Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-11-20
And The The aamiuistrpliOn is in too shaly
eia,o to uncoun,er eiiher jast a. this moment.

And The the administration Is in too shahy a
a'aie to oncopn,or ei,her just a. this moment,
a INV TEnarronY URoASrzEn,-1'ho people
Of Dacciah, without Whiting for authority from
Congress. have exercised their sovereignty in
the organization Of a territorial government
They beve elected legislature which assembled
IN Big Sioux county 10 October and held "a ses-
sion Of six days aud adopted the Minnesota
code Of laws with slight changes. The legisa-
turc consisted Of nine representatives aud FIVE
councillors, and was entirely unaninOns, 90 po-
ltical divisions being recognized.
BoRDER RuFrIAN WoRrHIEs.-Major Oliver,
the Missouri member Of the Congressional Kan
sas commission, has left Missouri and emigrated
to the extreme South, disgusted with the pro-
gress OF free state opinions in Missouri. -
Gen. B. F. StriugFcllow, ex-prcsident Of the
Platte county "sclG.delcusive ass ciation," has
removed to Memphis, Tenn, for the same rca.
son. while his brother, DIR. j. H., iu Kansas
calls himsrlf Douglas democrat aud curses
the prO-slavery policy Of Buchanan. Dave
Atchison remains quiet on his plantation, IN
that private life he odorDs so well. Titus and
his band Of cutthroats are in Arizona, waiting
an opportunity to repeat their crimes there.
PirrsBuRGu, FoRr WAYSE & CHICAGO RAIL,
RoAD.-This important line is nearly huis he'd
Ouly some seven miles are to be completed, and
the Company intend to have The cars running
through from Pittsburgh to CSicago by the first
Of December next.
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTER TO MEXICO.
Mr. Forsythe, Minister to Mexico has
resigned, aud has arrived at Mobile on his
way to Washington. A dispatch to tie
Commercial says the President is looking
for q successor, able aud willing to carry
out his annexation schemes, aud it rs re-
ported that the message will adopt or com.
mend Houston's scheme Of Protectorate
for Mexico.
BrFFAIo INTERNATIONAL BRiDoE The
people of Buffalo took vote on Tuesday
on the question whether they will agree 10
the assumption of $50, 600, interest per an
mum on the sum of $4,000, 900, to be ill.,
vested in the stock of Railroad Bridge
across the Niagara River, by the Detroit
and Niagara River Railway Company
The total vote polled was $500, of which
5,l26 were in favor of granting aid to the
Bridge, and 1876 against it. Majority in
favor, 1850
The eleventh overland mail from Califor-
MIA, with dates to the 22d, arrived at St.
Louis, on the l7th, within schedule time,
bringing three through passengers The
road, until it reaches Texas, is in excellent
condition. The stock is in fine order en-
cept on the desert, and stations are fast
springing up. The accommodations along
the route are rapidly increasing. The ap'
plicatiOns for passage exceeded the ability
of the company to accommodate, and tho
route is rapidly increasing in public favor
as thoroughfarc of travel to the Atlantic
! States
Senator Broderick, Of California, has ar
rived at st. Louis. via Salt Lake which hC
left Oct lst. He encountered snow and
severe weather in the mountains He had
rib broken by the upsetting of the coach,
and his foot frozen in the mountains.