Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16

Arrival of thu Asia.

the hi CHEST inpof lance becoming significant.
An account in the Moniteur. says if the flag of
France and Austria united IN the East France
will not permit any attempt to seperate them be-
yond the Alps. This is regarded as an encourage
ment for Austria 10 declare herself on the side of
the Allies, and threat to raise Hungary and tia
ly, if she sides with Russia.
England has formally notified the Russian Gov
eminent of her intention TO send fleet into the
Baltic, and that Admiral Charles Napier is APP
pointed 10 take command.
The Russian feet of the Baltic has been ordered
to ct for sea
The allied fleets remain in the Bosphorus, with
occasional cruising in the Black Sea
Austria continues to send TT cops TO the south
western frontiers.
The Greek Instruction is growing more forrn
dable. Great excitement prevails in Greece.
New York. March 10.
The Asia left Halifax at o O'Clock this morn
ing and will be due at Boston TO morrow. On
the goth of February she saw the Arabia going
into Liverpool.
The Moniteur says France cannot Suffer the in
tegrlty of the Ottoman Empire TO be broken by
aggressors,
Accounts from Greece and France discounten-
anoc the revolution army where the announcement
is viewed official and irnportant-neanwhi lille
The attitude of Austria is growing more and more
favorable with the intention of formally going
with the allies, if Russia is aggressive in her acts
against Turkey. This announcement is probably
premature, but it gave frmness TO funds Al the
same time Austria continues 10 send troops to the
frontier
10 allay apprehensions, manifesto is abou. to
appear, stating that Austria continues her efforts
for peace. and that the reports are merely to pre-
vent disturbance spreading to Seryia, Montenegro
ana! Boriina
The attitude of Russia remains unchanged and
unexplained
From the Danube accounts report both parties
as preparing for great battle. The Russians had
failed il an attempt to turn Omars position.
From Asia there is nothing new
\ Dispatch from Persia SAYS, the Shah officially
announces in the foreign reports that he will re-
main neutral in this war
Lord Pamerston, in answer to a question re
piled that Smith Q Bren. having acted like gen
tleman in refusing to escape at the expense of
breaking his parole, is TO be pardoned
Mr.. Buchanan was present al the Queens Lee
Chicago, March sth
Our municipal election, yesterday, resulted in
the triumph OF the anti-temperance party Con
siderable excitement existed throughout the dav
and several fights occurred in the Seventh Ward
An lrishnan was stabbed and policeman severe
iy beaten by some Irishmen. Milliken the anti
temperance candidate for Mayor. probably elected
by majority of 1000.
HOMESTEAD ElH-Thc Homestead Bill which
passed the House few DAYS since provides that
any Tree white person. head of family or of age
shall be entitled to enter. free of cost one quarter
section OF vacant and uuappropriated public land
winch at the time of application, may be subject
TO private entry at dollar and twenty five cents
per acre. NO certificate is - be given or patent
ISSUED for the land until the expiration OF five years
from the date OF entry when the person entering
must prove that he she has resided and cultivated
sand land during that period and still resides there
l he bill PASSED by vote OF lN7 yeas to - nays.
bnt before It's passage an amendment was adopted
by vote OF lOl 10 7S-restricting its appIica-
ton TO Tree white persons. Congress ought to be
ashamed of making such invidious restrictions.
The bill will quite probably be smoihered in the
Senate as that body acts with very little reference
10 the welfare of The people Free Dem.
TIE late Had RoJ5cries The telegraph noticed
the arrest of Smith, at New Haven. Conn.
who has had his hands in the L S. mail bags for
the last two months. up 10 his elbows He was
in the habit of stealing by the sack full and of
burning what could be of to him. About
bushrl basket full of letters were found in his
possession when arrested. the accumulation of the
previous t,ro days. 1t is estimated that money,
drafts, &c, TO the amount of $3.50 600 had been
missing on that route, during six weeks previous
TO ms arrest. Smith, it IS understood, makes no
defence, hut pleads guity.-IGal Adv.
Michigan Ligfor Lar declared CONSTITUTIONAL
Detroit March io.-In Supreme Court People
IS. Hawley. brewer Question reserved bv
Circuit Court Wayne County
Opinion OF court is that defendant is not exempt
from penalties Of prohihitory law. because he man.
uactuTes and sells strong beer and ale nor is he ex
empt from prohibit IN because OF his contract, and
That an act prohibiting the manufacture of intoxi
eating beverages and the traffic therein is const-
tu;iona!
FsEi Es.sic ~ MadiSon-The lot fronting the
public square. on which the Post Office is Eow To-
ca'el. was sold yesterday for the snug little sum
II SIS per foot front A lot was sold Yesterday
Fonfing on another side of the square at about
sol per foot. Real estate is changing hands more
'c;lyey than ever ant at greatly increased prices
over former years Mad. Jour.
l0y Sad--A young man sent TO State
Prison from Poushkeepse few days since
=" hue ms mother getting into wagon 10 bud
'Jieu 10 her unhappy son. the horses started and
-he was thrown upon the ground. and her back
broken. She lived but few hours afterwards.
IL The telegraph. Yesterday. reported the
removal of Mr. Noonan from the office of Post
master, account of his opposition 10 Land
Grants We DO not credit the report that he is
removed-if ne is removed--for such a cause, il
IS certainly credItable 10 him Free Dem.
Currency Coming Two packages OF hank bills
says the Butfio Republic, one containing 10000.
the other $4,000, passed through this city day
or txo since. IN charge OF the American Express
Company, y0tte FOR the far West.
Prssi.rc l.r..LL q ZEN Unm>tnr1 th,t OF he