The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22


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Reported Expressly for the Daily .adr.
DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. IS.
All returns from Pennsylvania and
Ohio elections come in slowly, but in
dications are that both States have
elected Democratic Governors and
State officers by large majorities.-
The Legislature of Ohio will be DEM
ocratic in both branches.
New ORLEANS, Oct. IS.
The Steamship Yacht has just ar
rived, with Rio Grande dates to Oct.
9th. A detachment Of Carravaials
forces has captured Reynosa, and Sc
cured all the artillery and munitions of
war. The Rio Bravo newspapers re-
port thai CaTavajal had received large
reinforcements. Gen. Avalos was bus
lily engaged in fortifying Matamoras.
The Collector at Brownsville has is
sued circular, cnjoining great vigi-
lence on the Custom House officers, in
consequence of the revolution. It is
stated that the Americans have ADAM
doned the cause of Canales and as
sumed the command. Intercepted Mex
lean letters say the Mexican comman-
der will serve all the insurgents as the
Spaniards served Lopez. These ac-
counts are derived from the Browns
vile papers. The Mexican Treasury
is at its lowest ebb, and the govern
ment resources almost annihilated.
New ORLEANS, Oct. Is.
Gov. Letcher arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 1st instant, and Immediately
proceeded to the capital of Mexico.
The L. S. steamer Saranac arrived
at Pensacola on the 9th inst. Com.
Parker reports, that Breckenridge and
Beach, of the Lopez invading cxpedi-
ton, who were taken in an open boat
at sea, after the complete suppression
OF all hostilities, were to be tried at
Havana.
We have dates from the city of Mex
leo, by the schr. Robert Sheldon. to the
18th instant. The affairs of the Mexi-
can Government continue in the great
est confusion. Several Intellectual at
tempts had been made to form a cabi-
net. Disturbances had commenced at
Guernero.
The cholera was making dreadful
ravages at Guadalaxara.
"A party Of 16 armed Americans.
who were landed secretly at Mazatlan.
had been made prisoners.
Accounts of the Revolution in North
ern Mexico had not vet reached tho
capital.
Late accounts from the Rio Grandc
state, that the Sheriff of San Antonio
arrested two of Wild Cats negroes
one otwhlch is Cuffee John, a leader in
the Florida war.
HALIFAX, Oct. II.
fy letters and Telegraphic despatchcs
iron, II e" rictou, we are enabled to give the
following additional particulars in relation
to the fearful storm in the Gulf of ST
Lawrence, and along the coast of Prince
Edwards Island. The whole shore is
strewn with wrecks Of vessels and dead
no.ics OF The crews. Charlattstown.
rfihce Edwards Island Coroncrs have
gone to the village Of Cavcndi>h, TO inves-
''Sa'e INTO the cause Of the death of II
persons whose bodies were washed ashore
at that place. The body of a man with a
boy las he'd to his back, came ashore. but
was not recognized There is good rca-
son to believe that 100 bodies have been
lioa'cd TO the beach since the STERN. From
'hrec to live hundred sail succeeded in
making safely into harbor. Vessels orr;-
wing, bring dismal accounts of the storm.
which 1t is said has never been eor,Ilod
CHARLESTON, Oct. Is.
two H n ohion members of Congress, and
gia. " III "eor-