The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-05
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{ AREIvALor THE STEAMSHIP AfRicA At
New foGK.-The Steamship Africa, Capt.
Ryrie, from Liverpool, arrived at1 o'ciork
this morning with dates to Goth Get. She
brings ll9 passengers.
The Africa passed on 7ih inst. at o.
clock, steamship Asia, hence for Liver
pool.
The Atlantic made her passage 20 Liver
poor in II days and 90 hours. Ths Maya
ra arrived AT Liverpool on the Sunday pre-
viOus.
The political news is Of but little import
ance,
The agricultural meetings which have
been held, exhibit marked advance in the
position offar,ners.
The Paris Journals are occupied in dis
cussong the position and probable future
conduct of Gen. Changarnier with respect
to the President and = prolengatinn of his
powers. The permanency of the Repub-
lic seems to hang upon this point.
A serious disturbance has taken place in
the prison at Douciieus, among the; political
prisoners. A number Of The ringleaders
have been placed in irons and the governor
Of the prison has gone to Paris to report the
case.
Gen. Boujolly, on hearing ofthe resigna-
ton of Gen. D'Haulpool, with whom he
had some misunderstanding, sent him n
hostile message. The affair, however, had
been amicably arranged.
The retirement OF Gen. D'Hautpool,
Minister of war, is now certain, ami: bis res
ignation will take place before the meeting
of the Legislative Assembly. Gen. De-
Arbolni3le and Gen. Shatnme are spoken
of as lkeiy TO succeed to that office
NJ. Guizot, it is said, will offer himself as
candidate for the department of Cher, at
the election which is to take PLACE in the
course of next month.
The Count of Chambourg is said to have
addressed a letter TO some of his friends in
Paris expressing his decided ,isapproba-
ton of The prolongatlon of the powers of,he
President.
The ministerial crisis in Hanover has
been brought to termination for The pres
ent, but another crisis is apprehenled at no
distant period.
The Prussian Parliament is to be convok-
ed OH the 9th of November.
Accounts from Berlin state that there was
n suspension of the Hessian agta,ion, pend
ing the issue Of the Conference at Warsaw
between the EmperorS of Russia and Austria
and Count Braudenhurg. The movement
oftroops still continued towards the Hessian
frontier. There does not, however, appear
to be any hope of Il change in the electors
policy, AMI an invasion on the part Of Aus
tria and Bavaria is expected.
n. Y, Nov. IL.
The Atlantic has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 3Oth. Wheat demand moder-
ate, and prices of this day good. Corn firm
tendency upward.
The Roman Catholic Hierarchy, in Eng
land, is the all-engrossing topic.
The difference between the English and
Lisbon Cabinets, is becoming serious.
Tn. Georgia sailed yesterday for Chag-
res, with 3l4 passengers.
BosroS, Nov. II.
The Wings elect their Con gresham in
this city. Briggs, for Governor, got 9O4S;
Boutwell,, 1908; Philips, 1884.
NASHVILLE, Nov. II.
The celebrated Secession Cony ention as
se,nbled to day. Gov. Mcdonald of Ga,
was made President. He made an eloquent
address in favor Of secession. There were
present about 80 Delegates. No roll was
called.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. IL.
The day has been unfavorabie for out
door business. Transactions, however,
did not fall short Of that Of several days
during last week, but were not heavy.
Flour-sales of 900 hbls Quincy cily mills
at $50; Hope ASS: Quincy IL; Pitts
field superfue 4,25; choice country deliver
ed on board at 400; 700 bbs Harrisons at
4, 50; and 200 lbls Gardner at ASS, and 100
Ocean at 400; demand is fair and buyers
were disposed 10 operate literally.
n. Y, My. IS.
Jenny Kinds morning concert. is now
The Hall is crowded and a
splendid display of ladies and juveniles are
disappointed in procuring tickets.
Official returns from several more coun-
ties have been received, making SO coun-
ties in all. IL takes SO votes from Hunts
majority as published in the Tribune ofthis
leaving him $50 ahead.
The Tribune expresses doubts as to the
election Of Hunt.
The following are the official ,najorties
Just received:
Westminster 376 for Seymour, Rockland
ia for Seymour. Richuond IS for Hunt.
Queens 364 for Hunt. Broome 63 for Hunt
Putnam Asa for Seymour.
BosToN, Nov. 49,
Vote for Governor in sos townsl Briggs,
1888, Boutwell,, 35,454, Phillips: 81 ,3S9,
525.
The Senate will consist of ID W higs, 90
Coalition, no choice. The House stands
as far as hoard from l5S Wings, lis Dem.
81 no choice.
DELAWARE ELECTIoN.-The. Governor
and two thirds of the Legislature are Lo-
COS, thereby securing L. S. Senator.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. IL.
The Maryland Reform Convention had
to-day. After The fourth ballot
it was proposed and accepted, that sif there
was no choice on The sixth ballot, the high
est candidate should be declared President.
On the sixth ballot Chapman received As,
Johnson As, Scattering s.
Chapman was thereupon declared elected
and was conducted to the chair. After n
speech flom the President the Convention
u,ijoureI.
WAsHiNGToN, NGv. IS.
The Prospectus of the new daily paper
to support the Union party is issued to day.
Ii rs called the Constitutionalist.
The report from Chaplin's trial twas not
received yesterday, owing 10. Il storm.
Efforts are making to remove it ia Balti-
more, on account of prejudice against him
ut Rockville.
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL.
BosroN FUGiTIvE SLAVE CAS- E. No