The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-12-19

VEEIFIcATIoN OF A DREAM.-Just two
weeks since, last Saturday night, says the
Boston Transcript Of the 9th inst, yonnr
lady vesiding in Hanover street, in this civ,
retired 10 bed at her usual hour, and 10 her
usual cheerful, happy frame Of mind. Af,sr
having fallen asleep, she had frightfui
dream or vision. She dreamed thar her
brother, who was in the western par. Of
New York, was killed, and his bod liorri.
bly, mangled in death. This dream seemed
so vivid and real, and impressed her mind
so forcibiy, that she awoke, and even ross
from her bed, and walked her room, geen-
ing in great anguish. Another lady, who
was asleep in an adjoining chanber. was
awakened by her waiIiDgs, and on going
into the room TO ascertain the cause, founa
her sitting in a chair weeping. The ladv
endeavored to soothe her fears, and finally
persuaded Der to retire once more 10 bed
and try to forget the dream. The f,eyi
morning the young lady received tele-
graphic despatch announcing that her broth
er, MIR. Wise, brakeman on the Western
Railroad, had fallen from ih, cars on one
Of the freight trains near East Chatham, n.
Y, was run over, and instantly killed
New YoRK, Nov. Is,
At last we have complete return .rom
the State Washington Hunt, Wing, *
elected Governor by about $50 majority,
over Horatio, Seymour, in an aggregate Of
aboat 400, 900 votes; Sanford E. Church,
Democrat, Lieut.. Governor by about 1900.
John C. fN1ather, DEM, Canal Commits
sioner, by about 1900 majority; Charles S
Benton, Dem, Clerk Of Appeals, by about
{, 400 majority; and Angel, Dem; State
Prison Inspector, by about 5000 majority.
'Vno I,1ooo..o,,
diyided, and there is Wing majority Of 2
in the State Senate, and about so in the
House Of Representatives.
BALTIMORE, Nov. L.
The ship Angelique, arrived here to-day
from Callao, after a passage of I00 days.
She reports having sprung leak off Cape
Horn; at one time she had seven feet OF
water in her bold. The hands, after pump
ing for thirty days, got the water partially
out. She is loaded with guano, skins, &C.;
one hundred tons Of the former were lost
while on the way.
The Angelique has bad four new crews,
and seven new officers since her departure
from the States. She has anchored IN nine
different ports, sailed tweDty-seyen thou
sand miles, and been absent but Is months
from New York.
IHELANCHOLf ACC1DENT.-N . tedFf
| from the Johnston Echo, that fatal acci-
dent occurred on board The Express Packet
Ohio, on her upward trip, on the night oil
the 9th instant. A man named Maguife. IL
resident of Lockport, in attempting 10 go OFF
deck into the boar, missed the stairway and
fell into fhe recess, his breast striking the
railing and causing his death in few min
utes. He was returning home from Biairs-
vile, at which lace he had taker, passage
He was inebriated at the time cf the fatal
occurrence.
NAvAL.-The whole of the United States
Mediterranean squadron was assembled in
the Bay of SpezZia, or the 18th ult., con-
sisting of the flag ship independent, fr,gale
Cumberland and Constitution, steamer Mis-
sissippi, and store-ship Lexington. a court
martial had then been in session tor nearly
two weeks on board the independence, en-
gagged in the trial of a lieutenant and others.