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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-25

SANDY Hook, Nov. 24-10P.M
There yet no signs Of the steamship Africa now
about due of this point with Liverpool dates to the 18th
inst. Weather cloudy Wind northwest
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New York Canal Navigation.

SCHENECTADY, Nov "a, 1858.
Tho Weather s again quite mid today, and boats
moving freely in the canal.
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These figures show decrease compared with 1857 OF
10000 bbls -four bbs meal 64S $50 bushels wheat
and l2o,25e bushels Compared with those for the
same period in 1856 they give a still der margin Of
decrease Our exports OF bresdstus to all parts OF the
world the present year have been triaing compared
with those made TO Great Britain.
Pork was in good demand for future delivery, with sales
Of mess the sot SIT 80 ST. 40 and of prime sl3
so slS S. and 900 bbls sold, deliverable in
months and 500 do deliverable March, each sellers OPP
on at ST. 80 Sugars steady and firm, with sales Of
hhds muscovado cargo Of Brazil equivalent
1000 bags) also sold, private terms Coffee
quiet and firm. The want Of stock OF Rio tended TO
check sales. Freghts were firm but engagements
limited vessel of about 800 engaged to load
with cotton at Mobile for liverpool at SD. per h.
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The Florida nj Savannah.


SAVANNAH, Nov. -, 1853
Tho steamship Florida arrived here from New York az
nine O'Clock last evening.
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mon grades while extra brands unchanged the de-
mand being confined to the domestic trade.
Wheat firm yesterday for good 70 prime lots, while
sales were moderate Corn somewhat less buoyant
and active, while sales OF Western mixed were made
within the range Of Tsc. TIC The decline in the ex
ports Of brcadsus from the ports OF the United States to
Great Britain and Ireland since the lst Of September last
compared with the period for two three years
past has been quite marked The returns the latest
dates give the following results
Flour, Corn Neal, Wheat Corn,
FEARS. BIS. BHs Bush. Bush.
Exported 1885,. 70,l49 3;4337 $40 1862
Exported 1857. 200,1T3 2O2O5p8 44O 275
Exported 1856 !, 2T204Q lg3 ob2 AIS 76S hO3
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New York. Thurssiay, November IS, 1858.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch.

Our Special WashinHtOn Despatch.
THE CLAIMS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS AGAINST Fo-
REIGN 9OvERSMENTs--CLAIMs AGAINST MEXICO
ACTIVITY OF THE SLAVE TRADE on TIE COAST OF
AFRICA, ETC.
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YANOI.A, MISS,
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w cf tais ~ TIE adjoining Coussiss.
ehe ve6ssal Couvt q psasoscs, ssd thc
n'Sn Cesss es Errors ~ Appeals q
1pssial sasssaies sivsa 10 Probate
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UDu0 - ~ II
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~ VIRTUE 81 . decree Of ths Probate /.
~ court 81 panels Ceunsy, Mississippj. >
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Do yoa visA - y hsallh9 - slssaeP ?
Tie. r. s.eees 81 o. s:0s = neee16's
Cordial. I vill sss1polAo - loslos-
rae ysus elss1 b - tAssu0A svssy
vsaa, ~ ~ sIsAs sesy blssa = ossil
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20
int.v,siing railroad STATISTICS.

The statistics OF railroad travel ia Great
Britain and ireland are wonderful, consider.
ing that /, Is but IS years since the frat was
Invented Tho rate OF increase ia the pas-
sengor traffic is almos, marvellous. In 1881
the number Of passengers was eighty one
millions in 1882 it was eightynine mil
lions in lsjJ. one hundred and two mil
lions; in 1854. Que hundred and fourteen
millions 10 le55. one hundred and eighteen
millions IN 1886, one hundred aud twenty.
nine millions and last year, one hundred
and ,hirty-iour millions. To conduct this
enormous traffic over ?0C0 miles Of railway
and through 1921 stations, the diiTtren,
companies employ l09660 persons in vari
Gus capacities. The personal accidents arts
Ing out OF this aggregate locomotion and
service in 1857 were in number ga; go
p'rsons having hecn killed end-S, Is in,are.l
on railways in Grea, Britain aud Ireland III
that year.
Otthcse casualties comparatively few were
SUSTAINED by passengers For every passrn.
ser that was killed. ?,79l .6s5 escaped fatal.
tiles ana for each one who was injured. 20,
7&3 completed their journey in safety, of
the servants 80 were killed % injured owing
to their own misconduct or wan, Of caution.
and only Is were kiikd and 80 injured from
causes over which they had no control OF
the accidents which arose ,oI.rson who wcrc
neither passengers nor servants. - lo~' their
LIVES and IA were injured while uesra~iug
and & committed suicide - WEIR killed at
level crossings, and 10 lost their lives whle
attending to their business on or near rail-
r1ais.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20
The Object sought by the secret C,,t uiar
Men,

