The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-11
by order Of the Court.
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From lhs Teegraphic Dispatches Of tue Gslrna Adv.
s~nls Fire in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. L..
About O'Clock this morning, a fire broke
out in tho stable of The Lake Stree, House,
in the alley Immediately north Of the Sher
man House, aud near The Post Office, and
before it could be stopped, IL spread To
Clark street on the East, and Lake street
on the North. As near as one can ascer
tain, the following persons were burned
out: ......
Clark Slrcet-J. Denct, Confectioner
Jones s. Patrick, Exchange; Misses Amber
son, Millinery establishment; j. III. Atkins,
Jeweller; H. Ncwhali, Fruit store Chap
mans Tobacco store. Lake street-Cloih-
ing store, name unknown; Bowman 4 Co.'s
Drug Store; Lake Street House, occupied
aud owned by T.. II. Aiken, also hy Mr..
Cole, Clothier. Next West, a building oc
cupied AS Shoe store anI "a small Fruit
store; A. Getzler, Hat, Cap and Furnish
ing store; next, l. Thompson * Co., Pain
tiers and Glaziers. The rear of Calvert and
Bautow's Hat and Cap shop, and the adj
joining buildings, occupied by A. Brand and
by SHOWS Telegraph Office, were consid-
erably damaged.
Origin of the fire not known. The loss
will not be very great, the buildings being
ell wooden; probably $4,000. The loss IN
merchaDdize by damage from moving, will
be considerable.
Lotc from Cuba.
SAVANNAH, Sept I.
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day with Intensely interesting news, highly
encouraging for patriots, since 18th ult.--
Lopez ard his army had encountered the
Spaniards ia several contests, in all Of which
The latter had been dsfeaied with heavy
loss.
Lopez is now marching upon Havana n,
the head of 800 TO 1000 men, and is daily
receiving large accessions from the sur
rounding country. The Spanish troops are
completely cowed by the frequent reverses
they have sustained. The greatest excite
,nent and CONSERVATION prevails in the ci,y
OF Havana, rs there were only 700 troops
there, who could offer but feeble resist
ance.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. ..
Steamer Cincinnati has arrived, bringing
dates from Havana to the afternoon Of the
Havana, on the morning of the 25lh ult.
with fifteen soldiers who were wounded al
battle fought on the 2lst ult., at Cadoia-
ria. Spanish reports say that 40 patriots
were killed aud 40 were taken prisoners.
The despatch from the coinmantant al
Bahia, says he shot SIX prisoners OH the %,
,,!t., including adjutant Gen, Graham, a,d
Lieut.. Fernandez.
The Captain General, on the 2iIh, is
saed proclamation offering quarters TO al
prisoners who will surrender within four
days after the notice is published, and par
don to those who deliver up Lopez.
The Spanish loss at Cadolaria wand
seem to be large. Letters say that al ex.
press train had left Havana with severa
surgeons for the wounded Spaniards.
The pairiots were always shot Us soon u
taken.
A letter says, that Lopez is in position
TO hold out two months.
The Crescent newspaper of this NOR
ming, publishes q letter from CrIttenden
half an hour before his execution. He say.
he had not a single musket or cartridg,
when his command was taken, and LOPEZ
had no artillery at all.
~ BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.
The New Orleans Picayune says, tina
the Cuban liberators, of whom there is 4
large number, have given the whOlo direc
ton and management of their affairs into
The hands Of Gen. Felix Houston, who, il
carrying OUT their views, will take care no
TO violate the laws OF The country.
The Washington Telegraph Gays, tina
arrangements have been made IN the Uni
led States for The landing of 5000 men i,
Cuha, in a short time, under The con,nan,
Of distinguished leaders, adding, that i
would give details, if polite.
The Columbia, of New York, on tn.
SO,h nlt.,i encountered a severe gale, i,
which Mr.. Kelly, Chief Mate, fell over
board and was drowned.
Several Hungarians left Montgomery
AIabana, Oh Monday, to join Lopez.
WAssiNGror, Sept. 2.
The Secretary of the Treasury, yester
day, received a dispatch at New Orleans
staIIng that. 1000 men were waiting 10 em
bark for Cuba. The Collector. was Inform
el, in reply, that should the men embark
certain officers of the United States at New
Orleans. would he held responsible. no.
The Republic of this morning, states
thar, upon the American Consul, at Ha
vana, calling upon The Captain General {,
complain to him for The firing on the Fni
con, the latter expresses his regret at tn
occurrence, and said it would not happe,
again. That j. probably occurred becaus
tho Spanish vessel had new commander
who bad recently come to Havana. and d.,
not know the Falcon. .ra,re
DREADFUL AccIpgST.-Wea are indeb,s,
10 MIR. II. w. Miller, of this city, for III
following particulars: t,ar