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but one heard from.

The precinct to come..in will increase the Re-
publican majority, which may be set down at
about 200. So far as heard from Patrick
Fox, Republican for Representative runs with
in 8 votes of Ramsey. The counties of Pine,
[santi and Kennebec belongs to this represen-
tatve district and are be to heard from. We
have rumor that they have all gone Repub-
lican. We doubt not Fox's election. The
whole Republican Co. ticket in Chisago is al
so elected.
WAsHINGToN.-The return from Red
Rock or Newport is in, and stands 10 for
Ramsey and for Becker. The majority in
Cottage Grove, is 40 instead of 20. The foot
ings up in Washington stand, therefore, 1893
for Ramsey to 225 for Becker. Ramsey's ma
jority is 273 !! Gain 1913.
SCorT.-By the Antelope, this morning, we
have some additional returns from this strong
Damocrafi c county.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM FIRE ARMs-On
Thursday evening last, a young man named
W. S. Morris, of New York, was accidentally
shot while cunning near Cambridge, MINI.
He was hunting ducks with companion,
and set down his gun so hard that it went off.
The muzzle being directly under his chin, the
charge entered bis head, killing him instantly.
His remains were brought to this city, and
sent East to his friends.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

There IS no result that has reached us, that
rejoices Republican hearts more than the cleo
ton of the Republican members in ST. Antho-
ny, and particularly the able Mr.. Secombe,
the damned abolitionist" as our Democrat
ic friends delight to call him. The Republi-
cans of St. Anthony have deemed them
selves by the " shoulder to shoulder" style
that on this occasion they met and overcome
the enemy. Thanks, Gov. German, for your
speech at St. Anthony on Saturday night, the
sth-result 100 Republican majority in a
heretofore doubtful town!
In Minneapolis, the Fourth Senatorial Dis
trict, the vote on members of the Legislature
IS as follows:
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

R The Pioneer fills up its columns this
morning with an elaborate talk about ''where
Fort Abercromie ought to have been!' We
would inform our contemporary, that there
was an election in Minnesota yesterday; and
the Democracy are probably just where they
ought to have beenl
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

MONETARY.-The doors of the Bank of the
State of Minnesota " were closed this MORN
ing, giving rise to sundry rumors concerning
it. But the facts of the case, Gas well as we
can learn them-in lieu of any official state
ment emanating from the officers) show it to
have been owing to causes that are not local,
but such as are liable to occur to banking in
stitutlons anywhere under the same circum
stances. This, we understand, was the fail
ure or suspension of their eastern partners,
and the return on them of protested drafts.
These houses were the owners of the
Estate Bank of Minnesota," founded on
Minnesota S's-and the "Bank of Nicollette
County," founded on State University Bonds.
The circulation of the Bank of the State, as
reported by the officers. in accordance with
the banking law, last week, was little over
$l4,OO to secure which there are over $780,
600 worth of Stocks on deposit. They also
report on Oct 9th, $4,000 of notes of the
Nicollette County Bank in circulation, to Sc
cure which $4,000 of the State University
Bonds is deposited with the Auditor.
The suspension will not affect the ualue of
their circulating notes in the least. The Min
nesota per cents were sold in New York
few months ago at 1Os-whch still leaves
the bills ''as good as gold" The State Uni
verslty bonds have no market value that we
could at present quote, but holders of the bills
should not get panic-struck and sacrifice
them as usually the case.
AS is usual in such cases, absurd rumors
concerning other banks were invented, and
re-issued again more ridiculous than at first,
Until some little panic had been created
But those who know how such things are
generally fabricated, will not be deceived by
them.
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Telegraphic Cable Laid between Sicily
and Malta.
The Zurich Treaty.
AFFAIRS IN ITALY,!
DIFFICULTY IN CHINA.
BRITISH TREATY RATIFIED IN JAPAN
FATHER POINT, Oct. 10.

FATHER POINT, Oct. 10.
The steamship Indian has arrived with
Liverpool dates to Wednesday 2sth.-three
days later.
1t was announced that the definitive treaty.
of peace between France and Austria would
be signed in few days at Zurich.
The whereabouts of Mr. Ward the Ameri-
can minister was not known.
The impression prevails that the Great
Eastern would be still further delayed, and
that her departure for the United States
would not take place ON the goth of October
The repairs were going actively forward.
The telegraph cable between Sicily and
Malta had been successfully laid
The London Times has another leader on
the San Juan difficulty, and says it is a case
for the earliest possible settlement.
Earl Derby has carried out his threat to
clear his Doom estate in Ireland, so far as to
serve every tenant with formal notice to quit
it.
1t is rumored that Sir Hope Grant is to
have command of the expeditioanry force to
China, and that TO- 900 men will be sent from
India, but none from England.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

