The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-22

her wedding. which was to take place this
evening. We hope the sad experience of
yesterday may ever in future prevent her
from departing from the ways of truth and
esty.-[Cincinnati Times.
THE CHINESE IN CAL1roRN1A.-The
correspondent OF the New York Tribune,
writing from San Francisco, says that the
Chinese are destined to exert an import
ant influence in that country. For the
last six months they have supplied lar
ger number o. immi grants than any other
country. When they arrive they mostly
equip themselves for mining. and set out
in search of gold. They seldom leave the
country, but appear to come with the in
teniion OF locating themselves permanent
ly. You can scarcely look into the streets
now without seeing a troop of Celcstials,
and on every side you may see signs bea-
ring such names as "Ton Woo''-Chi-
nese Goods lying Ho''-Canton Wash
house; "Pow Cheong"-Laundry Estab-
lishment. They are equal to the Yankees
in driving a bargain, and their economy is
undoubted.
Betsy Proctor hung herself at the Poor
House in this place on Thursday morning
last. There was an incident in the hiSto-
ry of this woman worthy of record which
comes to lis authenticity sustained. She
had been blind for ten years, and became
so, we learn, under the following circum-
stances When a married woman, her
husband charged her with Inconsistency to
the marriage vow. She emphalcally de-
MED it, and IL on her knees prayed God
to strike Ter blind if true. Immediately
after she went blind. She died by the
violence Of her own hands, distracted by
the constant apprehension of the further
judgment Of Heaven. disappearance in
death indicated higher destiny than a
waited her in this world.-Ercdericks
forn .W.) .Nems.
1t is said that the Pope is lying danger
Gus y i'll. Rumors Of his death had been
current, but they were contradicted.
New YORK, Nov. II.
In the L. S. District Court this morn
ing, the case Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church North, and the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, was decided by Judges
Nelson and Belts in favor of the Church
South.
HosToS, Nov. II.
The returns from the whole State are
nearly complete, and give the following
results
For Governor Winthrop, (Whig,
64,5l6; Boutwell,, (Dcm., )43,S72; Pal
frey, Gree Soil,) 2S,S73.
The Wings gain over the vote of last
year 1862 the Democrats 1859; the
Free Sellers 957. The Coalition elect
probably il Senators; the Wings H.
No choice in Essex county, Berkshire,
Norfolk and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wings 1852, Coalition l43; no choice 1872.
New ORLEANS, Nov. s.
Further returns from the third Con-
gressiora' distr'c Ct leave 10 doubt of the
election of Pcnv. Dcmocra'. ever his Wig
competitor. 6. Martin, Democrat. is clcc-
ted in The first district and Landry. Wing
in the second district.
NATCnEz, Nov. IL.
! Brown. the States rights candidate for
/ Congress. probably elected in this district.
Cnlon Congressman elected in all the 9TH
er>. Foote' $ majority in the State is about
LOCO. The Union State ticket is far
ahead OF Footc. a strange state Of things
here. with no acting governor, and the
courts all adjourned sine die.
New York. Nov, 10.
1t is undcrsto ID that Kossuth sailed from
England for America in the steamer of
Saturd last.
| The u. s. steam frigate Mississippi.
from GibraltCr October -, arrived Ibis
mo:nnZ, bringing the Hungarian refugees
released with kossuth, and Mrs. Captain
Bur>ingane, whose husband was lost over
board from bark Abi>nia. from New
York, On 18th October, near Gibraltar.
WAsursGroS, Nov. 10.
1t is rumorcl here to day, that negotia-
tons are pending between The Secretary
OF State and Spanish Minister, for the re-
lease Of the American prisoners now in
Spain.
kossu h arrived at SOUTHAMPTON on the
I'D, and met with a warm reception. He
was received at the steamer 10y the Mayor
of the city. who had provided a carriage.
and report says that he was accompanied
by bands Of music. On reaching Guild
hall, the Mayor welcomed him i'm a speech
after which an address was read. TO which
hGss"'h replied at considerable length.
His visit to London was strictly IF .