The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-27

There /, nothing heard of the steamship
Atlantic.
No news Of the election Of Senator in
Mass except that Rob,. Rsntoal is elected
70 serve Unit, the 9TH Of March.
The editor Of the Galcna Advertiser,
who represents that he has led off the presi-
tcf,ial election jigs for the last ten yeas,
says be cannot Conceive it to be his present
duty rctake any step, in advance of a gener-
al movement, to designate his preference as
TO che next Wing candidate for the Presi-
deltcy."
From Mexico.
B,LrIMoRE, Feb. IL.
DATES % the 10Th ult. received at n. Or
ls.,ls from Mexico, state that the packet
s,r;s Eosaa, from n. York, was signa.:ed
from the Castle.
The revolutio= at Guanaxata was in ia
scr OF Santa Auna, and was soon quelled,
although The Insurgents held the State two
DAYS. 6 en-. Arists, in his manifesto states,
that Il is MS intentic: TO govern worthily the
cuuniry If his birth, and to devote himself
80 It's honor and prosperity.
The war in fucatan still continues, and
tse Northern States of Mexico generally
are troubled with Indians.
Feb. 10.
Gos. Lowe has appointed Robt. J. Bond
Attorney General.
:'his side of Chester, yesterday afternoon
the; cars came IN contact with carriage,
coRiaiaing q respectable farmer OF Upper
Defby. The horses were killed:
New ORLEANS, Feb. III.
The steamship Alabama started out,
hui got aground, and was injured so
much rs to be compelled to return for
repairs.
The steamer Ogilv;e, bound to this
pert, with cotton on board, sunk. The
boat and cargo total loss.
Jenny Lind has met with immense
success. The proceeds of the two Con-
ccrts were over $50, 900.
Gen. Henderson second trial has
closed, but the Jury could not agree and
will probably be discharged.
The magnificent steamer Autocrat,
bound from this port to Memphis, with
heavy freight aud a number Of passen-
gers, came in collision with the steamer
Magnolia, OH the 9th The Autocrat
sunk imnediately, and il is supposed 30
passengers were lost, including several
cabin passengers belonging to Tenues-
see. Capt Grant, J. Ferguson, child
Of Mr.. Goodhuc, Sd Engineer, and two
or three others are said to be lost; also,
) negroes. Boat and cargo atotal loss.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 9.
SuirwREcK.-Thes chr. Polly Kinds
arrived at this port, reports having con-
veyed to Key West forty passengers and
crew Of the brig Martha, Sanger, which
woso wrecked about the middle Of jan
nary on the Quita Suene, in the Carrib-
bean sea.
Baltimore, Feb. IL.
ANNAPOLIS COMMUNICATIVE An
napolis convention, the committee on Ju-
dietary have reported in favcr Of elect
ing judges by the people for the term of
len years, and whole reorganization
Of the ystem-abolishing the Chancel-
la aud Magistrates courts, and forming
a district court of appeals.
Boston, Feb. 8.
'fn the woods ut Braintrce, yesterday
there were discovered the dead bodies
of two persons, frozen stiff. One of
them proved to be woman in male at
tire. It appears that they reached
Quincy, near Braintree, in November
las, and past as half brothers. After
stay OF eight days, during which the
man worked at boot making they com
mlted suicide. The female was IL
years Of age, well educated, and of
higher station than the man.
Nunda, Feb. d.
4 man named Johnson was shot dead
near the village of Belfast, yesterday,
as he was going to mill, with load of
grain. When within a short distance
Off, he. overlook an irishman, who
asked permission to ride, which was re-
fused by Johnson. He had proceeded
but few rods when the Irishman fired
upon him with rifle. The ball passed
through the arm Of a man who was on
the load with him, and then through
JohnsOp's lungs. The Irishman has
been arrested.
A despatch from Harrisburg state
that in Pennsylvania Legislature, where
there is large majority, Committee
has reported bill for the establishment
ola FREQ banking system, and that it
WILL undoubtedly pass.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.
The propeller Erickson, running be-
tween this city and Baltimore, was cut
through by the ice last evening and
sunk. She has large cargo which, it
is supposed, with the boat, will be
lost.
Considerable excitement exists among
the coIcred population in regard to the
case Of Esther Williams, a fugitive
slave. A large crowd is assembled
around the commissioner office, and
the marshais and police are on duty
excepting the avenues clear.
CHICAGO, Feb. Il.
The steam Touring mill, belonging to
Messrs. Morley s Mason. near the Ga
lena railroad depot. was consumed by