The BABY EPIDEMIC.-The Nashua (Me.)
Telegraph doesn't publish births, but thus
gives broad hint that something has hap
pened in that line: "The man who carries
the babies round must have tipped his bas-
ket over in our neighborhood. Such a shower
of babies as we have had up here! The min
lister, and the lawyer, and the doctor, are all
in for it, not to mention other parties not per-
tanning to the learned professions" Pshaw
That's nothing to st. Paul. A physician of
our acquaintance asserts that three thousand
babies were born here last winter, and that
the crop the coming winter will still be heavier.
We think his figures rather steep-but this is
certainly fast country, and prolific climate.
In flew years we shall be Indifferent whether
we have immigration or not.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

SALE OF STATE RAILROAD BONDS AT Auc-
TIoN.-This morning the sale of Rail Road
Bonds for the benefit of the NJ. and G. V. r.
r., came off at the Court House door. There
were 1s bonds auctioned of, and brought va
rlous sums, from 10 to BOZ cents on the dol
lar. Auditor Dunbar should have been
around.
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New ORLEANc. Oct. 8

NEW VKLEANs, Uct. 8.
The fillibusters have arrived here, in custo-
dy of the U. S. Marshal Captains Maury,
FasSauX and Scout. and Col. Anderson have
been held to Tail in $4,000 to answer; the
rest Of the party who were left at the barracks
below the city have decamped, there being no
guard. The tillibusters made the soldiers
leave the steamer while coming up the river
They state that they were on fishing party.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

In MoURNING.-Some wag, this morning
early, hung on the door knob of "Tammany
Hall-the great head quarters of the Democ-
racy-a corn Cobb dressed in black Grape.
Cruel. "Tread lightly DER the ashes of
the dead,''
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

AT meeting of the Directors of the St.
Paul Gas Light Company, held October 10th,
Peter Berkey was chosen Direction in place
OF DIR. Charles W. Borup, deceased. At a
subsequent meeting on the 18th of October,
VIM. Kennedy was elected Superintendent,
and John A. Peckham Secretary of said Com
pany
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

KUN AwAY.-A horse, which had been left
standing on Tuesday by its owner while he
was electioneering, took it into his head to run
away, which he did SO effectively that fine
buggy hitched to him was broke up into kind
ling-wood. Nobody hurt.
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Arrival of the Santa Fc Mail

ST. Louis, Oct 10.
The Santa Fe mail of the 18th ult, reached
Independence this morning. They confirm
the reported attack on the mail party. The
Indians took all the mules, provisions and
clothing. but did not modest the mail, which
was taken forward at the next outgoing par
ty. The party found the dead bodies OF four
men supposed to be Pixies Peakers, two DAYS
subsequent to the attack on the mail.
A company of cavalry has been ordered to
march Immediately from Fort Riley to chas-
t Sc the Indians.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

The failure of the Boston publishing house
of Phillips, Sampson & Co., is said to be a
bad one, and unexplainable. Many of the
paper manufacturers are their creditors, and
they will be glad to take fifty cents on the
dollar.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

AUcTIoNEER FINED.--A Van Claim, who
auctiOned off the State Bonds on Monday at
the Court House, was afterwards arrested and
fined $40 and costs for not having paid H.
cense for the privilege.
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The following from the WASHINGTON Sta

opens field for conjecture:
1--WE learn that the Government of the
United States has, nv the last steamer, sent
out the recall Of distinguished diplomatic
official, long serving his country in high lati-
tudes. This summary step has been taken,
as rumor says, at the repeated solicitation of
the government to aehieh his Ercelleaey uas ac-
credited"
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Florida Election.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 10.
Returns of the Florida election have been
received but they are incomplete. Judge
Dupont appears to be most certain of election
to the chief Justiceship. The popular vote
shows decided opposition to the annexation
of West FlOi lido to Alabama.
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DAKOTA COUNTY.


DAKOTA COUNTY.
The news from this Democratic strong
hold which in 81 gave Sibley 1884 majority,
is as far as received most cheering for Re-
publcans.
Mendoza, Sibley's home, which gave 24s
majority, now gives Becker 2l5. West st.
Paul where Ramsey was before beaten 80,
now throws for him 8 majority. Hastings,
that went for Sibley 25 majority, has now re.
versed it to "a for Ramsey. Gain SO far in
Dakota is 1873! The gain on the Legislative
ticket is still greater. Mr.. Donnely runs
ahead of his ticket
GLORIOUS OLD HENNEPIN!
500 MAJORITY FOR RAMshY-1OeO FOR ALDRIcH
-1200 MAJORITY FOR VANDEKBURG, DISTRICT
JLDGE- SIX REPRESENTATIVES, FOUR sENA-
TORS, AND ENTIRE COUNTY TI.KET ELECTED!!
The news from Hennepin was received last
night at the State Committee Rroom at
about o'clock. 1t was brought down ex-
press by those staunch Republicans w. D.
Washburn, VIM S. King and Mr.. Hancock.
When they announced the result as above,
you should have heard the cheers burst forth
from the assembled crowd! Gallant Henne-
pin-honor and glory attend you.
The following is the vote of St. Anthony
and Minneapolis, on the State ticket, and for
District Judge:
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NEW YoRK Oct IN

