Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14
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! LAID UP-Arrangements upon the canal indi-
cate the closing of the Illinois and Michigan
| Canal is prospective The packets Louisiana and
Prairie State having been hauled off for the season.
/ II The Editors of Maryland have had con-
vention; and among other things, resolved that
newspapers should be carried in the mail free of
postage, through the Congressional district where
! printed
SENATOR FoorE BURNT IN EFFIer-Senator
Foote is meeting with opposition in the State of
| Mississippi. In Canton, Hon. Franklin Smith,
! (Dem) denounced him traitor, and the inhab
itants burned him in efigy.
MAYOR OF PITrsBURGH ISDIcTED-The grand
/ jury have found true bill against Mayor Baker,
for misdemeanor in Office. One of his policemen
has been found guilty of larceny, another of per
( jury, and another OF assault with intent TO kill
II Great efforts are making by the naval Off.
GERS at Washington to revive the use of the "cat."
The President opposes the movement.
! The Republic ridicules the arguments of the
Union relative to the necessity of a Presidential
] Proclamation to Boston.
STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER-The steamer Tele-
! graph plying between Philadelphia and Baltimore,
burs, her boilers near Newcastle, DEL on the eve
ning of Nov 7th Seven persons, as near as could
/ be ascertained, were killed. and many others
scalded aud otherwise wounded.
Captain Claypoole was very badly hurt
The Arsenal IS thrown open for the reception of
the sufferers.
u Mr. Harmanson, a member of Con
gress died at New Orleans on the 10Th.
A singing mouse, with notes like a lin
net, has been trapped at Rochester, Eng
land.
1t is said that Sir Edward Bulwer Lyt
ton has play III preparation for the Prln-
cess Theatre.
NJ Poitevin made an ascent from the
Hippodrome, Paris, mounted on the back
OF an ostrich.
APPolNTMENT-Ch Charles Mix has been
appointed Chief Clerk of the Indian Blu
reau, vice Loughery removed.
The Locofocos in Mann's district have
nominated L. r Whitaker for Congress
He takes the Baltimore platform
~ The Philadelphia papers announce
the death of Commodore BYENE, of tie
u. 5. navy, who died few days ago at
Bristol, Pa
The deliveries of tea in the metropolis
for the week ending Oct eth were 57S,-
| 0J5 lbs, being larger than for fortnight
previously.
The Catholic Annual Register" for
=, &C
who have left the English Church and
joined the Roman Catholic religion
IL Judge GNATT, a celebrated jurist
died at his residence in Greenville, S. q
on the 18th ult., in the seth year Of his
age. He served as judge from 1915 TO 1912
THE TEXAN BOUNDARY PKoPosITIoN.-I
The Returns from Texas. received at
Washington on the 9Th show that the pro
position has been accepted by a vote of
ZOO
The celebrated preacher, the Able La
cordaire, has been appointed Provincial
If the order of Dominicans in France by
the Pope. He Is expected shortly in
Paris
The Pope has named a committee to
take into consideration the best steps to be
adopted relative to the transport of arti-
cles of Roman manufacture to the great
Exhibition Of London
Mr. Pomeroy, a man formerly in mode
ate circumstances. in Covington. has lust
called 100000 by a sale of patent
'ight of his own invention, for coating
ron with copper.
STEAMBOAT BrRNr-The Steamboat
Tribune from Cincinnati for New Orleans
rs burned so miles above New Orleans
"a Saturday the 4th ult \ great portion
t the cargo was lost.
On one day over 400 couple applied to
municipal authorities of Paris to be
larried Those learned in such matters
alculated. that before the same day next
ear there will be $50 separations
MoLoNY is elected in the Chicago dist
ct by a majority probably Of 800 to 0O0
The returns were not all in at the last
'ates full returns may lessen. but cannot
Increase the above His election, howev-
r. is considered certain.
DEATH OF A MILLIoNAIRE-John Nc
Donough died at New Orleans of Cholera
N the Goth alt He was a native of Bal
timore,and Is estimated to have died worth
ten million Of dollars The New Orleans
Picayune says. he has left his money to
the poor of Baltimore and New Orleans
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BosToN-Tbe
great freight depot of the Boston and Ne
Railroad. was totally destroyed by fire on
the morning of the 9TH, together with
train of cars. Also the goods of How
ard & Ferrald mahogany dealers. who &C.
cupied the upper part Of the building =
Their loss is estimated at $50 600 insur-
ance only Sic, 00O, total loss over s300000 !
JUDsoN HUTcHISsoN-We learn from
one Of his brothers that Judson remain
! ed 1lnlN one d. II, th1 Insann A c--I-,,,, n