The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-29
BALTIMORI. 1nl, II.

The Southern Rights Convention have resolved
after long debate, to intenogatc Ger Scot, and
Pierce the subject Of compromise-tho right Of ST.
cesson, and other matters and support she one -iv-
ing favorable If both fayoab!e thea
another Convention will be called.
The Picayuunc has later accounts fiom Toms
The Cholera has made its appearance IRE Gvad.-
loupc River, and created consider able aaim TIE
crops in Texas arercnsalkably fine.
Caravajal, it is said, will again atta-k he "a, Of
Matamoras, and preparations maxim H. NV,
him warm reception.
The y. s. SIoop of war Decatur hai arrived Fl.
Galveston from Pensacola
There were considerable cholera at Jacsf-u M.
and some along the Of Louisiana.
The Mcxican boundary survey were rrrcrcs. i,,.-
rapid, with their duties, but were crnlaira..,t f.
want Of funds
The Jackson Railroad is to be conn.snreJ ..r...-
diately.
WAsHINGToN. Jsk IT,
The Republic officially rho ...,oi.f,...-
Of VIM. c. Lane as Governor Of Ne. t,.,,., j.,
place of Calhoun deceased.
Secretary Cofwn returns to Washni7 OF Nom
day next.
The rumor that Francis Rice, L. : C.r.il 80
Acapulco, had been removed, Is incosro,t.
The Deputy Of State has already -it..t t-...t
action in his behalf in reference 10 his d ,.
b, the Mexican authorities at Acapulco
1t is confidently stated that Iuptt SIN -,
occur between the United States and v >i',.
BALTIMORE Jua. n.
The southern mail with New Orltar. ..l,.. t e.
10th mas arrived.
The Pcayune contains letters fom B~ea..-..
Texas, announcing the arrest of I'M. t. 1...i
can and Indian .obbers, by u PATTY of s.-,. 3D..
The robbers exhibited a written asta.fit, t.--
porting to be from Gen. AvaIos, 10 rob tr. ,t,ti
whatever Americans might come in the 4.t.
Mr. Wadtcl, the American Consul las ,u he
point Of leaving Matanoras for Wash ..t.I. u, t.
the facts before the Government
Six additional bodies If those who u, -i p. Fl.
explosion of the steamer 81. James i d.. ,s
ceiyed.
Bosrc. Jul. ls
The Suffolk county Temperance Cc........ ...t
a session last evening, the object Of 0n,h 49,. .a
consider the best mode If entpgcing IT,. .-,s. 81,
lately passed by the Legislature.
The Wings OF California have ponra, l.t p...-
idemtia electors John &. Fall, J. f. Il.. a.
Haskell and Thomas T. Johns for Co r.., .....-.
b. Kinssly and Philip l.. Edwards i4aa.. II
Supreme Comt, J. N. Huntington IL i >l1o..l
Buckland.
BALTiNoK. Jui, g.
During the storm this morning, in Ca, la-a.
suburbs Of the city, Hartford Run o.. fs7t.. ...
banks, flooding the Easements cellars a.f r..i f...-
of over three hundred houses noth al = ...-. .fnf
sweeping off fences, outhouses, and carr.t, .rn.-
tire off.
The bridges and the culvents were svei "a, aa.
six houses nearly finished, were eltirci. ...
About two hundred other hous., ha ,l,.t .i..~
flooded. They ali small huild- ..........f
by the poorer classes.
Over two hundred Of those danag a-.. e,rc
owned by Boyd.
The loss of the city is over $4,000 - Cd, l.r.-
age to private property not les than : lJ1
WAsHINGroN Tu.Tfs
Lieutenant Colonel Samrel CooEn .', d.
pointed Adjuiant General in place ct Gea. Jones.
deceased.
EVANSVILLE. Inl Jui. IT,
! Two men by the names Of Lance Ia. ard ~
sander Bartlett, went 10 IA house on ~b.l -
Prairie, Knox county IN this State, ssi Su.lzr.
and an Old lady and her daughter a-re 4 he
house. The husband aud father were bstut i.aI
held IA cowhlde and a knife, and ,hreaiprt- 10
Kill the woman if she resisted wlsio It "a
violated the persons Of both the won.a
! When the facts were made known n ;he re aIi-
borhod. great excitement prevailed aad The rtf-
petrators had TO run for their lives
kossUTH GONE OFF VERY SUDHraIY.--
great Na.Var has taken his lc;art ue iio.a ,...
shores, suddenly and unceremoniousi. ", s-e,s
he was preparing to return to Europe -iaa and
a wiser. but hardly richer than , be .s.t g
and his journals announced that ie. sulc
was to take place Saturday next, bv .arship
W ashnItOn 1t seems, however. tn. ...s Nss N
a ruse, designed 10 mslead the public SIDE.
! Of the Atlantic, as he presented himsei tt.fd ~,
AiIica yesterday, AT the hast moment. alt ii most
private manner iii company with Mad N1ss1.l.
and his aid,lec,nn. Coin Eetblc, . ,..tl.,.t
the previous know ledge a. We team q ,i- Cu,arl
any Of his clerks, aud departed in /. tqr lr,.r-
pool.
We have not learned that any par uisr fca.14
existed '3r tins unexpected .ovenent, 20 iAe eao'a-
pm! Is 'n' hossu'h was not aNte to '.''i i'.-i
mnp,'! "'I'i,S'lif i 10 ''npIte inc
nh':, ;nn'a '',1 tse'ss s'n;'sS' ana
heard tba, bc was $500 - ', r';..
,hcse matters. II IS. thc,rf,,e rri ~ IT,. r.,
slipped off to avoid l.ral i,sr bttu - nm, and
Of the Kos>nrh spectators who ..ad ami d.
flaulcd him. This is very likely, a.; W. would
rot be at all surprised if 1t found :ea' act
Thcse haspics have treated poor ko<.u.h 'e, oaily
hul'D"SS'd h'nn' deceived him. ard rIt'' &c" h'D'.
"l''' as d hs' 'eFof'-'S We haVe h'" -'A' me"
10 arrest MN ON account OF some Incntf .sff.iut