The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-29

ton contained in the law authorizing this
department to purchase stocks OF the United
States having been reached, il is not within
his power to make further purchases q,
present
HowEi.I. CoBB. See. OF the Treas.
NEW York, Oct 1.-THE steamship
! Asia from Liverpool at ga. m. of the 3D.
inst, arrived at 5 O'Clock this a. IN. Her
advices are mainly anticipated our files,
! however, contain some items of interest
/ The screw steamer Jason lett Southamp-
| ton for New York on the lst, with upwards
OF 400 passengers.
The Newfoundland line Of steamers is
temporarily suspended
The Hong Kong correspondent Of the
London Times says that in regard to the
/ blockade of Canton river it is understood
that Admiral Seymour had been induced to
| take this course in consequence Of the Amer
lean steamer Antelope having proceeded up
the river as far as Whampao. and it is the
/ impression that the Americans. and some
| other foreigners were DESTROYS OF forming u
trade with Canton, to which, it is said, he
will not object
Neens Sahib was besicging the fortress
of Lucknow in person. He had cut Of the
canals which supplied the citadel with wa.
| ter.
Recruiting OF the army was progressing
/ in England at the rate Of over thousand
1 a week.
\ report was current in Paris of an in
/ ta,lnI
to the settlement OF the question o. the Dan
uban Principaiiies, and TO the difference
with Naples.
Dispatches from Constantnople intimate
/ that the early recall OF Derlncl hey. the
| Turkish Ambassador at Paris, had been re.
solved upon.
a Vienna letter says that the Porte il
about to issue a circular TO the great Pow.
ers, refusing to consent TO the union Of the
! principalities.
Letters from the Persian frontier say that
insurrccti0nary movements had broken out
in various places.
/ /, was reported in Paris tina, in conse.
/ quence OF recent prosecutions OF Europeans
in Madagascar, combined English and
French expedition against that country was
not improbable
The Asia broueh, $4,000 in specie She
reports having passed the Europa on the ID,
the Baltic aud the Persia on the 9TH. all for
Liverpool.
SyRAcrsE. Oct. l..
Mr. Clinton j.. Bronson, one Of the pas.
sengers injured in the accident on the Central
Railroad Yesterday, died here This morn
ing Mr.. Pet,ingcr, another injured passcn-
ger: lies IN precarious condition and Miss
/ Franklin continues low, but is no, consid-
cred IN immediate danger.
The remainder OF those injured are doing
well
HARTFORD. Oct u.
Two boys, deaf and dumb muies. about
twelve years old, inmates Of n deaf and
dumb asylum, were instantly killed this
afternoon, while walking upon the track Of
he Hartford ard New Haven Railroad
contrary TO the rules Of the asylum. Their
names are .jno. Parker, Of Andover. Mas
sachuset's. and benjamin Dawson OF North
Salem, New Hampshire. They bad been
in the asylum six wears.
WAsHTSGros. Oct l1-S0merville, one
Of the robbers Of the Richmond Custom
House. Was arrested in Richmond to-day,
ard some deposits recovered Wheeler hs
accomplice was committed to Jail here yes.
to-day, also on tho same charge The lat.
ter when arrested gave up $500 pair Of
gold diamond studs a splendid gold watch,
and bunch OF skeleton keys. lie is known
TO be the son Of celebrated English thief.
and be ha. eomRittoi heavy thetts in va
rious cities ot the Union
Someryille va. convicted in the robbery
Of tie Jewel. in the Patent Office. which
took place a few years ago
samuel Archibald, Chief rnligcer IN The
Navy } ard herr. waa TO-DAY appointed In
gine"r-sn-' HE! Of the Navy
NV YoRE oct. lG.--WhiI. .ornc labor.
era were excaya'ing cellar in Wyckoh
street. Brook. % a portion Of the eInJank.
IN nj gave way, ard TX mrn were buried 10
several tons oi lOos>e ez,rtt ~ this number
three werp taken out dead and when our 70
porter eft. toe others had nt been rec0v.
,fey!
TIE Cunningham baby ca.e "a. today
di-IO>'' o. by Ire,ponem ut Unit. the cot
INST. when The pc,ler will he settled I'm
trial vii tai p'ao a. NewhUrg. Orauge
county On the -cofd Tie-lay 10 Noven.s ~,
B.eros. Oc:. lJ.-~1he 7yGnanyt. tbs
l.. ~ announced b. following recent al
ur-s Me.-r. II Grrn0ugh & Co. harl-
ware dsalcr. J N. Holden furniture Je,.-
-; zen Fursa;h. chair manuiac.urcs
n 18th & ThofLion. clothing deaisrs j. ".
Carter a Co.. gr0e.Ts aDd ". J.. Brook.
furniture dea.er. We have % chang wo'-
,ay o. motto. 70 report IL mop~y natter. h.
la.