The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-06

! IMAGE Dy Lne brethren, any tninS else thar
credtabe to their morals.
The reception from internal revenue on
Saturday amounted to S2,l79,005. Tota
receipts during the week, 1925, sci
Total receipts during the month of August
SIS, 043, $40.
Henry Ward Beecher has accepted the
invitation to act as chaplain to the soldiers
and sailors convention to assemble at
Cleveland
George w. Briggs, paying teller of the
Nassau Bank in New York city, was ar
rested on Saturday, charged with embez-
cling 500, 900 Of the funds Of the bank
He made full confession of his guilt.
Queen Emma of the S Sandwich Islands.
started for home on Saturday last.
Spain has abandoned the war against
Peru and Chill.
United States Senator Wright, from
New Jersey, is lying dangerously i'll at
Norfolk, Connecticut.
TUESDAY, September 4-European ad ,
vices by the cable dated last evening, state
that Austria has ordered the reduction of
her army to peace footing. Bismark is
endeavorng to secure an alliance between
Prussia Austria and Russia. 1t is
thought that solutioa of the Roman
question will Immediately follow the ses-
sion of Nenetia to Italy. England has
sent large force Troops to Canada The
Great Eastern is now engaged in laying the
second wire across the ocean, having sue
ceeded in raising the old one and making
a connection with it.
The presidential party left Niagara, y
Y, yesterday morning, and proceeded to
Buffalo, where they we've most enthusia, IT,
cally received Elk President Fillmore
in a lengthy address, welcomed Tie distin
uglshed guests to the city. The President
and Secretary Seward returned the thank :
OF the party for the compliment. From
Buffalo to Cleveland every station was
crowded with spectators, who loudly cheer
ea the President and suite. and manifested
other demonstrations of respect The
train arrived in Cleveland in the evening.
where another grand reception was given
them. After supper, the President ad
dressed the large crowd assembled in front
of the kennard house
Maj. Gee, of Andersonvillc notoriety
has been acquitted.
\ board Of officers of the United States
Army, has been ordered to assemble at
West Point on the Both inst, to examine
cadets applying for admission to the mill
1 tary school.
The wires Of the Russo> American telc-
graph have been stretched distance OF
/ 10 miles above New Westminster. Brit
ISL Columbia.
1t is believed that the real destination Of
the Spanish feet, heretofore reported =,
! Papete, is rendezvouscd in South Am.
erica.
\ prize fight took place on Sunday
near Sheepshea bay below Brooklyn. be,
tween Ned Romly, of Brooklyn, and John
Cody, of Redhook The fight lasted an
hour and ten minutes, when Romly wa.
declared the winner
On Saturday night Mike Murphy and
i've of his comrades. all Fenan prisoners
escaped from the Jail at Cornwall, Canada
\ German named Fred. Hauser attempt
ed suicide yesterday in Milwaukee, but
failed
The first train from ST. Paul to St
Cloud, Minnesota, passed over the Pacific
railroad yesterday.
The cotton crop in Memphis is repre-
sentel to be failure
Gold opened in New York yesterday a,
Sl45i and closed at Sl45i
WEDNESDAY, September 5-Dispatche,
by the cable state that the American en-
baSsy in Prussia has gone to Novgorod, on
the extreme eastern border of the empire
Count Bismark, in the PruSsian chamber
Of deputies. stated that the differences be.
tween the ministry and the chamber were
so radical as they had been supposed to be
even upon domestic questions. Seven
thousand CircaSsanS had captured the
Russian town of Lukum kalkullv. but
were afterwards driven out BiSmark had
peremptorily refused to entertain Schles
wig petition that that state might be
allowed to revert to Denmark. The peace
so far as 1t relates To Prussia and Saxony.
Is SAID to rest upon very prccarious foot
ing. and war is possible at any moment.
y dispatch was received yesterday in New
\ DIRK ria Valentine from Mr. CYRUS W.
Field, on board the Great Eastern in mid
ocean News had come to those on board
that vessel by the same route above>men-
toned that serious outbreak had occurred
in Canada. Mr.. Field wishes to know if
this be true News by steamship gives
details of the great banquet at St Peters
burg, and states that the health of the
President of the United States was drank
before that of the ear. an honor never
before granted in Russia to anv foreign
nation. The rat; ications of peace in Eu>
rope were signed Aug %
Large and enthusiastic conservative
lass meetings were held on Saturday, ut
New Castle and Martnsville, Indiana
EDUCATIONAL NOTICE.
The Fall Term of the Plymouth Graded
school will commence on Monday the 81 day