Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-10-06

On the Arrival Of the America .
Boston. asalute Of twcniy-seven guns wa
fired, at the request Of the British resident
by the American artillery, in honor ofth
victory.
There is now in the Treasury nearl
So. .OOO, 900 subject to draft, Of whiel
s6.OOO.0OO is deposited in New York
$4,000 in Philadelphia. s1I4. 600 il
Baltimore, and SO. 333 ,333 in Boston.
Gov. German Of Minnesota, remark
ell tine other day in Washington, that Gen
eral Shields had retired beyond the limit,
OF Civilization, and was livingin in a portion
OF Minnesota, "whcrc no foot save the red
mans ever pressed the grass.
-Premiums Of $50 cash will be given
by the n. York Tribue, TO the boy. under
l3, who shall grow the best acre of corn
or rocts o: any kind.
The Russian flag counted at Sebasto-
pol, in the month of September, 1854, Sc
renteen ships, five of 120 guns, the re-
maindcr of 81 guns four frigates of sixty
guns; four coive;tcs or briggs twelve
steamships; and cighty-two ships of infe-
nor rank in all los ships. carrying 2, 200
guns. This colossal armament was de-
stroyed by the Russians themselves, to pre-
vent it from falling into the hands of the
allies.
Judge Roosevelt, of the Supreme
Court, has set down the second Monday in
November, for the trial of Baker and 9TH
rs, indicted for the murder of William
Poole.
The election of delegates to Congress,
n Minnesota, comes off on the 9th inst.
The second annual exhibition Of the
ohio and Pennsylvania Horse Fair, will
'ome off on the 10th, 1lth and 12th inst.
lnder fine board OF managers, headed by
'ol. S. d. Harris, Of Columbus, as Pres
lent. 1t is thought the exhibition of for-
cs will excel any yet made in the West. i
very arrangement has been made for the
omiort Of visitors and the convenience of
xhi5itors. Geo. b. Weaver, of Salem i
the corresponding secretary from whom ;
ny Information may be had concerning !
le show.
The heavy rains recently have caused q
rcat freshcts il the East. In the vicinity
Baltimore the destruction of property r.
as quite serious, and on the Schuylkil IT
was felt TO a considerable extent. a
The Toledo Times has beer quoted as v
paper that had banle,i down the name of
hasc and run up Tiimjlc. Chsse's name
Sill flying at its mast head. It's editor u
iers TO and cuntra!ictS the rumor of his =
ange' lie will continue to support Mr.. ec
nasc. lie says Trimbe will not get votes Y
o"Gh III Lucas county to make it reSpec- ~
bic. Either Chase or Melill will be G. s;
ted, and the trUe men of the Northwest a,
We no idea Of aiding the candidate of the g
ave Democracy by throwing asay their N u,
tes upon TrimJlc. -
The yellow fever is aba;ing. Few ca on
are occurring Of very malignant char. pc
Ter, which indicates Il lack Of material eh ,:
the disease to feed upon. At Norfolk ki
re were seven deaths on the 2Sth ult or
three up to noon Of the next day, but it
neg cases. AT Portsmouth, II deaths c''
Wednesday, eight on Thursday, and
zee on Friday. II
Santa Anna is reported as buying up an AZ"
the game stock in the nei 5hborhood Of wi
nvitaS, at high prices, say from eighty. an
dollars for hens of legitimate fame, to COZ
nigh as one hun lied and thirty-six dol thr tIn
ior cocks of good blood. in
tly
LITTLE CoAT.-In the life the Rev. y
Judd, the following striking thoughts ,no m
III: ant
lie preached a sermon from the text e's
is mother made him little coat, p
l. ii 10. Passing from the letter to the in :,
it he speaks Of clothing for the mind son
the soul. and endeavors to impress fel,
hers that they should bemore solicitious laif
ut snch little coats than for the fashions and
frock jackets, Or other garments of wit
body. ;n,.