The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-07
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In vain we looked for a boat on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday; until Wednesday afternoon
when the smoke of n boat was visible far down
The river, scores of anxious passengers being in
whiting here since Monday morning for the arri-
val Of the Yankee then due. The boat proved
TO be our popular old friend, The DR.. Franklin,
No. L, Capt Lodwcis, who reports that the YAM
kee broke shaft on her way down. The Frank
lin brings the mail, and from its contents, we
clip the following inteli'gence--much of ii copied
from the Galcna Daily Advertiser.
BosToN, Oct. 2G
The {. s.. Marshal has issued warrants for
NJ nber of fugitive slaves, and much-excitement
exists iii consequence among the negro popula-
,ion. The Court House has been surrounded By
them all the. morning. They have expressed
determination to resist any attempt 10 carry Them
RI back to slavery, even to the cost Of blood. The
negro Latimer, who has resided here three or
four years, has been recognized by his MASTER
/ Blood may flow if there any attempts made
at open arrest. 1t is rumored that several have
already been arrested, and that one or two are
now in Jail. Judge Sprague was questioned this
morning, but would not say whether any arrests
had been made. He declared that all exan,ina-
The excitement IS constantly increasing. Negroes
are mastering in a large force.
TERRIBLE ExpLosIoN.--In the town Of CO.
lumbia, Maine, on the 9th ult. B., store belonging
to l.. w. Stephens, was blown up by gunpowder,
causing the death of two persons and wounding
fourteen others.
mail steamship Asia, CaytaiB Judkins, arrived in New
York on the 9Th ut from Liverpool having made the
passage from wharf wharf 10 days and % l2 hoars
The ASIA her outward passage, Arrived Liverpool
Sunday the 9th in 10 days. II hours and IS minutes:
and Pacific Thursday the 10th, in 10 days and %
hours.
In France the President is occupied in reviewing and
fcasting the soldiers, whilst his ministers busy
prosecuting the etors of newspapers for infrapcons
OF the law. Considerable sensation has been III
Paris by the publication CT account Of the ieneys
expended by the late King OF the French, which
petcy exonorates him from the charge Of ingrutitude
towards laile and others, who assisted HIM in 1890.
We learn from Cassel that Gen. Hsynan is under
rest in his house On the morning of the 5th Ieutcn-
ant Generals Urf and GerlaDd, accompanied by
auditors, went TO interrogae the General. He =
much as'onshed that he opened the window ard cried
etreason" The officers nevertheless, proceeded. All
the officers except those Of the Hussars have informed
Haynau they will lay down their arms, unless the Ele-
puts end to the present state Of affairs Hay
first threatened 10 send the officers who
him prison, when he perceived that they had taken
measures to carry ont their Intention he promised To
suspend all further proceedings Till he had received
Instructions from Wilhelmsbad, and not 10 bleak his
rest. The General is said TO be uEwe
Another grand review TOOK place on the 10Th u At
Versailles which the President OF the French rcpub
lie and numerous and fashionable company were pres
eht When the cavalry appeared in front of the presi-
dent they cried vocerously, "VRe Napoleon :" "Vive
PEmpercur !"-IN. Y. Herald.
FoRr LEAvENwoRTR, Sept. Is.
The officers who left this post for Fort Larunlie
on the 18th of April last Coils. Eoouis. Hoffman,
and Major Carleton of the first regiment Of drag
oons, and others, are ON their way back 10 this
post, and are expected IN by the lst Of October.
Col. Hoffman will leave Immediately on his arri-
val, for the new post Oh the Arkansas. Major
Carleton's health, which has been impaired ever
since his duties in Mexico, we are informed, is
still poor aud will prevent him from joining his
company in Santa Fe this winter. The 7ih In
fantry leaves this place for New Mexico on the
18th cf ibis month. Much distress and great loss
is anticipated among the animals belonging to ,he
train, ana much hardship for the gallant officers.
Pittsburgh, Oct, 10,
There are four feet Of water in the chan
mel to-day, and risiag slowly. The regular
packet steamboats, between this city aud
Cincinnati, commenced running this morn
ing. The weather is cool aud cloudy.
Columbia, Pa, Oct. go.
Abon, O'Clock on Friday night, stable
at The rear of the Columbia Bank WAS set
on fire; some eight or nine stables adjoining
were destroyed.