The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
Metropolitan Hall, was crowded last mig bit on the
occasion OF the lngraham testimonials. Speeches
were made by John p. Hale, Il. F. Meagher, and
others.
We have Brownsville dates to the 26,h. The
Flag contradics the report Of war, and says there
had been no concentrations of American forces, No
Mexcans had been ordered out, and that more friend
relations between the two sides OF the Rio Grande
could not exist.
NEW YORK, Sept. %.
The London Times announces that the Emperor OF
Russia had rejected the Turkish modification, and
that war was considered inevitable. Gen. Luder was
advancing with fresh corps of Russian troops upon
Moldavia. The Gar was TO proceed at once to
Warsaw, and was to meet the Emperor of Austria a,
Omutz, the 23d. The troops Of Omar Pacha in.
sst on fighting the Russians and it is feared the Pa
cha will not be able to subdue them in order effect
further negotiations.
1t is currently reported that the Turks had attacked
the Russian onposs. Placards on the walls Of Con.
stantinople calls the faithful attack the Russans
On special demand from the powers, the Sultan con.
sens TO postpone issuing manifesto. His manifesto
1t is SAID, would be in warlike language indeed a
declaration of war. The Turks continue TO arm and
every thing paid for in specie. The Turkish
levy Of $50 900 men was actively going on. Detach-
men's were constantly marching.
Omar Pacha, with a reserve corps, were forming
at Adranope, under Mahomet Pacha The Sultan
reviewed the Egyptian troops the 20ih. The Pa
cha OF the Egyptian provinces will send $50 900 ad
d,ionai troops from Buchu,st. The Russian General
gave orders TO the troops saying that RUSSIA called
on them to annihilate the Pasans.
The New York Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co
met at Metropolitan Hall to-day. 43 million dollars
were subscribed by 81 persons from all parts of the
country The meeting adjourned for two wecks
passenger by the Merlin, from Bermuda, states
that the deaths from yellow fever at ST. George ~
to Sept 10Th, were 300 out OF population Of 24O0
WAsHINGToN, Sept. %.
The lnteigencer OF this morning, reiieraes its
former statement, that the Governments of Enc Ia nd
and France have protested against the conduct oi
Com. lnsraham in the Smyrna Affair, but only ver.
bally.
The Washington Union says France and England
have not made their views known to the United States
in the matter.
WlsHIEGroN, Sept. q.
Beverly fuckers new paper, the Sentinel appears
this morning. 1t is progressive in its tone, lie IN "a.
yor of the annexation OF Cuba, justi6es Commander
lngraham's conduct at Smyrna, and sympathzes with
the bunker portion Of the New York Democracy.
WAsHiSGTo,, Sept. 26.
The Cabinet had nearly FIVE hour session to-day
Secretary Marcys paper on the koLta case dis
cnssed, but Its consideration not concluded. Ii
will not be published for several days. Ii is very
strong and decisive paper, calculated completely to
disarrange the nerves OF Old Fogydom. The Cabi-
net is not likely materially to change Mr.. Marcy 5
points, although they will revise the mode Of EXPIRES
sion.
necessity for to the knife, against the Hard
bolters impressing itself upon the President
aud if Bronson and Connor fail to surrender at dis
erection, Secretary Guthrie, it is now almost GER
tain they will be removed The Union publishes
their letters, and scores them for holding Office know
ing that it is the Administrators policy to unite the
Democracy; and yet aiding and abetting disorgan-
lied movement where no principle is at stake.
BosroH, Sept. o.
The National Democrats of this State met in con
vention here to-day. The feeling appeared to be
strong against any further coalition with the Free
SoleIs. Bradford L. Wales was nominated for 1t
Governor.
During the proceedings. Caleb Gushing was de-
nounced Free Soil Wing, and three cheers were
given for the New York IIunkers. Then, after CIV
ing three cheers for the nominees the Convention adj.
journed.
NEW ORLEANs, Sept. -.
There ware 81 interments tor the "a hours ending
this morning, of which IL from yellow fever
During the week there were 253 deaths, l5S of
which were from the fever.
PHILADELPHIA, Sent. "a
The total number Of DEATHS in this city during the
week was 203, and includes from yellow fever.
V.cKsBuRc, Sept. 90.
The fever in this city still continues its ravages,
and among the victims are Rev. MIR. Baranea,4 Cath
clio priest, and Capt. Downing.
The fever is very violent at Yazoo.