The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-30
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sumo public business in few days, but before
evening his disorder, which is inflammation of
the brain. continued to grow worse until yes
terday when DIR. Jefiries became alarmed. Mr.
Websters wife and son were with him, and DIR.
Warren left here for Marshfield this morning.
The distinguished man is fully aware of his
danger, and his intellect is unclouded He is
able to converse freely. A special meeting of
Mr.. Webster's Executive Committee was called
early this morning. 1t was resolved, in COM
pliance with the wishes of Mr.. Websters family
and friends, that all political action be suspend
ed for the present. During last nj ght. Mr. Web
ster was very low, but at 5 this morning, when
the messenger left Marshlield, he was asleep
He yesterday prepared bundle of documents
to be despatched to Washington.
BosroN, Oct 23-3P. NJ
The express attached to the Journal office
has just arrived, having left Mashfeld at IL
o'clock. Mr. Webster is gradually sinking,
and it is evident that in few hours all will be
over. His mind remains calm and he is tran
quill and happy. 1t was suggested to Mr.. w.
that he make his will, to which he gave his
consent. but it is barely possible that he will
have sufficient strength to do it.
BosroN, Oct. 23-G T.. NJ.
Advices to 2P. NJ. have just been received,
which confirm the reports of Mr.. Webster's
critical condition. The great man is gradual
ly but surely sinking 1t is thought that he
may survive through the night, but improba-
BILE.
NEW YORK. Oct. le.
The passengers by the Black Warrior, report
that it was rumored at Havana, that if Captain
Porter should insist on landing the Crescent
City, she would be fired into. The greatest ex-
citement prevails in consequence. Should a
shot be fired, Lieut.. Porter has orders to sur
render his vessel. The ship Elizabeth Jones.
Capt. Brooks, is said to have been outraged by
the Havana police, who searched her cabin and
examined all her private papers, on suspicion
that he had Fillbuster correspondence on board
Further conspiracies have been discovered at
Mantanzas Del Rio and other places. The stu
alton of the Patriots is every day more and
more compromised. Imprisonmcnts and denun-
Citations multiply. The conspiracy has been de-
nounccd at Mantanzas and section of the mil
itary commission despatched thither to enquire
into the accusations and command the trials
The Captain General is very uneasy about
the Crescent City business, and he has had very
serious misunderstanding with his Secretary
Martin GolanO, who has been his counsellor
and guide in the transaction. Goliano wished
to resign his Secrctaryship Canedo, however.
has not accepted his resignation, but on the
contrary. told Goliano that as he had led him
into the bad scrape, he should see him out, and
stand by the consequences OIL conduct.
The community have suffered much inconve-
nience from the arbitrary conduct of Gen. Cane
do and he will undoubtedly he recalled by his
Government. Quite number of persons have
become obnoxious to the Government, but are
safe from its vengeance, because in the United
States they are politely requested to return.
stand trial, and take their chance. Among the
passengers in the Warrior are several Creoles,
of large means, who have come here with their
families. and desi On becoming citizens of the
United States. as they declared it impossible
for any person who has the least selfrespect, to
live longer at Havana, or indeed on the Island
of Cuba.
We learn from these passengers. that the
Count of PoyOs Dulces, brOther-in-law of Lopez.
is still in prison. He is confined in the most
lOatbsome dungeon in the castle. All his prop
erty, which was very large. has been confiScated
to the Government, and twas rumOred that the
noble Count himself would be given to the gar
rote, together with his brother. Don Jose Fras.
who was arrested at the same time. Three 9th
cr persons, Seniors Quater0. Ealhin and Coma
les, have been tried and sentenced to death by
the militaire, and are to he garroted in a few
days. The trial of numerous persons was pro
crossing Domiciliary visits were more numer-
Gus than ever. They are now made lay day as
well as at night and bands of soldiers may be
seen at all hours conducting some unhappy
prisoner to the castle. There was no sort OF
security for either life. property or person all
the Creoles who were able were making prupa-
rations to leave the Island.
CHICAGO, Oct 20.
About 2 o'clock this afternoon 4 fire was dis
covered in the belfry of the First Baptist
Church, situated on the corner of La Sale and
Voc hi rfn in a f,yx- NOR ~ bn
whole spire was envelopcd in flames.
The wood work of the church was entirely
consumed. leaving the walls standing.
The origin at the fire is unknown, but as
workmen were engaged repairing the roof it is
supposed to have cousht from a pipe which a
workman was seen smoking on the roof. No
insurance.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1852
! There is great run on the bogus Banks at
Washington. The unknown Banks circulating
and dating here, are the Central, Citizens. EN-
pire, Fulton. Mechanics Merchants. Exchange,
Merchants Mechanics, Metropolitan, Ocean.
and Railroad. with about dozen others, on
which the run is being made.
! The Bank of the Union had large circula-
ton in the District.
WASHINGTON. Oct. %.
| 1t is rumored here that President Fillmore
has written letter, urging his friends to rally
to the support of the Wing nominations, and
send Wings to Congress to support the admins
tration.
The steamship Fredonia will shortly leave
with troops for Texas, to check the marauding
Indians.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 49,
| The opening of the Hanover Railroad wa.
celebrated yesterday evening. 1t passed off
pleasantly.
NEW YORK, Oct. 49,
Steamer Franklin sailed to-day for South
ampton, with 100 passengers and 100000 in
specie
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %.
The steamer City Of Glasgow sailed to-day at
noon for Liverpool, with As passengers and
$4,000 in specie.
MONTPELIER, Oct. Is.
The Legislature re-assembled this A. NJ. and
resumed balloting for Speaker. On the Path
ballot. Thos. E. Powers, Wing, was declared
oil