Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-07
TrIEGRAPHTC DISPATCHES
FROM THE GALENA DAILY ADVERTISER.
NAuyoo, Oct. 9, 1913.
;To,mon Temple in Ruins.

NAUvoo, Oct. 9, 1913.
M.imon Temple in Ruins.
This magnificent structure was observed
;, be nm fire in the cupola about O'Clock
his morning, and was totally consumed,
9th the exception of the naked walls
tThe fire is supposed to be the work OF an
incendary.
Mr.. Corcoran succeeded In selling SIX
millions on United States Loan.
o,Brien and Mayhem indicted for High
Treason.
Intelligence received at Liverpool states,
that Mayhem and O'Bren have both been
indicted for High Treason.
France.
Paris, on Friday night, was in state of
great excitement, in expectation of the arri-
val of Louis Napoleon. Cavaignac will not
oppose him on taking his seat. A change of
Ministry is talked of.
ST.. LOUIS. October 6.
Georgia Election-Good News.
Returns by Telegraph from Georgia show
the following results:
In the LIST district, Thomas Butler King,
Wing, is elected over Jackson, Loco.
In the 2d district, James Calhoun, Wing,
is elected over Welborn, Loco. A Wing
gain. This district is represented in the
present Congress by Alfred Iberson, who
was elected by 907 votes.
In the Sd district, Allen +. Owen, Wing,
is elected over John j. Carey, Loco
In the 4th district, the Wings were gain
ing when the report closed. j. w. William
son is the Wing, and Hugh A. HARRISON the
Loco Foco candidate. At the last election,
Harason's majority was 252.
The 9th aud 9th districts have not been
heard from Both elected Loco Focos last
year by decided maorities.
In the 7th and 8th districts, Stephens and
Toombs, both Wings, are elected.
In the present Congress the delegation is
equally divided-four Wings and four Lo-
cos.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the steamship Cambria.
BY the following report, several hours la
interesting news:
BosroN, October 6.
The steamer Cambria has just arrived.
The Irish still continued to foil the vigi-
lance of the police and military to suppress
them, or TO capture their leaders.
Various opinions exist as to the result of
the State trials, and as TO the course which
the Government will adopt, if verdict OF
guilty be obtained.
Frankfort has been the scene OF san
culinary revolt. Forty barricades were cree
ted and desperately defended, and the dis
turbance was not suppressed at the last ac-
counts.
The Continental policy still exercised an
injurious influence on commerce, and crea-
ted doubts and uncertainty The manufac-
turing business was diminishing and prices
receding. The factories were adopting short
time.
The arnistice between Denmark and
Prussia has been ratified by the Frankfort
Assembly.
Things look gloomy at Paris. The opin-
ion was getting to he common, that Cavaig-
nae and the Assembly cannot establish Re
public, and yet none offers a remedy which
does not conflict with the views of the
friends of order, by making the military,
which are feared, conspicuous. Cavaignac
is considered honest, and could give an eX-
cellent government.
Verona has been the scene of fresh tumult
and bloodshed.
Hamburger has also suffered from local
disturbances.
Hostiities have been suspended in North
ern Italy, on account of the acceptance of
the mediation, hut it was feared that Naples
would make efforts to subjugate Sicily.
Maryland Election.
Frederick county has elected the Wing
Sheriff by 400 majority.
Prince George, Wing Sheriff and Senator
Cecil, Loco Foco Sheriff.
Ann Arundel, Loco Foco Sheriff and
Senator.
Baltimore, Loco Foco Sheriff The re-
turns show Wing gain on the popular
vote.
Georgia.
In Georgia, the result also shows Wing
gain on the popular vote.
ALToN, October ).
Company A. c. and F., Illinois Volun-
teers, arrived from Santa Fe, yesterday.
HoRRIBLE ATTEMPT AT SEDUCTION