The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-02
Telegraphic.
CHARLESTON, Nov

CHARLEsION, NOV. ID.
The steamer Gov. Dudley has arrived at this
! port with dates to the llth.
| A correspondent of the Charleston Courier
under date of Havana lOthsays that two Amer
ican schOoners with arms aud ammunition on
board had been seized at Nara Goa. and all the
| parties concerned imprisoned. Ii was also rll-
| mOred that some 300 men had been landed, but
this lacks conformation.
| Gen. Musiano I'd in command on the Island
left Havana on the 9th to investigate the af.
fair.
1t is reported that popular outbreak had
occurred at Potuo Principe. No particulars
known.
1t had leaked out that several parties had
been pardoned by Gen Pcssula who were ar
rested for being engaged in landed arms.
Boston, Nov. II.
The Atlas of this morning sums up the re-
suit of the election as follows below we give
returns from 3O8 towns which are all but 81 in
the State. from these it appears that Henry j.
Gardner has been elected Governor by the fol-
lowing vote, which will not be essently chang
ed by those to come in Gardiner 1918 !:
Washburne 26.l25 Bishop l3. 1875. Wilson g.
SIS; Wales 3,2l3; all others 747, The major
ity for Gardner, X. N. 81 ,935.
Simon Brown ofConcord. has been chosen
Lieut. Governor by vote corresponding with
the above.
The same returns show that Robt B. Hill
Mr.. Burlington. Mr.. Damreli. Mr.. Bomins, Mr.
Durlingralne. Mr. Davis. MIR. BanksMr Knapp
Mr.. Dewitt. Mr. Morris and MIR. Trafton, have
been chosen to represent the State in the next
Congress. They were all nominees of the
Know Nothing organization.
In like manner the State Legislature has
been swept most surprisingly by the same Sc
cret order who have chosen. in all probability.
every member Cf the State Senate and of the
34S members Of the House. of whose election
we have returns that 3lS are elected. Such
political revolution we have never experienced
in his section of the country.
New YORK, Nov. 1G.
We have dates from Bermuda of the sth inst.
The Bermudian states that the line of battle
ships OF BoscOwan of 20 guns sailed for Grey
town on the 4th. and the editor says the Brit,
ish Government is collecting powerful fleet
in the West Indies. under the belief that Sc
rIous difficulties with the U. S. Government
may grow out Of the destruction of Grey
town.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Is.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank of this
city, a branch of the State Bank Of Ohio, failed
this morning.
The house of ]. II. James at Urbana. was
mobbed last nj ght. he failed in business last
week. and was largely concerned in the Ne
chancs' and Traders Bank of this city
UTICA, Nov IS.
There was a row yesterday in the German
Catholic Church. growing out of a difficulty
between the Priest and st. Joseph Society. con
cerning q banner. Legal measures have been
rcsortcd to. resulting in favor OF the latter
The Priest stated yesterday that there were
thieves and liars present. and therefore he
would not proceed with the services of the
church until they left
He then withdrew and fight among the
congre cation ensucd. Four OF the parties were
arrested and held to bail
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is.
The weather here is quite cold, and the yell
low fever has nearly left. as the number of
deaths last week were only 3S. We hear of
heavy frosts in the interior.
Fork has again advanced TO 1oa1S.
Texas papers say that Walker & Kings de-
posit to secure the Pacific r. Il. contract was
made in the stock of the Sussex Iron Co., and
had been accepted by the State Treasurer. The
Governor. however, had not assented.
New YORK, Nov. Is.
Wn.. North, the author and poet committed
suicide to-day.
The Washington correspondent Of the Daily
Times, rcterateS the statement that fears are
entertained for the safety of the United States
thority of the Navy Department. the report as
to her intended West India cruise She has
not been heard of since Sept. q.
Capt. Warwick, of the steamer North Star
was arrested yesterday and placed under $ 1000
bonds for refusing to permit the revenue Off
GERS to board his vessel while coming up the
harbor last week.
h 7 4, 7
ware merchants of this city. were arrested yes
terlay. charged with having obtained $1,000
from G. NJ. Chapman, also hardware merchant
by fraudulent representations. They gave bail
in $4,000.
Gov. RorcE's MEssAGE.-The Message of
Governor Royce, of Vermont, is commercially
brief, occupying less than a column of the
Green Mountain Farmer. We quote what he
says concerning the Liquor Law and the Slave
ry question: Boston Telegraph.
OF the various objects, within the influence
of State Legislation. which now engage the
earnest attention of the community, the pro-
motion of temperance is cOnfesscdly among the
most interesting and important. The primary
and great question is between permitting. un-
der due regulations the traffic in intoxicating 2
liquors for the indiscrimnate purpose of drink
ing. and the prohibition of the traffic for such
HcIcIdi puTbOSc
Believing that the great and manifold evils
of intemperance are not to be essentially allie
waited by any scheme for licensing the traffic
beyond the purposes specified by our Statute
| repeat what have publicly announced, tina,
| think the prohbitOry system ought to be
continued. And. if amendments in the present
| law are attempted. they should be made with
no view to weaken the policy of prohibition
Nor would counsel hesitation in carrying out
that policy. from any fear that the Legislative
power to enact prohibition to its prsent extent
will be judically denied.
THE GRAND CATHOLIC COUNCIL AT RoME.-Tht
Ami de la Religion, (Paris) Of October 10
says 1.-THE Catholic world is at present occu
pied with great event which is about to b.
accomplished at Rome. Bishops are proceed
ing from all parts Of the earth towards th'
Eternal City. From France, II. E., the Caldi
nal Gousset has already left for Rome and ha
taken the way of Switzerland. The Bishop O
Mans has arrived in Paris, on his way to tn
Holy City, and is to leave in the course of th