The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-21

min T.. Bray, of Christian county, prssi-
, Gent.
Gov. Holmee' message will lie delivered
Tomorrow.
WasHisGros, Nov
Samuel G. Goodrichi Is suppos.tl. = IN
, be the successor of The Hon, Mr.. " ash.
oar Consul al Paris, Who bas beer, re.ss,,s-
ed,
MIR. Clsmens, our Charge 10 Btleirnt
bavinga desire to return bntnp, will mos.
likely he succeeded by The Huu Richard
Bayard, of Delaware.
Serious charges are said to hase hpen
made against A. b Corwine, our CurSi.l a.
Panamas IN consequence Of " ich be 5 illte
removed.
Mr.. Thompson cf Indiana has declined
the Recordship of the General Land OFF,
II will probably he rendered To Mr.. O'Nei,
of the same State. s 49,
Mr.. Hetty, Of Boston, and Mr.. Benjamin
of New Orleans. declined the California
.Dudgeship.
The government receipts from july lst
to. September S0,h, are Sl5,6e2,4 50 and
the 'nsnditures for ihessame time S., fB0,-
assiEsas~
Capt. Johnson, of the yacht Twilight.
has succeeded ia recovering the statue ii
Mr.iCalhoun; the only injury sustained 10
the !, - Of part of the right arm,.lot las
fracture is concealed by drapery.
LOUISVILLE, No.. J.
The remains of Genera! Tay lor were r.
lceiyed this morning OF The steamer Nav
gator. The firing Of n gun announced the
approach Of Inc boat-tbe ringing OF hell
followed, and hundreds were Immediately
vending their way towafds the binding
the decks of the steamers; The civil ag.AuF-
iries and the military formed, and the ciii-
z, rs in carriages, on horseback aud on
! foot, marched in procession 10 the land
/ ing, preceded by the Mayor aud Mr.. Csit-
tenden.
The latter, in n few eloquent and per-
tnent remarks, addressed the reiaiions al
the deceased-w hich, however, were ouiY
audible TO those close to him. The coffin
was then placed:on hearse, drawn BY iiaa-
black horses, and the procession moved or,
extending in length from five to six squares.
The sidewalks, house windows, and ever,
available spot in the streets through which
| the procession passed. were occupied, anil
the stores, for the time being, were clasefi.
The body was buried in the family round
seven miles from the city.
BALTIMORE, Nov. !.
apart Thursday, the aSih Nov. for Thanks
giving Day,
ALBANY, Nov q
The factories Of The Syracuse and Csi,s
Railroad, Oneida depot, were consumed Ay
fire about . o'clock this morning. Ihe lise
was first discovered by the conductor uf The
Eastern',raip, and is suppose. to have orsi-
mated in the blacksrnith's shop. Several
new coaches were destroy eel with one loco
motive. and a large amount of lumber.
Loss O,oO0. t5s
aa PADUCAH, Nov. ?.
] Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Fuller, !, lie
James Fuller, of the firm of Fuller & Gias-
by, of this place, shot man nnmel Do
zenberry, who, as she alleges, has made
several attempts on her person. On reireat-
ing them Yesterday, she drew revolss
upon him aud discharged the contents Of
three barrels, the shot taking effect under
the right arm and passing nearly through
under Il e left arm. The wounds are severe,
if not mortal Mrs. and MIR. Fuller were
arrested this morning and he'll TO bail
.r.- n. Y, Nov 6.
The Empire City reached here about half
past 10 O'Clock this morning, bringing ahoLt
| 500 passengers and S2,DG6. OC0 in gold dust,
The bulk of the gold dust, about I,00J 600
may be expected by the Georgia ,fhr
Georgia left Chagres before the Empire
City and the Cherokee was to leave Oh sbe
next day, They viii bring each geo n 500
passengers. The Empire City left CHI srcs
on The 18th and Kingston on the a9th The
Isthtus and New Orleans which lett San
Francisco on the LIST and 5;h ult. both arriv-
ell AT Panama, but the Sarah Sands which
left on the 25th has not arrived. The RqG;-.
dor ~ hich left San Francisco ON the 10Th -
CT, .tn- al IA
lSa, having got OUT Of coal. The lsufser
of the Empire City@a resident of Providence
we believe ditd Oh Monday. He Was re
spected by all The officers on board. An
other passenger died on the passage.
". T., Nor. g.
We have a special express from rvlhi,
showing a majority in Delaware conl,y o.
| ?94 for Hunt, TWO towns are estimated,
which may increase his majority.
Reports from - county today, ~
correct as can be this side OF official, gives
42i for Seymour. rih
The above corrections to the list If the
Journa! of Commerce, elects Hunt b. !Ges
majority, and milking the same correction
with the TribuDe's list, IL elects him Ivy L..
SIS majority.
remains extremely doubtful. The returns
dfc eoiiiuudiy SOtatGtO.
The Herald gives Hunt 1887 ma osity,
and the Tribune gives Hunt 1901.
utw - N. ORLEANS, Nov. 6.
| EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-The house Of
McDououghs has been robbed BY oue set
| his slaves and some white men. he
notice says they took three buckets OF geld
and isiiver, aud package of s LOG. ooo IN
notes from the same room. a@t
f}r NAsHINGToN, Nov. g
/ The returns from Texas, received last
night, show that the boundary proposition
has been accepted by vote Of 1000.
Charles Mix has been appointed Chef
Clerk of the Indian Bureau, vice Lot ghery
removed. r. s1' far ts9
BosToN, Nov 8.
Alarge aud enthusiastic Wing meeting
was held in Fanueil Hall las: night. ~. J.
Hubbard presided. The speakers all ws''t
4 for the ratification Of the Fugitive eiaee
Law. Resolutions were passed IN fagog OF
the Union and the observation of its laws,
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