Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

from the Milwaukee Sentinel
Latest from Erie.
Cleveland, Jan, 3, 6 P. NJ
The Marshal served citations to answer next
Thursday, why attachments should not issue against
the Erie and Harbor Creek rioters for contempt
All quiet Weather here spring like-sleighing
| gone-no ice in Lake
Later from California
! New Orleans, Jan. 9.
/ Steamer United States arrived to day from As
pinwall-reports the Illinois, with the mails, $50
passengers and 81 100000 in gold the way to
! New York
The steamship California with 700 passengers
and S1,67O,oOO in gold arrived with San Fran
cisco dates to Dec 9th Mining news favorable.
Indians troublesome Market active and purchas-
es large for the interior at unchanged rates
Railroad Accident-Terrible shipwreck
New York, Jan 3.
The mail train from Boston, yesterday came in
| collision with train standing still or Harlaem
R. R. track. Engine and Cars much damaged,
but no passengers hurt.
Louisville, Jan. ?.
| Mail from Independence has arrived-no mail
from Salt Lake, in consequence of deep SHOWS
No more fighting since last advices. Utah is very
penitent finding that it Gunnison's party
| and not Mormons who were massacred.
Harrisburg, Jan. 3.
| Pennsylvania Legislature organized to-day
House elected E. B. Chase, Speaker.
| Washington, Jan. 3.
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that
he will redeem seven millions of u S. Stocks, to
the LIST of June next, on terms specified in the no.
tice
New York Jan a.
The ship New England, at New Orleans, from
Bremen and Havre, had 10 deaths on board, du-
ring the passage, out of 500 passengers.
1t is said that Senator Fish is collecting inor-
nation with view to a revision of Eu,igra-
ten Laws, and bill for that purpose will soon
be prepared
The christening of foreigners in New York os-
tensby for the Turkish war, is supposed to be
intended for filibustering purposes nearer home.
The British Government has not receded from
| its demand for full participation in coasting
trade, nor modified its claims since last winter.
A meeting of merchants is TO be held at the
age Elihu Burritt will be present.
The Herald's Washington correspondent states
that treaty with Mexico has been negotiated by
Mr.. Gadsden, which is now in the hands of the
President 1t provides or such Boundary as
will enable the United States to protect Mexico
from the Indians, for the right of way for Rail
road TO the Pacific with an alternative that Mex
hall ITpit oil III
shall extend nearly to the 3lst parallel giving us
large extent of territory, including Lower Cali
fornia and Sonora, upon payment of SIS 100000.
and also for the enforcement of the Tehuantepec
right of way.
Washington, Jan. A.
The speaker appointed special committee to
inquire into the expedency of Withdrawing the
Smithsonian Fund from the IT, s. Treasury and
investing it in some other way.
Mr.. Houston. from the committee on ways and
means, reported bill for Notifications and other
works of defence.
Mr.. Bailey, from the committee on foreign af
fairs, reported bill for the satisfaction of French
claims.
SESATE-Mr. Douglass, from COMMITTEES on
Territories, reported Territorial Govt for Ne
braska, with substitute for the bill.
Mr.. Stewards resolution relating to the question
whether Mr.. Phelps is entitled to seat in the
| Senate was taken up. Mr.. Foot addressed the
Senate in favor of a calm examination of the
question. 1t was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
HoUsE--Mr. Cummings called up MS resolution
as TO Collector Bronsons removal and warmly
urged its adoption, saying in reply to a question
| from Mr.. Orr, that he proposed to take such fur
Their action in the matter before the committee as
the might call for.
In Senate the House resolution giving sword
| and the thanks of Congress to Gen. Wool, was
taken up and passed.
Cleveland, JAN A.
Ne,r Railroad around the Break-The new
Cleveland and N. Y. R. r. Co.. to construct a
broad guage around has been organized and $780,
900 of stock taken the Road to connect with n
Y. & Erie R. R. and with the c. c. and c. and the
ST. Louis Air Line roads
Cleveland, Jar. 6.
Erie rioters adjudged guilty of contempt, and
ordered imprisoned. Defendants reported fed
Marshal and posse gone to Erie. Erians excited
and threaten fresh outrage.
New York, Jan 6.
TIE Secy Of war has telegraphed to this city
for the chartering of a steamer to proceed imme-
diatey in search of the disabled steamer San Fran
cisco. The Sec'y of Treasury has also ordered
several revenue cutters on the same service The
San Francisco has 600 men of the Sd reg. of y.
S. Artillery, with the non-commissioned officers
and the families of several Of the officers She
has good number of passengers, among whom
is Geo. Aspinwall of tins city
The steamer Empire City is still ashore at
Barnegate and hopes entertained that she will
be got off She went ashore on the 3d. S miles
south of the light house. The Empire City had
forty passengers-all safe.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent states
tina, the project for colonization of the MOSQUITO