
his premises, was examine yesterday
resulting in his discharge. Not a particle
! of evidence was elected against him.
A gang Of counterfeiters was ARRESTED
, here Yesterday. Among their stock il
= trade were counterfeit IS on the Mercantile
Bank of Providence, Chemical Bank o
this city, &c.
: Mrs. Adsline Rock, of the Chatham
:. street fire, died at the Hospital last night
Har daus shtor, fonr yaars of age, died few
hours previous. Mrs. Jacobs is believed
f to be beyond all possibility Of recovery.
The Steamer james Adger, with tn
New York and London Telegraph Co. ex
= cursionists, left this morning. There wer
~ about 20 III the party.
The Eren;ng Post states that the actin!
q U. S. Consul at Grcytown has reported /
= the State Department the fact that til
T.. Nicaragua Transit Co. are shipping troop
# by their steamers in large numbers to N
caragua. They have been enlisted for fol
, months and their pay is guaranteed by til
a a Co.
/. Sr. LOUIS, Aug--July 305h the kanss
l. Legislature passed an act Incorporating tt
t, Leavenworth Lodge Of masons--loO
S, number. On the same day several acts e
re tablishing roads in different parts Of Il
v Territory were also passed.
IN August Isl an act was passed relative
as marriage contracts and causes Of divorc
e. Several roads were established, also, al
sh an act passed prescribing the form of oa
g for office-the substance Of which Is tn
all officers shall take oath to support t
r Constitution of the United States, suSta
and support the provisions Of the NeorasI
en- act and the laws of the U. S.,-particulo
OF ly that known as the Fugitive Sla
law.
he The news of Reeder's removal caus
Of great excitement.
D. At election here, yesterday, the Dem
y cratic candidates for Circuit Attorney a
Assessor were elected. Everything pass
I'VE off quietly.
c. Nrw ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-The Steam
~ Alton, with a cargo OF 1000 bales of C
m no ton, was burned few days ago in
"0 Yazoo river. All destroyed.
ard SYRACUSE, Aug. The delegates
lis the Liquor Dealers Convention are arr
to ing fat and the hotels are full already.
The weather is quite cool.
= ,ba SARATOGA, Aug. THE suspected |
~ glars were examined to day. kingst
and Henderon were seen by the cham
,sL- maid near Gen. Halsey's room. &.
~ Merritt identifies Henderon and Edd,