Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-11-12

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New York, Nov. l0.-Thc U. S. frigate
Mississippi, Capt. Long, arrived at this
port this morning, in fifteen days from
Gibraltcr, having on board forty-two Gn.
cluding chiidren) Of the refugees, and who
left Turkey with Eossuth. The Missis-
sippi wSs received with salutcs from the
forts, ani men Of war in the port
Washington, Nov. 10.-Tho Republic
this morning announces the appointment
Of Comm oioro Charles Morris as Chief of
the Bureau of Ordnance and IIydrography
vice Commodore Warrington. Gischlrscd,
aud Commolcgo Wn D. Sp1etor takes the
p,,ace vacated by Commodore IorIis.
The New York papers are still uncertain
as TO the result of that State. l, IS, how
ever, believed tie Wings have carried their
Treasurer, Canal Commissioner and After
ney General. For Comptroller, tho con-
test is very close. The Democrats have
elected the Engineer and the Surveyor
General, and the rest ofthe ticket, though it
is all in extreme doubt. The State Senate
lids fair to stand sixteen Democrats to
sixteen Wings, There is a prospect Of q
small Wing majority in The Assembly.
Philadelphia, Nov. 11.-Thc Spanish
Minister demands an apology at the hands
of our Government, growing out of the
recent Cuban invasion, but as the Spanish
Government has promised to dictate the
particulars, and which shall be received,
Mr.. Webster, very rightcously under the
circumstances, prefers making an apology
ate: MS own fashion.
Nossuth mas written a letter to the
Mayer Of New York, thanking the people
through him fcr the kindness they have
shown him. 1t is presumed Kossuth is
now on his way to this country. The story
which received such widespread circula
ton Of a difficulty having taken place be-
tween kossuth and Capt. Long, is denied.
The election in Massachusetts came of
yesterday. There are three parties in the
teld-the Wing, Democrat, and Free Soil
ers. The contest it appears was a very
spirited one. It is thought there is no
choice for Governor, and that the Coalition
tho Democrats and Free Soilers-
will carry the Legislature. Thc question
of amending the Constitution is defeated.
The vote for Governor, in Boston stood
Winthrop, W, 1898; Boutwell,, D., 5000;
Palfrey, f. s., 1892.
\ disgraceful riot took place on Sunday
+. NJ. in Pittsburg, between a party of
Pro'cstants and Catholics 1t seems the
Protestants were about to bury a member
of their church, which gave offence to some
Catholics, who took the corpse and car
iied it off to the ground of their own par
,icular faith. We are pleased to say that
such scenes as Il csc never take place be-
tween American born citizens.
From Port au Prince VIC learn that the
Emperor of Hayti has agreed to truce
for one year with the Dominicans
Col. Ross, wealthy citizen of Pitts
burg, died Oh Saturday. The bulk of his
immense wealth falls 20 heirs in Phiiad'a.
Josiah Lee i Co., the bankers Of Balsi.
more, have taken s750,000 upon bonds of
The Bait. & Ohio Railroad at 80 cents to
the dollar.
New York, Nov. ll.-Tke Methodist
Property suit was decided by Judge Allen
in the L. S. District Court this morning.
The decree in effect is that the complain
ants are entitled to their share of the pro.
duce Of the book concern, and that a de-
cree be ordered accordingly.