The following is copy OF the bill intro.
duced into the House by SHERMAN, Of Ohio,
Black Republican, at the instance Of the
Secret Circular clique Of this city.
II will he seen that under this bill. new
election would have been held for delegates
to Constitutional Convention new
Convention held and Constitution framed /;
new State officers and members Of the State
legislature elected new members Of Con
gress elected and new United States Sen
ators chosen. Or admission uouid haze
been delayed at least one yeat.
Under the bill the people Of the State
would have been put to an expense Of hum
dreds Of Thousands Of dollars and for no
other purpose than to crafty the revenge
and jealousy Of Ramsey and CoorgE, and
their miserable clique OF stooLpigeons and
Office seekers
The following is a copy Of SHEEaAS's
substitute, defeated in the House, by ayes
81, nays al
Whereas an act was passed February 10th,
1851, entitled IAN act 10 authorize the people
OF the Territory VI Minnesota to form a c0nst.
tuition and state government, preparatory TO
their admission into the Union on an equal
footing with the original states and whereas
delegates Of the people did, on the 10th Of Au
gust, A. d., 1851, frame u constitution which
does not conform with the Constitution Of the
United States Therefore,
Ne u enacted by the Senate and Ifouss ot ksp'
rsstnfaitro u the United STATES u .imsr,ra ~
Congrss, asssmbi.d, That the state Of Minnesota
shall be one Of the United states Of America,
aud shall be admitted into the Union an
equal footing with the original states in all re-
speCts whatever, after a tuli compliance with
the following fundamental condition precedent,
to wit. That the Constitution framed (at saint
Paul IN the Territory Of Mime ota) on the 10Th
day OF August, 4. D., 1881, shall be submitted
to q convention Of Tho people of the said Terri
tory OF Minnesota, to be composed OF the mum.
Der Of delegates aud 20 be apportoned and
elected IN the mode and manner prescribed by
the act u February 10Th, 1901, said election to
be held on the tirst Monday Of August next,
and said delegates to assemble at the Hall of
thu House uI Representatives, at the Capital ot
said leititofy on the first Monday of september
next, NJ twelve O'Clock, NJ; and said cunyen
! ton shall conform said constitution 10 the Con
stitut on aud laws of the United States, or at
ia discretion, shall frame a new constitution in
conformity to the Federal Constitution, and
said convention shall have the same powers,
perform the same duties, be subject to the same
qualifications. and the same propositions are
hereby offered for It's free acceptance and re-
lection, as are prescribed by said act; and the
action of said convention shall hG subject TO
the approval and ratification Of the people OF
the proposed State.
sac. J. And DO Il tustisc enacted, That after
said condition i complied with, the said state
shall be entitled 10 two Representatives, ia on
sress, 10 he elected 10 single districts, to be
prescribed by the convention.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20

vote Of the Dthern members OF Congress,
defenders n slavery, against the great body
Of the socslled Republicans, friends Of free
dom, II is not unreasonable 10 expect that
tbose who oppose the admission Of slave
States, simply because Of this Institution,
will likewise oppose free States because Of
the political complexion Of their inhabit-
ants.
From the Riehmond gs4urr
hear to-day that SECRET CIRCU-
LAR has just reached the city, strongly
urging the Black Republicans TO oppose the
admission Of Minnesota as q State, upon
the ground, that IL the matter be postponed,
they can succeed, through a new legislature,
in electibg two Black Republican Senators,
m the place Of the two now applying for
admission.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20

ruE Investigations OF joint committee
Of the Council Of the city Of New York
snow, audvr diii,r,u, heads, the discovery
OF clean swindle Of the City Treasury 10
the amount q two hundred and svcnty-
seven thousand cigh, hundred and sixty I've
dollars and the ,ri IS 'po, yet. There
ssms 10 be 10 bounds TO ,he rascah,y
which has be,n prsci'ccd in the various city
Offices.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
Interesting Debate on the Admis.io" Of
Miunss0ta.

