The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-06
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL.

Inc southern ana Eastern mall, alter
three weeks absence, arrived about IL
o'clock on Thursday night. Mr.. Bur
bank, one Of the contractors, who left here
on Monday morning week, met it short
distance below Black river, and returned
with it-hurrying through with all posi-
bic despatch. He informs US that the Ex-
press Company now have the road thor
oughly stocked and manned; and that they
will not only be able to put the mail through
regularly in future, but are prepared to
accommodate any number Of passengers
that may offer.
We give below such items of news as
are of interest. We have no dates from
Galena later than the 9th ult:
Arrival If the Cambria.
BosroS, Nov. 10.
The steamer Cambria, Capt. Leilch, ar
arrived at 3 o'clock this morning.
kossulh, his family and suite, had &C
cepted the offer of a free passage on board
the steamer Washington, and would leave
Southampton on the 14th, for New York.
Mr.. Croskey American Consul, had pre-
vailed upon the Captain of the Washing
ton, to delay his departure 10 afford Kos
suth an opportunity Of being present at the
Polish and Hungarian Ball, to be given at
Southampton on the evening Of the 18TH
kossuth had been received most flatter-
ingIy at Guildhall in London. A corpo-
ration address was made TO him bv the
city clerk of London. His passage through
the city was continuous triumph. A
very large crowd gathered around the
Times Office and burned several copies of
that sheet. Extensive arrangements are
being made to receive Kossulh at Liver
pool. Lord Dudley Stuart would present
the address.
Kossuih on board the Mississippi.
WAsHINGroN. Nov Is.
The Republic Of this morning contains
a note from Captain Long. of the steamer
Mississippi, together with an exlrac: of a
letter TO him from Kossuth. Capt. Long
asserts, that nothing but the most pleas
ant intercourse passed between him and
Kossuth. The letter from Kossuth is most
enthusiastic in expressions OF gratitude,
and concludes as follows: "Mav the
blessing of God prosper You and attend
you and your gallant officers and crew,
wherever they may 60"
Instructions have been sent to Judge
Sharkey to proceed Immediately to Hava-
ma, and TO take immediate action in the case
of Mr.. Thrasher, and TO demand his i'm
mediate release or his trial as an Ameri-
can citizen.
Advices have been received from Gal
weston 10 the 9TH inst.
All the American troops, but ten, who
were stationed at the Ringgold Barracks,
have deserted and joined the insurgents.
The Mexican Government are concern
trating their forces at Monterey, and Gen.
Uraga has been appointed to the command
Of 5000 men, with whom he intends
marching to the seat of war, for the pur-
pose OF suppressing the Revolution if he
can.
There has been report in circulation,
that Farwell is defeated for Governor of
Wisconsin. The last Madison Statesman
says that his majority will not vary much
from 1000. The majority in favor of
Bank charters will probably reach Is, 1000
The Wings have a majority on joint ballot
in the Legislature.
THE BANKING LAW IN ILLINoIs.-The
Chicago Tribune publishes election returns
on the Bank Law from some SO counties,
the majori,ies of which foot up as follows:
For the Bank, 1880; against the Bank,
Gill.
MAssAcnusErrs.-The Springfield Re-
publican OF the 18th, announces "A Wing
House and Wig Victory! This is now
the result. With attention on the part of
the Wings, it may be preserved"
The House last Wednesday stood, Wing