The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
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Latest News.
From the Gaiena Advertiser.
r.xrIRaarIoSs AND REJEcTIoSs.-The Sem
..i... confirmed the nomination Of Inland Hall as
mis- aud COMMISSIONS.
% / lSias, Marshal Of Wisconsin.
< i'al, as Judge IN place of Judge Conkln Of
% y lLLar.l, Of Conn, as p. VI. General.
S. sons rejection as California Commi sslon-
.. SOS lcIIsive party vote, aad with much angry
a. ..-i aatioa OF Jc.ona Fuller Chief Justice
of N..t.,ela Territory. was rejected
lt ..,-t er-tood that Hogan Of Troy, snbse-
....' mated in has stead.
-. 9a g.. llserscil rs confirmed Minister to Eng
.a- T.. Mckusck. OF Minnesota Territory, to
= of Public Moneys at Saltwater, Mime
Pm. fr' Nathaniel Il. Wilcox, removed.
/. r..ifratoa Bill has gone over 10 next scs-
sident has called an extra session Of the
,.r, so meet Tomorrow on important, matters.
~ .a-ner N,aiacc Capt Smith arrived from
T.l. st evening, and lefI inmediatc, on her up
,..! ...l. ID ring the prcscnt low stage Of water,
.. f,.t.. " IL, rna IN connection with the Rta1k
Ir . a. t.c -. Paul trsie-tha Bir-t U'cs ieavi,s
psai and the .N1n,l.ce Galaaa tuice a week.
t1l TaWsiays.) Passengers and tci.hs,
ur u4 si.rrea Prairie Ia Crosse. This
,....i ID. = good ono. aal ~ Ill be- more like!, To
t...'.1t .e iarity IL the trade.
Fnpu itAvAxA.-Thc news from Havana Is t.
81. .t hat the authorities AT Cuba had succeeded
if. n. press on which the ..Voce Of the Peo-
r..' 1913 pnbiished, and they had the publisher in
..,r- al intercourse entirely broken mp,
r, -. r, ii prison, and the natives oil tle island
v..., where looked upon with suspicion. The
;l.s ien,l;ll has issued an order, ''that every
I-... , N with his person against the an
t..-.s hall b, shot in three hours Afterwards
~ratu AT THE SouTH.-News of the dcsruc-
t.. 81. Cd. late storm IN Geora continues to arrive.
H. l..i- Il house was blpwl down and i've persons
l.I. nc light house carried oft with whole
ti,. IN Z. All the vessels IN the port were injured
an ,ircr -tc,mboats lost. At Augusta. tn loss OF
-..a..t. estimated At million of dollars al
Mti.. .o, millions.
Tut WEST NEwToS.--We learn that this boat.
.ii-t a- been laying idle here for solno time, viii
t.4t.i IA as a regular packet between Galena and
io1t.o-e-
Nt-..l n LEGIsLArURT.--it the li>t accounts.
s.- d., ,ad been spent in tn attempt To choose a
-3. >. #. the House of Representatives Of Missouri
t. -' ,te stood follows. it being the ;'9th bal
IT.. = %; Wooiman, 81; Arock, u. The
r.f.l Ell Anti Benton faction a. loving and har-
i.sr'tls ever.
-...t.l AR SUicIDr.--H. VI. Posey, Postmaster
49,. ).oa few DAYS since, while IN the woods
r.. a, little son. sho, himself through the heart.
- discovered that he had forged planter
..- 800 and sold il Il a third parry. Before
...l. 81 borne a good reputation.
u. eibir saws. that one pound of riano I'M
ra. i.. country, Is equal m value L. ei ut pounds
% .t.3-. II twelve and a halt cents
.rs1r,GIcAL SEMiNARY.-A number Of gen
...-.s sd, IA town, as Committee of the Prcsb, te-
lid Inns. H. f,r the purpose Of locating Thcoogi-
lalrv somewhere in the Northwest. They
tl.- W and W Learn, viii decide the question
--4.s I>upsu,RE.-Thc WING State Conyon-
at Concord tn Is of September, and
A.. ..a..- James Bell for Governor. The tunyen.
A.. ..4. arm, ,nious, and great enthusiasm prevailed.
I..ttp Orr.-Thc regular boats OF the keokuk
Pa. { ,mpanv, between s.. Louis and keokuk,
nav a. been hauied OF from that trade, account
.iua water.
another talkei f rcyolltion in Cuba in
'4lr
taaeHrR SrEAatDoAr ExrLosIoN-The
t;e. eindeer burst her boilers on the ilh INST,
on bee 'sage down lfom Albany to New York,
il-.sf. Hing seven persons and severely scald-
Ing '".. live others.
tsc. ON China, put up in pickle. in large
---t ,..-, are now retailed in San Francisco at
So e.. a. zen.
C~a1 AND-THE FIsHISG TrouBLE.-The
.c,rn t regarding the fishing difficulty had
great. osiied. a ministerial evening Journal
h,s . act announced that the matter WAS in a
good r.ress for adjustment.
Va. tiance!ior SIR James Parker died ON the
To-.
h-sttAL1A.-Accounts from Port Philip,
ltot.ra and Sidney, has been received TO the
uda' May. The yield Of gold was in lense.
Damages On life and property were very preva-
.-a'.
Tra~cE-'rHE PREsIpEN At the grand
fa,es Of '.e 18th Of August, the President was ro-
sg1cl a., bn. not enthusiastically received A
rartii nes,y to certain political pensioners had
cen ga ted by Louis Napoleon.
Hp:og', of the market in France and Belgium,
s.-.- .as, an upward tendency prevailed