The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

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wss repudistei. The directors were request
to vacste their seats one BY one and to oil their
places by electing others - proposed in their
resolution adopted at The meeting held in New
YORK.
The employment Of Noyes and Wood, Of N.
thorized to defend the Company in the matter
Of the spurious stock.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 9Th.
The Austin Gazette says that the Governor
has refused to receive the stocks offered by
Walker aud King to secure the Pacific railroad
contract and the whole affair is considered q
failure.
New York, 9th, P. N.
The wings elect from 20 to Is Congressman
in this state.
NEW York, Nov.T.
Great riot in Williamsburg to-day killed,
20 wounded.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.
The banking house Of Ellis & Sturges closed
this morning. liabilities over 1000, 900, assets
$l,400.O00.
There has been heavy run on the Citizens
Bank and Goodman q Co., and the excitement
is intense.
SECOND DEsPArcH.-Citizens Bank is closed,
and excitement on the increase.
QUEBEC, Nov. s.
The 18th Regiment have arrived in the troop
ship Resistance from Bermuda. Archbishop
Bethune is here to oppose the Clergy Reserve
Bill.
New YORK, Nov. 7.
The screw steamship Glasgow. from Glas-
gov on the 2lst ult., arrived at this port this
morning, bringing 1865 passengers. Her dates
are the same as those received by the Arabia.
New YORK, Nov. 7.
Havana papers ofThursday and Sunday have
been received.
The total deaths at Havana since the break
ing out of the epidemic are 967, of which 600
were by yellow fever.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.
The Union Of this morning says that Secreta-
~ Dobbin has desired his friends at home not
to present his name to the Legislature as a
candidate for the T.. S. Senate from South Car
DINA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Z.
There were but AZ deaths from yellow fever
in this city last week and the weather is cold
The total disappearance Of the epidemic is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
BosroN, Now.
The schooner Lilly Dale. which arrived at
St. John, n B., on the 25th, reports having
picked up one of the life-boats of the Inflated
Arctic and thought they saw nothing in the
distance.
TOLEDO, Nov. 7.
About 9 O'Clock last evening, fire broke
out in the warehouse occupied by Brown &
fore the engines could be brought to bear, en-
veloped the whole build ng in flames.
The fire soon communicated itselfto Scott d
Cos. the next warehoure, and destroyed that
building in spite of all their efforts to save
it.
The warehouses were both filled with goods
and merchandise Of all descriptions, part of
which was saved.
About 1000 barrels of -four was burned
But little of the merchandise was insured
The amount of assurances on the buildings We
could not learn, yet it will not cover the loss
in either case.
Loss probably about $4,000 to 10000 dol
lars.
The FIRE originated from q stove pipe in the
second story Of Brown & Kings warehouse, it
is thought.
MANCHESTER, N. H.. Nov. 7.
The democrats Of the 2nd District in Conven-
ton, unanimously nominated Geo. W. Morri-
son Anti-Nebraska candidate for Congress, and
passed resolutions endorsing the National Ad-
ministration.
New YORK, Nov. 7.
Max Balline, the Wine merchant of this city.
who has been on trial for selling Champagne
with false labels was yesterday sentenced to TO
days Imprisonment in the City Prison.
Owing to dispute with the Morris aud Es-
sex r. Il. Co., the city authorities of Newark
ordered q portion of the road running thro'
that city, to be taken up, which was done early
on Saturday. The Company obtained an in
junction and restrained the city, at the same
time issuing an order for rclaying the track
The work of relay was commenced between IL
and o ciock Of Sunday morning. but the citi-
zens were on the ground and rung the BELLS
A mob quickly assembled and stopped the
work. TWAS subsequently allowed to pro-
coed.
New York Elections.
NEw YORK, Nov. 10.
The Daily Times Of this morning foots up the
vote for Governor rs follows Seymour, o.
100; Clark, 9O,5ss Ullman SO 375 Bronson
$1,000. Scymour's majority will be less than
5000 The Tribune gives Seymour a majority
of 1890.
The full semi-oficial returns ofthis city give
Wood DEM. 19, 1874. and Barker ls,5s3-plu-
rality for Wood 1851.
Indiana Banks-Emportant.
AuultoI Duuil, vi 1uu, HAS iSSucu u CTCuldF
to the effect that he will not sell stocks and re-
deem notes of banks that may he forced into
liquidation, until he shall have given sixty
days notice in New York. London and Paris.
and not even then if he should think it would
be to the interest of the owners to postpone the
sale further. He will furnish the stock at par.
however, in return for notes, when the latter
are presented in sums of 81, 900.
Michigan Election.
The Detroit Free Press Of the 9th thus an
nounces the result in Michigan.
We subjoin all the returns of the election
received up to the hour of going to press
They very clearly indicate the choice of the
whole fusion State ticket by considerable ma.
joritics, and of three of the four fusion candi-
dates for Congress, viz. !: Messrs. Howard, Wal
dron and Walbrdge. The chances, we think,
are in favor Of the success Of Mr.. Peck in the
Fourth District. The returns from the senate
rial and representative district are meagre, but
we do not doubt that majority Of fusionists
have been elected to the Houses.
A Careful Concentrations passengers by
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