Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-20

News BY THE GOLDEN GATE.-This steamer
brings little news that was not anticipated by the
overland mail, consequently of not much interest
She brought $50 passengers:
EEcrroNs.-Indana Election-the official re-
,urns of the Second Congressional District show
that English's majority is 1918. MINNESOTA
The st. Paul (Min.) Times, of October 18th, says
that the Republicans have elected 33 members of
tbe House, and the Democrats %, and that there
are nine districts yet to hear from. The Senate
stands, with four districts yet to hear from, 10
Republicans to Democrats. ILLINoIs.-Leroy,
the Administration candidate for Congress in the
Third District of Illinois, has withdrawn, and ad-
yises his friends to support the regular Democrat
ic nominees for Congress, State officers and Re-
presentatives who will vote for Douglas as SEN
ator. Iowa ELEcTIoN.-The official returns from
ten counties in Iowa show Republican gain on
last year of three hundred. Curtis is reelected
by 1000 majority. ST. LOUIS Oct 22d-The
Democratic Central Committee of Illinois this
morning received letter from Vice President
Breckinridge, urging the reelection of Douglas,
on the GROUND that the Kansas question is settled,
and that Douglas will lead the Democracy of
4 Illinois against the Republicans. THE fight
between Heenan and Morrissey commenced twen-
) ty minutes to o'clock, P. NJ, of Oct. goth, at
Long Point, Canada. The battle was won by
Morrssey. Eleven rounds were fought in %
minutes. Both Heenan aud Morrissey were very
4 badly cut and had to be brought away on beds.
! The fight was witnessed by between 20O0 and
/ 5000 persons. DISPATCHES from Washington to
Oct 26th state that Senior Malta, the representa-
tive of Juarez and the Constitutonalist party in
Mexico, left for Vera Cruz to-day Our'Govern-
& ment communicated to him desire for a railroad
route from Texas to some point on the Gulf of
n California through Mexican territory. :. IT is
<rumored that Commissioner Reed will be appoin-
ted Minister to England in place of Mr.. Dallas
:. SIR William Gore Ouscly has not submitted
his treaty with Nicaragua to our Government
:. ACCOUNTS from Mexico confirm the reports
previously received of the battle between the
forces under Vidaurri and Miramon. The conflict
lasted four days, and Vidaurri was badly beaten
IS. B. JARVIS, of Maryland, has been appoin-
leo lnulan agent IOr u TAN territory. ID. GLAN-
#CY JONES, recently appointed to the Court of
Vienna, will proceed to Austria in November
b.. THE North American Telegraph Association
CLOSED its convention of three days session on
FOct. 23d. A committee was chosen to construct
"a reliable line to California and Oregon THE
Following is the latest intelligence we have with
regard to the working of the cable: "TRNITY
<BAY, Oct. 18th, 1853 Peter Cooper, Esq, New
4 York; regret to say that the preconcerted
ksignals arranged by Mr.. Thomson have failed to
3 elicit any Improvement in the reception of signals
! here. don't know if any Improvement has taken
place at Valentia since l commenced repeating
the same system. From C. V, DeSanty, Opera
for" =. EURoPE.-There is no Improvement in
4 the working of the Atlantic Cable at Valenta
:. :. CoNCERNING Lady FraDklin's Arctic expedi-
4tion, Captain Fox mentions that the expedition
1 had safely crossed the middle ice of Baffin's Sea,
and in fair way of accomplishing the object
4 of the enterprise. IA MUTINY occurred at Mool
tan, India, on the 3ist of August. The Sepoys
at Pownee were defeated on the 5th of September
& #Four emssaries of Ncna Sahib have been captured
I at Gwalor; they were endeavOring to corrupt
the native troops. The culprts were executed
%The Gwalior rebels were again defeated on the
finued at Gambia. Further demonstrations against
the Christians had been made. A general massa-
Ncre is feared