The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-07
Telegraphic.

DiSuOp W alDWTlRuL explTeu last evening. LIS
funeral takes place on Saturday.
SAVANNAH, Sept. %.
The Z. S. steamer Walker, bound from this
port for Jacksonville. Florida, when nearing the
latter place five cannons were fired at her. One
of the balls passed through the cabin, injuring
q waiter. The reason for this singular per-
formauce is stated to be the fact that she came
from an infected city, and the citizens took this
course to prevent her landing.
WASHINGTON, Sept %.
dispatch received here from Nashville. an
nounccs the conviction by the U. S. Court of
VIM. NJ. Moore, who was charged with forgery
in the Revolution Pension case.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 81.
Later ad, ICES from Texas report the ravages
of the yellow fever as undated. Other news
of very little Importance.
NEW YORK, Sept. %.
1t is now well ascertained that Schuyler has
fed to Europe. A warrant for his arrest has
been issued.
New YORK. Sept. %.
The steamer ST. Louis sailed at noon, with
s460.227 in specie. The Glasgow, for Glas-
Cow, also sailed at noon.
The funeral of the late Bishop Wainwright is
now coming off at Trinity Church. There is an
immense concOursc in attendance.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
/ The President of one of our Railroads. yes
tcrday, sent u challenge to one of the editors
of this city, but the latter respectfully de-
clincd.
ROME, Sept. 20.
! The AntNebraska Convention met last
night and nominated Adolph Skim for Con-
gress
BALTIMORE, Sent. %
| The New Orleans papers of Sunday last re-
port that three hundred policemen were APP
pointed to preserve the peace Of the city.
| RICHMOND, Va. Sept. 20.
| Lorenzo Sanders shot his brother dead in
| LOisa Co. The murderer was arrested
New YORK, Sept. 20.
| Attorney General Cushing is preparing to
bring the Milwaukee Slave Case before the Su-
preme Court.
New YORK, Sept. 81.
Archbishop Hughes has summoned council
of the Bishops of the Province and the head of
religious orders to assemble at the Cathedral
on the first Sunday in October.
/ New YORK. Sept. 20.
/ Capt. Smith, of the brig Julia Moulton, was
arrested this morning, charged by his mate
with bringing GIG slaves from Africa and land
/ ing them in Cuba a respectable ship chand-
Ter, William G. Valentine. has also been arrest
ed. charged with furnishing stores for the
trade.
QUEBEC, Sept. 20.
/ The debate on the Governor Generals Adj
dress was to have closed by agreement last
night, but the opposition persisted and the
/ House sat all night, and now at noon today, is
still sitting.
t The test vote on the amendment to the para
graph relating to Clergy Reserve" stood 50
for ministers and 30 against them.
| The address in answer to the Royal Speech
was passed, and the Ministry sustained on eve
ny division by overwhelming majorities.
! Lord Elgin is not likely to leave Canada I'M
til he gives the Royal assent to the Clergy Re-
serve Secularzation Bill.
! Hartford, Sept. 20.
The Congregational Church at Norwich was
burnt on Sunday evening. Insured for 100000.
/ Three or four fatal Cases of cholera occurred
here Monday evening.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 10.
The deaths in this city yesterday by cholera
are now stated to have reached the frightful
number of 40.
| There was furious thunderstorm this after
noon, and it is hoped this may have some ef-
feet in checking the ravages Of the disease.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 20.
The New Orleans Courier says the fever is
increasing in malignity, and that larger num-
Der of persons were dying at the Charity Hos
pital. The mortality was increasing in private
practice. The deaths at the hospital in three
days, were %.
/ TRENTON. Sept. 20.
The Maine Law Convention is now in session
here. There is Il good representation from the
different portions of the State.
! PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.
The cholera continues to prevail at Column
bia, in this State; there were eight deaths and
thirteen new cases to-day. The total lumber
OF deaths is 81. There is great excitement in
that whole section of the country. About
1900 of the Inhabitants had left Columbia.
TIE NEW YORK CoNvENTION.-Thc New York
Tribune has the following in regard to the
Wing State nominations for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor:
Mr.. Clark has cOunscled and acted through
out his senatorial career with those termed
Seward men, has been ever with the foremost
in all measures of resistance to Slavery Ag-
erosion. and had been an early constant and
Jealous champion of the Maine Law. 1t had
not more determined supporter in the late
Senate; and we regret that his elevation to a
higher position weakens by possibility the
strength Of that measure in the only branch
where it's success is doubtful. But we trust
Ontario and Livingston will know how to
choose good man to succeed him.
Henry j. Raymond the nominee for Lieut..
Governor, is young man Of decided talent, re-
markable assiduity and legislative experience
which will prove valuable in the chair of the
Senate. lie, too, has ever been regarded in
the divisions of the day, Seward man.
though not so immoderately such as to render
him obnoxious to the great body of Gov. Sew
ards Wing advcrsaries.'
Hoes Going FROM KENTUCKY To INDIANA
Eighteen hundred head Of hogs were shipped
on the new Albany and Salem railroad on the
18th, to Northern Indiana where they will be
fattencd. They were raised in Kentucky.
MAINE.-The Portland Advertiser has returns
from 1884 towns in this State, which foot up as