The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-23

Scott and Graham by large majority.
OMNBus.-We noticed near the Lower Land
ing the other day, an omnibus similar to those
used in cities, the entrance at the back end
seats on the sides for twelve, &c. 1t bears the
inscription of st. Paul and ST. Anthony.'-
We did not learn to whom it belonged nor
whether it would be in running order this fall.
News by Telegraph.
Reported Expressly for the Daily Advertiser.1
Florida Election.
MOBILE Oct 7.
The Congressional election came off on the
4th. The returns from SantarOsa county give
George Ward, the Wing candidate for Cover
nor. majority over Jas. E. Brown. DEM
Same county gives majority for Wing men,
Der of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives and majority for Edward c. Cable.
Wing Congressman. over Augustus f. Maxwell.
Escambria county shows a Democratic majority
for Governor and member of the Legislature.
while for Congress, the Wing candidate rules
ahead.
CHARLESTON, Oct 9th 1853.
The Jacksonville (Florida) Republican, of
Thursday. gives George T. Ward. (Whg) for
Governor. a majority in Duvall county of G6.
and E. c. Cabell (Whig) for Congress- SO.
a private letter received from the Rcpuhli-
can Office, says :-''Grangc, Putnam. NaSsua
Columbia and Hamilton counties have given
largely increased ma orties for Ward and Ca
bell, and both are elected The Florida Wings
will bet heavily that the State goes for Scott
and Graham in November
Ohio Eiection---A Better Look.
The editor of the Cincinnati Nonparcil. who
arrived at Detroit on the 18th inst, brought the
intelligence that the Wings had gained three
and probably fire members of Congress in Ohio
J. Scott Harrison is elected over Ball. in the
I'd (Cincinnatn District. by decisive majority
and Galloway has beaten Olds in the Columbu:
District.
The Wing gain on the Congressional Ticket
along the line of the Cincinnati and Sandusky
Railroad. the editor of the Nonpareil reports
ranges from 200 to 500 in almost every county
North Carolina LIE sisIature.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 7.
The Legislature of North Carolina met in
extra session at Raleigh. on the 9th inst
In the House. Mr.. Baxter, Wing, was chosen
Speaker over Dublin, Democrat. by majority
of votes.
In the Senate, Mr.. Edwards politics not sta
ted but supposed to be Democracy was elected
Speaker by a ma jority of three votes.
The contested scat in Camden and Curritucl
counties, which will decide the political com
plcxion of the body, was taken up but not dis
posed of.
New WING PAPER.-Wc learn that Mr.. p
Moriarty, of this city, has purchased the office
of the Western Democrat, Bellevue, and will
soon issue different sort of paper from The
same. We wish Mr.. NJ. and his enterprise grea
success.-GaLend .1dr.
New YORK, Oct. 16.
The proposal for 100000 New York anf
New Haven Railroad bonds, were opened yes
tcrday. The bids ranged from lO4 to lO4I.
The frigate Powhattan sailed for Havana to
day. Judge Conkling, after investigating til,
proceedings of the Cuban Government rclativ,
to the Crescent City, will proceed to Mexico
Orders have been received for the immediat,
fitting out of the sloop-ofwar Warrior for tn,
survey of the Chinese Sea. The expedition
will be amply supplied with light ships ant
whale-boats. The race Independence is or
the docks for repairs also the SOUTHAMPTON
the Constitution and FREEDMAN.
TRENTON n. j.. Oct. Is.
The Court of Episcopal Bishops at Burline
ton, resolved by vote of to s. not to try
Bishop Doane and at 3 o'clock. they adjourn
ed.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 1G.
The Sentinel his afternoon gives returns
from 40 counties, from which it appears tina
James A. Wright, Democratic candidate TO,
Governor, is elected over Nicholas McCarty
Wing, and A. l.. Robinson, Free Soil. bv ;
large majority. Both branches of the Lepisla
ture are also largely Democratic.
Boston, Oct 16.
Steamship Daniel Webster arrived to-da,
from San Juan, which place she left on the 6ti
inst.
1t is estimated that the number present al
the Cuban Indignation meeting last evening
reached 10000, being the largest ever know
here. There were 200 Vice Presidents ant
speeches made from different stands, resolution.
in favor of immediate redress were adopted
and ordered to be transmitted to the President
OF the United States, without delay.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.
Hon. Andrew Oglc, died suddenly of apo
pleXy on the I4th
WASHINGTON Oct. %.
The Intelligencer contains q large official
document from the Secretary of the Interior
showing that the act making provision for the
Mexican Boundary, contains a clause making il
imperative. The clause referred to says nc
part of the $4,000 appropriated, can be ex.
penuea tlIi 1t can be made to appear satisfacto-
ry TO the President that the Southern Bounda.
ry OF New Mexico is not established by a Com.
missioner and Y. S. Surveyor, north of the
town called Paiso-the same as laid to the
treaty President Fillmore has issued a mes
sage saying that after careful perusal he is
constrained to concur in the result. Conse.
quently no part of the appropriation for de-
fraying the expense of the Mexican Boundary
Survey can be drawn from the treasury.
Whereupon, the Secretary of the Interior
will Immediately notify the Secretary of State
of the decision, that he may notify the Mexican
Government to suspend further operations Of
the work until Congress shall provide reoui-
site means for carrying on the same