Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-08-25

and some houses burnsl. Prince L.atA l.
H. who was in command, withdrew his
roops in order to avoid loss oi.lise: aud
hEs says the Journal de 81. PeiersLurgh,
daichina was exposed, almost delenceless
o a thirtl bombardmcni. The Allies, az
er destroying with iiHpuniiy farmers and
ishcrnan's huts Oh the shore. drew near
he city evacuated by the troops anl aban-
ionel by the inhabitants. and directed
heir artillery at the Temple OF God. built
iPon the place upon which they concen-
rated their fire. Toward . o'clock in the
'vening a shell, which had lecn thrown
ipon the church, burst on the roof and
saused a fire from which the Lclirsy alone
'scared. On July SDlh tho two steamers
AMI the two gun boats, keeping Gatchina
N sight. took TO sea.
Tar BALrc.-The patrie saws, private
messages which had been received at Par
IS ander date Of The eth, announce that the
Allies have operated with success against
8e"el. No despatch Of more recent date,
however, has been received to confirm this.
The Austrian Gazette states that ac,
:ogding to sdviceS from Bucharest of tl,,
18th ult., the Aga, or common police mag.
.atrate OF that city, has been dismissed IN
consequence Of complaints ON the part oI
he foreigners there. and especially the
Russian Consul General.
poLANp.-Thc Car of Cracow states
that preparations for the new levy in 70.
land are carried on with great activity
The standard of heighth is lowered and i
is very difficult to obtain exemption. Thi
is the fifth levy i'll that country within TIVE
years.
The Invalile de Russo Of the lst O
August publishes Prince Gortschakolf
journal Of military operations from til,
I'D, to the Doth of July. The Prince ac
firms that the well directed fire of his ar,
Itillery often silcnces the Allied batteries
and drives their men from the trenches.
The Journal de Frankfort says that tn
Austrian Government has demonstrated
with the King Of Naples and blame hin
for the consequences which may issue from
the errors Of his ministry.
New YORK, Aug. 81.
Investigations which have been goin,
on before the Fire Marshal seem to indi
cate that Jocobs was really the incendiary
and fired his own premises on Chatham
street, in which six persons, including hi
own wife and two children. lost theirlives
The evidence also goes to show that ia
cobs' foreman, Tessman, was an accom-
plice.
The Mexican correspondent Of the Tri
buno gives some interesting particulars G
the Texan connection with the Revolutio
on the frontier.
The rich placers in the neighborhoo,
of San Antonio, he says, sent an agent t
Vidinrara, with a proposition that if h
will make a treaty guaranteeing the surrcn
der of all fugitive slaves on the Mexica
side they i'll turn will reciprocate tn, at
by returning all the fclons who escaped t
Texas, and also to place 1000 men at til
disposal Of Vidinraara, equipped and off
cered III the same manner as the regul;
troops Of the I. s., and bear all the expcl
ses until such troops shall arrive at an
place Eidinrara may name. The Texar
have already raised 200 thus far, for thi
purpose, and their agent has already ha
an interview with Nidinrasra at Saltill
The same writer states that Caravai
had disagreement with Eidinraara, an
returned in disgust. The latter was abo
to march on the interior as far as San LII.
Potosi.
II, S,r Torrtc kutr Or