Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
Tslsgraphic Summary.
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Kossuth's mother died in Belgian. The g5g.
eminent refused him permission 70 zee her
Il IS reported that MIR Barringcr will soon p.
sign ais post as Minister 20 Madrid. France quiet
Senator WN, UFHAd, Of Vermont, died on lie
I4,h, AT Washington
John Petit IS elected c. 5. Senator from Iudiaaa
rice Neiteonb.
A defalcation Of Sl0,Oel has beea discovered ia
accounts of officers Oh the Reading Railroad.
The Senate Of Maine have elected Nm. CROSBY
Governor.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, have 6led
two more vacancies, giving the syhfgs 40 majority
on joint ballot. Dir huntington Is elected lieut.
Governor.
Vice President KrSs-s health IS much worse,
and he has not gone south yet. He has made his
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New YeRK, Jan. -
The steamship Asia sailed at noon TO-
day for Liverpool with 81 passengers and
$4,000 in specie
Messrs Kennedy & Smith. of the See
ond and Fifth Ward Police, we're arrest
ed at a NJ this morning. in the act Of
committing a burglary Smith tried to
escaped but in the attempt was shot in the
back by the proprietor OF the store.
The Illinois, with passengers and mails,
reported below. Uncertain when she viii
get up owing to a snow storm.
Col FULLER Of the Evening Mirror,
sails for Havana in the Empire City with
important dispatches from Washington
to our minister at Havana.
Boston, Jan. II.
The House OF Representatives, this
morning, elected JOHN H. Clifford. Wing,
Governor Of the State. on the first ballot
The vote stood for Clifford, {Whig) I46,
Boutwell,, (dem "A and Mason o. 81
81
TIE TELEGRAPH SUIT DECIDED.
Washington, Jan. -
Tie Telegraph case Of Morse VS.. ORiel.
" has been decided in favor Of the lat
ter.
EEW5 81 TIE BALTIC.
New \ 3rk, Jan / J..
The Steamer Baltic arrived from Liz.
erpool with dates to 29tb. Dec The Eu-
rope arrived out on the 26Eh
The new British Ministry are Premier
Earl of Aberdeen; Lord Chancellor,
Lord Crawfo.d Chancellor of Exchequor,
Mr. Gladstone Home Dept. Lord Pal
merston; Foreign Affairs. Lord John
Russell; Colonies, Duke Of Newcastle;
Admiralty, Sir James Graham; President
of Council, Earl Granville Privy Seal
Duke Of Argyle: Secretary Of " ar, Sid
ney Herbert President of Indian Bird
Sir c. Wood Public Works. Sir W
Wordsworth These form the Cabinet
Attorney General, Sir a Cockburn
Solicitor do Sir w z. Wood
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Parliament had adjourned til FEBRUARY,
TO-
4 terrific gale occurred at Liverpool on
the night of the Goth Dec. Much injury
done to shipping
France A decree dominates the ex-
King Jerome Bonaparte aud his son, as
heirs to the throne Of France, In case the
direct issue of Louis Napoleon fails.
\ Provisional Commercial Treaty with
France has been voted By Belgium
GENERAL NEWS.
a Telegraph from Trieste reports no
further progress Of the Burmese War.
The Northwest portion Of India has g.
gain revolted.
The Caffre war is almost over
Favorable intelligence has been receiy-
ed from the Australia Gold Mines The
gold IS plenty and provisions exorbitant.
Boston, Jan 10
The funeral services of the son of Gen.
Pierce took place at Andover this morn
ing. The attendance was very large. Rev.
Mr.. Parker, of Concord, of1iciated. After
the funeral, the remains we're convened
to Concord by a special train for burial
Gen. Pierce IS rapidly recovering. Mrs.
Pierce has been restored to degree Of
and resignation She will re-
main with her sister, Mrs. Akin till suf
6clently recovered to return to New
Hampshire.