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

oats passed up last n,Sht ans! snls morn
it,. viz: Storm and z. prnaywitr, for Lou
.svii!e; Cherokee for ST. Louis, Mob iwk tor
Askausas river. :,
ARRIVAL OF THE AraicA.-ihe Africa
arrived ar the wharf between AMI 9o'-
clock this morning, with Liverpool dates 10
the IS ult.
The Niagara arrived Oh the aO,h. the At
.aulic on the Oath -.
The news from England is unimpor-
sanf.
The procla,nalion of Lauis Napolcon's
Presidency for four years, is ca'cu'a'ea VIII"
certainty.
SpAIE.-In Spain the ministerial crisis
hos sut,ided. The German dispute SIN
CONTINUES. Affairs in Sch,eswig and IDOL
S..,in continue the same Both parties are
urepariur for the renewal of hess'iitIes.
Sr,re,s ELECTRIC LIsHr.-Mr. State
of Cnciuna,i, who discovered the electric
iicbt. is now in England, illuminating cities
AMI s1ors. At Sunderland he exhibited
III. Ign, from the lighthouse. The Sundcr-
lagA Herald says: "Three miles of, lady
was enabled to real letter which she had
ueye- opened before; aHd at two miles dis
lance, The Herald Was read with ease l,y
nua,her of individuals. The commission
ers who were appointed 10 examine the
iight, proceeded ont To sea seven miles, Mt
which distance the pier light was invisible,
while the electric light shone clear, bright
and cffulgens as ever" s-,..a
DEArHFRoM LocxJ.w-Alien Stephens
Of Port Deposit, Maryland, died on the 81
instant, of iockjsw, Induced by pistol shot
in lie knee, which he received Oh the 2lst
Of September The Eikton Democrat gives
The circumstances rs follows:
"a quarrel arose between George Hines
aud man named Sheckies. a stone cutter,
from Baltimore, about young girl, rela-
tive Of the former, To whom the latter bad
been paying some attention. lines bred
pistol Mt Sheckles; the charge missed him
and'took effect in Stephens knee. producing
death in the manner above stated. Tho at
fair will be investigated a; the ensuing term
OF cur court.
AxorHEs AaGo--The last Grant county
LNi,.) Herald has the following notice OF
1. Ial lch, in the western part of the State.
The schooner Neptune, destined for San
francisco, now on the stocks at Waterloo,
vii. &c lnuched on Thursday the 5lst inst.
az which an address appropriate TO the oc-
cas.oa will he delivered. 4 dinner will be
provided and ball in the evening. Cen
,lemen and ladies! Come one, come all
aad whosoevsr will, let him come aud par
take Of the good things prepared for those
pha love rare sport.
TAe Neptune, like her predecessor the
Enterprise, is to 60 down the Mississippi,
across the Gulf of Mexico, and then TO be
drawn over the lsthmus and lauuccd anew
into he Pacific.
NoE-IxrERcoURsE-DI is Z
said Southern Company has sent To Eng
land 10 negotiate fer line of steamers, to
ply directly between Liverpooi and Charles
;ou, Savannah and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nre
lor'aing, whose object is to suppress the
employment of Northern ships in the South
,ern coasting trade, and the use Of Northern
Gan, features among the people. Aud at
one meeting in South Carolina. a resolution
WAS adopted, recommending the suicidal
pelicy of rejecting Northern laborers, the
ckaliics, &C., who may come into the State; 3
and hat they be refused employment
STEAMER SEIzED.-We ledrn that, some 1
fortnight since, the steamer Azure, Captain I
Wakefield, built al Philadelphia, AID des-
ti,ed as was supposed for Venezuela, Jeff /
Philadelphia secretly in the night, without
clearing at the custom house and without
papers. Accordingly orders were dispatch
Ell ~ telegraph TO all the Southern ports to
1eize Der in case she should enter any one
NJ Ih EN-. Finally, on the 18th instant, a
etress of weather compelled the Captain to
put into Wilmington, n. c., in badly
i, ,-aaged con,lition. There the steamer
was captured and prosecution commenced .
a gainsr her commander for violating the /
revenue laws. We understand that she did /
NOT belong to Venezuela and was not des-
tined for that country. From the best in
fosaation we can obtain, and this is by no I
means precise, she was on her way to St.
Domingo, ami is supposed to have been in
feRded tor an expedition against Cuba, Of
" hch that or some o.ker West India Island
Is to lie the ralIying place. When she was
seized there was 20 arms or military stores
On board of her.--[N. y. Tribune.
IaroRrAHr FROM PAsAmA.--,4n attempt
ed Rerot,aion tkeret-By the Ohio we have
received files Of the Panama Star, with
dates 10 the 9Th inst. Considerable excite
ioeni had been created ia consequence Of
the discovery Of 4 scheme. the object of
& hich is the overthrow OF the existing gov
erpnent of that iaovinco, for the nominal
purpose of declaring it independent of the
-htFuAifC oi new oTsiuud, vi WHICH IL Is Z
IA integral part. Owing to the vigilance of
The Governor, it seems the plot was discov-
e-sd in time to defeat it. Mhe use leaders
were, he Star does not tell Us, bur hints
pretty plainly as follows: J i
"0n Moodny, two Of the supposed ring
seaders, one of whom is an ex-hero of Che
pultepcc, commenced active preparations
tor leaving the city, and before evening both
were safely embarked on ship board bound
60 California. Thus deprived of two Of its
chief leaders, and another, the distinguish
Ell general of whom we have above spoken,
becoming dispirited and disheartened by the
lack Of sympathy and assistance which he
had fooiishiy counted upon from the more
aud peaceahly disposed portion
of lie connunity-especially the Ameri-
can and other foreign residents-thc great
revolution has ended in gas, and Is now the
sui,;ecs of universal mirth and ridicuie!'
Else here in the Star, we find that COM
non report assigns The leadership Of this
revolution to Geaeral Flores, who is some
!. hat notorious throughout South America,
Ior his restless and disorganizimg spirit. r.
Among those also suspected Of being con-
serted a the plot is General Jose d. Es-