American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-05

Runored Mutiny on board The Pronaetheus-J udge
| Sharhey and Mr.. Oscm.
Tho TseihnnS has rnmnr that tho p aes on gore
of the Prometheus had mutinied, taken posses
sion of the vessel, and placed the captain in
irons.
| We learn by the Empire City that Judge
Sharkey's appointment as Consul had reached
Havana. The Diario says that Mr.. Owen was
sacrificed for having been faithful to his duties
under the law of nations, and says that he had
fallen victim to the outcry raised by dema-
gogues in the United States.
From Salt Lake. Difficulty among the Offers
Governor Squandering the Public Fund.-
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. BY the arrival of
the mail from Salt Lake we have information of
serious difficulties among the territorial officers
from Utah.
1t is asserted that in consequence of the
proceedings and seditious sentiments of Mr..
Brigham Young, the governor, most of the State
officers, including b. O. Harris secretary of
the treasury, G. h. Bradenburg, chief justice,
p. G. Bruce, Charles Asserate, and H. r. Pog,
Indian agents. and Messrs. Sillon and Young,
were preparing to leave for the States. Many
others were shortly expected to follow their ex-
ample.
The nature and particulars of the difficulty
are not stated. 1t is said, however, that
500, 900 appropriated by Congress had been
squandered by Governor Young, and that an
attempt had been made by him to take 1874, 900
from the secretary, who refused to comply and
applied to the court to sustain him. This was
done, and an injunction granted restraining the
proceedings of the governor.
Delaware Election.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 4.-The election in
this State was in relation to calling conven-
ton to frame a new Constitution. The MAORI
ties in favor Of new Constitution, as far as
heard from, are as follows: Wilmington, 425;
st. Georges, 81; New Castle, II; Red Lion,
~; Lewes and Rehoboth, 1872. From these
returns there can be no doubt that the conyen-
ton has been carried by large majority.
Louisiana Election.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The election in this
State was for members of Congress, members
of the legislature, and an auditor of the State.
In the city of New Orleans the Wing candidates
for senators and representatives are elected by
large majorities. Bordelon (Whig,) for audi
tor, carries the city by a large majority In the
first congressional district Louis St. Martin,
(Dem.) is elected to Congress, and in the sec
ond district ]. Aristide Landry (W.) is chosen.
There is no returns from the other districts
Steamboat Sunk
BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-The splendid steamer En-
pire State ran against a pier at o'clock this
afternoon, and sunk. ~
From Buenos Ayres- Oribe still trying 10 ledre.
Boston, Nov Ave have advices from Bue-
nos Ayres to the 18th September, being two
days later than by the storeship Relief. Gen.
0ribe had made second application to the
English and French admirals to take himself
and his troops away. He says if he can dis
pose of his property he will resign and 60 to
Europe. The fears that had been entertained
of blockade have subsidized.
kentucky Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 4.-The legislature Of
Kentucky met at Frankfort to day. The Senate
organized by electing Wing clerk and SER
geant- at arms, and q Democratic door-keeper.
The House has not yet organized
Failure Of an Insurance Company.
| LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.-The Lexington Insu-
rance Company has failed, and made an assign
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