The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-04
Second Edition.

'Cne Nominee, full of passengers, arrived
Wednesday even ng. Mr. Moss, U. s. District
AEornsy ssas one of the passengers, and has Ia
V,rcS vs. 18th n. Y. and Boston files Of the 25th.
w condense the following:
Further as to the Cuban Massacre.
BosroN, Aug. %, 1851.
letter received here from Havana states that
the 30 eu sho, there had, in the frs, place taken
s.. own. and held il for three days, without SOL
,lary Patriot joining them. 1t was probably,
therefore heir conviction Of their desperate stu
siioa which made them attempt TO escape
Tornado in the East.
4 few minutes before O'Clock, last evening
terrific Tornado struck in Watertovn and passed
through the villages Of Yves, Cambridge, part OF
Somti vile ard Medford to Madden, where 1t eX-
pended i,sef-iis path. abont i've rods wide' pre-
cents scene Of fearful destruction. No pers7ns,
fortunately, were killed. The total damage cam
uos he less than $1,000
Late from Hayti.
from dispatches received from there up to Ju-
., %, We learn that the English and French Con-
IS had given notice that they would blockade
every POI, in the Island in case the uaytians
commenced hostiles agains, the Donincans.
The drst parcel Of the new Coffee crop had been
delivered, lad there 10 no doubt Of the inn
measi'y Of the yield
Arrival of the Asia.
The Asia sailed for Liverpool at IL IA
O'Clock OH the 10Th, and brought 1853 pas
seIEers.
he screw Steamer City Of Glasgow left
the Mersey Cor Philadelphia, with the I'M
precedeuted number OF 224 passengers,
some 81 whom were glad TO pay full cabin
fare ;os Ihe low privilege OF making beds
on the floor.
RoME AND NApLEs-The occupation of
KUme by The French, is regarded 10y the
NeaPol.ts'ns, as well As the Ausirans, with
extreme jealousy, and fresh complication re-
speeding he possession of certain posts by
he garris ons are continued sources of dis
lute. Assassnations still frequent.
he news from Cuba Is exciting consid-
cradle attention in Europe.
Generally speaking, the harvest accounts
are much more gratifying; but 1t is not now
hGonted that there will he partial failure
OF he laIaio and turuip crops.
.he great aggregate meeting of the Cath
olic DIFFERENCE Association, was To be held
in Duh!'n on the I9;h instant, to be prcsi-
usd over hy Archbishop Cullen, Prnlate of
I'll ireland.
baltimore, Aug. 90.
The Savannah News states that the Pam
pero, when within 10 miles of HAVANA,
br06e some part of her machinery, allowing
her - tloat along the Gulf Stream for two
hours, approaching HAVANA before the ac-
cident was repaired. She came IN sight OF
Moro Castle. and ia sight of the soldiers OF
che water battery. She however got up
steam, sGi bore away for Bahia.
LO;ez vas received by the people with
open arms, sud the greater part Of his SOL
diers mounted on horses, The free offer
f7g Of the people. The Pampcro remain
"a AT Bah'a Honda all night, and sailed for
Key West, nearly destitute Of coal, which
acco@n,s or her long passage.
letter from Savannah says, a company
Of 100 men would leave there for Cuba
and therc vas much excitement in conse-
puerce. The city was Illuminated, fire
works So of, and the Cuban flags were
floating rom all the public buildings.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. %.
! large Cuban meeting was held here
lass 'Igtt and another is 10 go off tonight,
and similar ones are being held in the in
terror towns Of tins State
BUFFALO, Aug. 80.
The fugitive slave Daniel was discharg-
e. by Judge ConkIing this afternoon, and
be is nov n Canada.
NORFOLK, Aug. %.
The -. S. steamer Saranac did. not sail
Tor Havana Till this niorniny-tlerained by
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