The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20
From the n. Y. Tribune.
From the South.
arr. lAY-APPoIHrMENr CONFIRMED.

AIR. rAAY-APPoIHrMENr CONFIRMED.
WAsntNGroN, May 6, 1852.
The He1ublic says Mr.. Clay WAS better YES
ter..y. -al obtained some sleep
G,cr-. j. Sergeant WAS yesterday confirmed
@. .-,rto. Cor Iowa and Wisconsin
Nit Id, appears 10 be in good spirits, though
, i1s . y Up al hopes of his recovery His
s.u he mas arrived and ia now a constant
attendant the bedside of his father
p--oa II de- (Nornoa) has been nominated to
'1- 'ate ~ the President as associate Judge in
th- IeTr'ory of Utah, vice Erocchus, resigned
ana Nr- 4, chards (Alormon) has been nominated
>f.f-tlsY ~ Utah, vice Harms, resigned Judge
Bra lehash, of Utlh, resigned yesterday. We
T. .e "a, > = learned who Is be his successor
b j. iarrs, late Secretary of Utah, it is said
declines ,he Secretaryship OF New Mexico, ten
l-iet IAN. y the President.
here IS been no change il Mr. Clay's con-
o.u1n - oty.
l. jig uui -rstood that the Senate has confirmed
toe 'rlr oitani treaty with the Sioux Indians.
= Seat four Of the discharged clerks have been
RS the Census Bureau, ana probably the
zen or Ni!i.
Be- SIS ported that Congress viii vote an appro-
pri ION io, Them.
BALII,IoR =, May 6,
Two Southern Mails have arrived this morning.
Col Neiil, bearer OF dispatches 10 the Mexican
:. aister - Washington, had arfned at New Or
.aa..
X nr y tyune SAYS: '.IIc has under charge i'm
-r-.lHt "' }ers reia ias to tie Ftnuanlepec ques-
,.'a, wti.eh we trust will aid IN bringing about
s-,ejy ID favorable issue. lie has also con-
t..-t-l laf The building of tine steamer for the
H'A-. Government. We learn from him that
'Es o, # risht OF way, privileges OF transit,
g.. across lhe istllnus, Via \ era Cruz, have all
la.' I'd by tue States, and approved by the
f-fce 20 II, AMI HAT arrangements are on foot
= n steamers at once upon The route be-
trr'a IS Orleans and Vera Cruz.''
ia, F'lyune doubts the trn,. Of the report
t.4t n shuantepoc treaty had been rejected by
RE. htl,rAn Congress. No paper but the Pro-
v--ier. liter enemy TO the treaty, announces it.
: a....ie outrage was committed or young
v.glan 90 Savannah on SUNDAY by neg man.
fal,o', made after him, and if caught he
w0fs ulahably be ,nched.
" d.. 40 mail tom sht, south of Wilaiins-
trl. ~ {.
he OF The kidnapper who was arrested
Nts-.-iIs is Sinner, not Bosey, as announced
rl.. a.o-nllg.
ac y n'gs Of Frederick and Prince Georges
cJuntia-, Mary land, have nominated Mr.. Full
more Tor The Presidency; bat wi: support any
h-r loved Compromise nominee.
Joseph Boslcy was Yesterday arrested in B iii
re connty, endeavorng to convey a Slave wo-
ihey been travelling together three days
Ho-y lad been working some time for Tie own
. So c' ne lave.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9th.
~. ave received Brownsville dates 10 the
- % ut The inhabitants OF Rio Grandc City
: 'atly excited by the murder of i Mr.. Pat
ION, spectabe merchant, by some Mcxlcans,
no *crt pursued aud captured some ten miles
~ u the city, and i;nmediate, hung; also six
c.Ae-s 80 were said 10 belong 10 a regularly ore
go ned hind for murdering and fotbing Amcri-
t.r.. ; -veral murders aud robberes had been
commit by Mexicans who profess to acl under
4 .n. tariles' orders, and say that they will soon
nj. q, aud capture Brownsville. The settlers on
IT, Aeican side Of the river were all arni,,g
al preparing for future attacks.
PHILApELPHIA, May 6.
The ,am-hp Cny Of Glasgow sailed this
nn- f1r Liverpool. with I57 passengers. She
..r- NJ specie. Her cargo consists prime ipally
.. Nae AID Hour.
TRENTON, \. J. May 6.
3 'jate Opposition Convention organized at
D. n .oci this day, IA large number of delegates
30, . Pfe'ent from diiierent parts Of the State
: ne Engagement occurred eleciing tenn
P.1ry Chairman, John Cissedy received I5I
s4t.>, anl VIM. Alexander 1872. Nothing has
been doae yet, except preliminary business.
here IS strong majority OF delegates IN favor
O. On Ass for President, though the Stockton
lr-'i1s ;,nrvldes Others 10 some extent.
Au tort is making by Mr.. Stockion's friends
az delegates instructed which being consd-
rret ner most polite course, the contes. will be
"o -'adIug Delegates To the National Convention
either decidedly in favor Of alr. Stockton, or lean
sag Ia Vay. i,appears probable that Mr.. Stock
l.- "a. ihus secure two or thee delegates.
= iere is little or no feeling for Mr.. Douglass,
81 81 here is some Iiti!e for Mr.. Buchanan as
az. ~eco d choice.
1"ss Ne-cott Hudson, will be the Vth Dis
tfct H. gate, and Moses Dgelow, Of Essex, HI.
alternate.
I-ad'Hln NJ. Price will accept the invitation to
,i-it \ eyaTh next Tuesday.
/ he New jersey Native American Convention
."at AT Woodbury. and appointed delegates to the
A'tional Convention, 10 be held in Trenton On
t3s 4In If July next.