Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-14
Kossuth and Chevaiicr IIulsemann.


strong intmaton that Austria will be dispcased
at our reception Of KossUrH, instead of having
taken the extreme position which has been as
crlbed to him.
FRoM Observation-Disclosures advices Of the
lth Oct, by the schooner Pearson, at this port
from Belize. Honduras, state that the country
had been visited, during the proceeding two
months, with several frightful hurricanes and
an unusual amount of wet and very bad wealth
or. All the lowlands were completely inunda-
ted.
New JERSEY LEdrsLATuRE.-Tho next Lee
gislature of New Jersey will stand as follows:
Senate-7 Wings, 10 Democrats. Assembly
Is Wings, 10 Democrats. A Democratic gain
IN the former of 3, and in the latter of 10 mem
bers.
lNDlAS DErurATloN-Maor Fitzpatrick,
from the Indian .rcaty ground, has arrived at
Louisville. en- route for Washington. lie is
accompanied by 10 chiefs and squaws, as Il
delegation from four tribes.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-The steamer james
town, from st. Louis for New Orleans, struck
a sna% in the river, and Immediately her hold
was nearly filed with water. doing great dutn-
age to her cargo. which was chiefly -four
The deck load was saved.
ILLINOIS BANK LAw-Rcturns from Illinois,
Of the vote on the new Bank law, continue to
come in. and. in most cases, overwhelming ina
jOrltles in favor ofits adoption.
EcCLEsIAsTiCAt.--Iti is understood that the
Rev. DR.. Creighton is yet undecided as to the
acceptance Of the Office of Provisional Bishop
of this Diocese.
CHARITABLE BEqrEsrs.-The late Abra-
ham &. Thompson has left about 100000 to
charitable societies in this city, among which
are the following: American Bible Society.
$50 000 American Tract Society, $4,000 {;
American Home Missionary Society," $4,000 :;
New York State Colonization Society, SEQ
600: Central Board of Education $50 OUO :
American b. G.. +. Mission, 100000 Deaf
and Dumb Institution $4,000.
CUBA Washington. Nov. eth
1t is rumorcd that dispatches have been re-
ceived by the Spanish legation in this city,
stating that Spain only requires salute to her
flag, by the L. s., to forget the insult offered
to her Consul at New Orleans and to set the
American prisoners free.
A letter of acceptance of the Havana Con-
aulship has been received from Judge Sharkcy.
A letter received here says, that Mr.. Thrash
er's dungeon, in Cuba is so wet and unwhoe-
some, that no man can survive months con-
incmcnt in it. 1t also charges that Consul
Owen made charges to the Captain General of
Cuba against Mr.. Thrasher, asserting that he
had propl gated lIbclS, Nc, to procure his (Ow-
EMS recall, Thrasher being an applicant for
the Consuship.
Col. FIrznEyRY WARRry, Second Assis-
tant =. II. General, will, after the 18th INST,
exchange situations with Gen. Jacobs, the
present First Assistant P, NJ. General.
The Elections.
New YoRK.-The Albany Journal of Friday
evening, publishes a table which gives an APP
parent Wing majority Of 1911, in the State, ex-
elusive Of Delaware, and reviews its bearings
on the several candidates: and if these cacu-
latons are correct. the Wing candidates 90
into Delaware. the great Anti-Rent county,
with the following majorlties:
Patterson, 1i97 Cook, 1921
Forsyth, l2Jl Fitzhugh, AVG
Ullman, 33 Seymour. lGlS
This looks favorable to the success of
majority the Wing ticket, but we must wait
little longer before we can onidenty claim
such a result.
Both branches of the Legislature are still of
doubtful aspect.
The Albany Atlas DEM of the same eyen-
ing says:-
9TH. result of the election in the State is
still i'll doubt, and the uncertainty embraces
equally the State ticket and the Senate and
Assembly. This obscunty as to the result,
extends to the relative strength of the several
candidates on either ticket, and will probably
only be removed by the official canvass
The Albany Argus lDem.) Of Saturday
= says -
Without the vote of Delaware, the Wing
ticket has an apparent average majority Of lY4
which win no doubt be ncutrulized If not re-
ycrsnd, when the Umpire county shall be heard,
But the vote in the State is extremely close,
and nothing short OF the official figures can de-
tcrmme the actual result
The county canvassers meet on Tuesday in
: all the counties and the actual result, which
tie election has left as much in doubt as it was
before, will soon thereafter be known-anl not
before
MIssIssIppI.--A despatch from Jackson
says Foote's minority for Governor, from
present returns, it is thought, will vary from
5000 to 10000 Three Union candidates for
Congress are undoubtedly elected.
LouIsIANA.-New Orleans dates of the 9TH
inst. say From returns thus far received, the
, next Congressional delegation will stand as
follows list District Louis St, Martin, Dem;
81, J. \. Landry, Wing; ID, AlcXanccr Penn,
Dem; lth, Isaac f. Morse, Dem.
; IscoNsIN.-The aspect Of the returns lead
to the belief that the Wings have Il majority in
F. the Legislature.
ARrLANp.--The majority for Thomas
Dem Tor Comptroller in the state is about
1000; Stewart and Murray, Democratic can
dldates for Lottery and Land Commissioners
are both elected by large majority The
; Senate will be Wing, from 3 to ) majority
In the House the delegates stand 30 Democrats
ami 81 Wings with / to be heard from.
Nhg and , Democratic Appeal Judges are
elected also / Wing and 9 Democratic Cir
emit Judges. The Board Of Commissioners toI