We received the Globe Of the 9th yester-
day, containing the official report of the de-
bate in the House, on the Minnesota Bill,
on the 4th. We propose to give such por-
tions Of the debate, as seem to Us Of general
interest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
BY TELEGRAPH.


HARTFORD, April The Republican Governor
is elected by 5000 majority. Both houses are ne
publican BY large msjOrity.
FOREIGN.
NEW YORK, April 6-Mszzini and Eve others
we're convicted daring their absence, By the oour' 8
TWenty.nine others we're acquitted, and 2s coz,
vioted, and sentenced to banishment rom 70 ~
years.
It is reported that Russia is watching with great
interest The relations between England ana France.
The Russian Navy is to be fully manned.
Russia has no intention Of accepting Enghsh ana
French Cousuls to the Black Sea-
an suspicious vessels on the Clreasslan coast Will
be seized.
CINCINNATI. April Getty Elections-Tbe
entire anti-LeoomptOn ticket is elected by 2,2s9
majority.
tire Free Democratic ticket is elected BY maOrities,
from TO % thousand.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-HoUsE, went into
Committee Of the Whole and resumed the deficiency
appropriation bill.
Weather at noon, April 9.
New Orleans, clear, mercury II.
Tusoumbia, hazy, wind northeast, mercury 20,
barometer %, 46
Memphis, light hsecy clouds, mercury 20.
Esstport, clear, wind north east, mercury Al.
Portland, overcast wind east, mercury 40.
St, John, n. B., cloudy, wind south eest, mercury
Boston, very fOggy, wind east, mercury &C. 80
New York, cloudy, wind northwest, mercury SO.
barometer 29;97.
Philadelphia, clear, wind vest n. W, mercury 90.
WASHINGTON, April 6-Mr sidell proposed
keeping the Kansas amended bill back three days,
in order 10 reconsider his vote thereon. Several
Senators objected.
HOUsE.-COnsidering the Deficiency bill; ad-
jOurned.
NEW YORK, April Cotton, quiet, unchanged;
Flour, dull Wheat, firm; Corn and Beef, firm
Pork, steady. Is 85aI4 90; Bacon quiet; Hams,
9a8E; Shoulders, 6sa65 Lard, lOal03i LiDseed,
unchanged; Sugar, buoyant, MuscOvadO, SHAH
Havana, 63a83; Coffee, lOall; Tobacco, 7al7;
TalloW, 10sl04.
CINCINNATI, April 6-Flour, 5Oa3 20; Whis
Ky I64 Mess Pork, held at 1850, 1925 is offered;
Lard heldat 81, 81 is offered Bacon Sides, 9;
Shoulders, nothing done; Linseed, 90.
WASHINGTON, April 6-SEEATE-Skilful Par
amentary sparring on Slidells right to three days
retention Of the Kansas bill Mr. Fitzpatrick, Pres
dent pro tem decided in favor Of Mr. Shdell Final
" q e matter was tabled without action. This an
sWeTed the purpose Of the Administration men. The
Minnesota bill was taken up and the preamble slight
ly altered. Mr.. Kennedy denounced the bill as
being at variance with the Constitution Of the United
States as to alien suffrage and squatter sovereignty
Mr. johnson of Tennessee replying argued the right
Of States fix the qualifications Of voters indePen-
dent Of the Federal naturalization laws. Adjourned
NEW ORLEANS, April Cotton sales lS, 500
bales, tat desrer since the Indians news, ll4sll3
Sales OF days 81, 500 bales. Stock 49, 100 bales.
Decrease at this port AZ 900 bales Decrease at all
ports 1874 500 bales. Sterling 81. The race to-day
was won by Minnshaha. Time 5:S6 and 5:47.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-07
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