Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-20
Arrival Of the Europa.


Wheat at IS. Cd. White Western Canal,
Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour, 20a2Is.-
Ohio 2la2is &c. Yellow Corn 30a30s cd.
quarter.
KossuTH's MOTHER AND SISTER COMING TO
AMERIcA.-A telegraph from Vienna says
that the persecution against Kossuth's moth
and sister has been discontinued. They are
allowed 10 come to America.
Washington, May 10.
Rev. DR.. Butler, yesterday, administered
the communion to Mr.. Clay. 1t is the opin-
ion of his physicians that the moment of his
dissolution will be scarcely perceptible.
The third trial of VIM. Brown of Michigan,
charged with forging Treasury vouchers COM
menced in this city the 8th. inst.
New York, May 6.
TERRIBLE Loss OF LfE.--The ship Scot
land left Madras Dec. Sd. with 234 native en-
igrants aboard. During a severe gale the
matches were fastened down, and all on board
persisted by sufocation.
New Haven, May 6.
The Message Of Governor Seymour is a
we'll written document and occupies five or
six columns Of the newspapers.
New Orleans, May 8.
FRoMM Exlco.-Coldb looded murders and
robberies are being committed on this side Of
the Rio Grande by organized bands Of Mexi-
cans. In ore engagement between Ameri-
cans and MeXicans, six Of the latter Were kill
ed. Preparations to eXte:minale the rebels
were being made.
Louisville, May 5.
Mrs. Amelia Welby, the Poetess, died at
Louisville on Monday.
~ y Tar-aff L Aie1 IN the
same city on Monday.
Boston, May G.
Kossulh has received $40 on his Hun
garian bonds. and large amounts Of money are
pouring in. The Transcript would not be
surprised if he carried away from Boston
$4,000.
Washington, May 6.
Tsventy-four Of the discharged clerks have
been restored to the Census bureau.
Hon. J. F. Dairy, Wing VI. c., from ST.
Louis, W no was struck BY paralysis, has gone
home in a hopeless condition.
Baltimore, May 6.
New Orleans papers say Caravajal was
near Matamoras, waiting for a reinforcement
of 300 Germans from Texas.
Boston May 4.
Kossuth, accompanied by Governor Bout,
well, to-day visited Cambridge, Harvard Col
/ lege, Mt. Auburn, &C., and dined at the resi-,
dence of Professor Longfellow.
Lowell, (Nass) May s.
/ Kossuth was received here ] o'clock this
P. NJ, with a fine display of military and
! fremen.
Washington, May Z.
/ Matthew St. Clair Clarke, for many years
/ clerk of the House of Representatives, died
/ yesterday.
The Wings ofToxas have called conven.
/ ton TO appoint delegates to the National Con.
/ vention.
Washington, May TO-
HoUsE-Mr Cullom of Tennessee, asked
I consent to introduce a resolution as to the ex
/ pediency of purchasing Mount Vernon for the
/ the use ofthe public.
Mr.. NJ olony Of Illinois, offered a resolution
/ of inquiry as to whether any SPaniards haC
sustained loss or damage in Louisiana, from
the Cuban outbreak. Mr. NJ. explained hi;
resolution, and advocated full indemnity
The resolution was adopted.
The Collins Line of Steamers will, withou
doubt, get the extra appropriation.
The Mexican Minister is momentarily ex
Pected here. He is fully empowered by hi;
government TO treat on the grant to the United
States, of the right of way over the Tehaun
tepec route.
Efforts were made TO censure Mr.. Mangum
in the North Carolina Convention, but with
out effect.
Philadelphia, May 8.
The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania ha
officially reported list $50 public defauters
who have in the aggregate robbed the Stat
Of over So 100000.
New York, May Q.
splendid Ball was given last night o
board the ship Pennsylvania, by the u. s
Naval officers of the ship, to the officers of tn
Dutch Frigate Prince of Orange. Over so
persons were present.
Cincinnati, May 4.
Tar PRNTERs' national UNIoN.-A resc
luton relative TO the apprentice system wa
discussed most Of the day, and finally adop
ed. A resolution relative TO a National Prr
ting Office was discussed. and referred to
committe consisting Of Messrs. Randall, Bos
worth and Montgomery.
Washington, May 5.
CoNGRFssrovAL.-The Speaker announce
the business first in order to be the resolutio
proposing to print one hundred thousand cor
les Of the NEE han cal part Of the Patent OfIic
report for the use Of membe s, and three thor
sand copies for the Commissioner Of Patent;
Mr. Tuck Of New Hampshire, raised a poir
of order, that the French Spoliation bill wa
TeAt in order, but the Speaker adhered to hi
previous amendment
Mr.. Tuck wished to know what bushes
|, would come up after the resolution TO print tn
Patent Office Report shall have been dispose
of
5 The Speaker replied, he would determin
5 hereafter, and said when the House shall
/. gain proceed 10 dispose of the business on tn
table, the French SnoIiaton bill would CON
up. After further proceedings,
E Mr. Houston of Alabama, moved that III
House 90 into committee on the Homestea
bill, and urged the dispatch Of the public bu.
3 mess.
The House refused to resolve itself I'M
G committee Of the whole on The Union on tn
4 Homestead biI-ayes IS, noes II.
The House ,hen proceeded to consider ii
: resolution to print extra copies of the PateI
y Office Report
2 Baltimore, May 4.