Price, the victor in the recent prize fight.
is to have fight with George King, of Bos.
ton, in about three months. The struggle is
to take place in Canada. Heenan is the trail
ner of Price.
The steamer City of Manchester has ar
rived from Liverpool via Queenstown Her
dates from the latter port are to the 23d ult.
but have been anticipated by the Canada at
Boston.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

New YORK, Oct. 8.
By a fire which occurred last night at No.
235 and 237 Washington street, occupied by
Wright, Gillis and Brother, dealers in teas,
coffee and spices, property to the amount of
5000 was destroyed.
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FOrger Sentenced.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 9.
The Utah mail brings intelligence of the tr-
al and sentence to two years Imprisonment
in the penitentiary, of McKinzie, the forger of
government checks.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

~ The Library Association of Princeton
N. j., offered James Gordon Bennett 500
for q lecture. He refuses, and says that bis
time is worth $500 to him.
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the battle was we'll contested here, at the
Capital, where both nominees for Governors
resided; where the officials of the United
States and State Governments conferred with
, their money and influence and the result is a
Republican victory in all the essentials of
great triumph. Instead Of GAG majority for
Sihley two years ago, in Ramsey county,
Beck er, the strongest man on the Democratic
ticket now only receives 236
Where the rest of our State ticket was bea-
ten two years ago by an average of 1900.
The average now is only about Goa Re-
publican gain of 1000! And we have car
ried DR.. j. II. Stewart, (the brother, in law
OF VIM. l.. Banning) by 200 over Isaac
Van Etten; while John b. Sanborn and Hen
ry Acker are elected by as much over VIM.
P. Murray, and George Plunkett, (Becker's
especial protigee)
Tnllis, Rep, for Sheriff, has 800 majority,
and Hough, for Register of Deeds, about 700
We claim from the Republicans of the State
for the Republicans of Ramsey county, the
record of "well done and faithful, "-and per
haps we shall claim, for Ramsey county, the
desi gnation of the Banner County" in the
present campaign If any other has done
better, or effected greater gains, we should
like to hear of them! The Pioneer of yes
terday morning with the grim precision of a
funeral march admits the result to be as fol-
lows:
The result for county officers and men,
bers of the legislature is as follows:
Ssnate-Wm. Sprigg Hall, G. N. McKubin,
and DR.. j. II. Seoart-a Republican gain of
one Senator
Representatices-Oscar Stephenson, Geo.
Mitsch, John B. Oliver, D. A. Robertson,
John b. Sanborn and Htnry Acker-a Re-
publican gain of two Representatives.
Sheriff.. " TuUis, Rep.
Register Of Deeds-Sherwood Hough Rep
Judge Of probate F. Hoyt
DIST ict Attoruey-I. " D Heard.
Coroner-John NJ. Cashier.
Surveyor d. G. Kenney.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Glorious Republican,. Triupinph.-1OO
Gain over '57...iSains" has over 2UO
M"j"ri y!---Wh"lr Representative aud
County Tick Elected.
The news from Washington County shows
that the boasts of the Democracy about, ire
deeming" this old stronghold of theirs, was
a counting without their hosts, the people
Not only has Washington stood fast by her
moorings, but she has added new strands to
the line which binds her fast to Republican
principles. Ramsey gains 100 upon his old
vote, and the whole Representative and Coun.
ty ticket is elected triumphantly. Well done
Washington. Orange Walker, of Marine.
Al. Van Worries, the Editor of the Saltwater
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MANOMIN COUNTY.
CARVER COUNTY.

The steamer Antelope which arrived this
morning from the Minnesota river brought us
partial returns from Carver and Scott, exhib-
iting Republican gains. From Carver we
have the following returns:
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The rest of the State ticket runs about the
same. A private letter says that the four dis
tricts vet to hear from will increase the ma
jorty some little against u.s." Carver county
gave, two years ago, 200 against Ramsey
This time it will not exceed 49,
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Yellow Fever.

GALVESTON, Oct. Z.
The yellow fever is fatal at Houston.
There have been ten deaths per day.
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The Democratic net gain as far as heard
from is not large, as will be seen by the above
table.
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SCOTT COUNTY

SCOTT COUNTY.
We have the following from this County /:
Ramsey Becker.
Belle Plain. ........37 200.
st. Lawrence. .2S
Shakpee. .127 1877
E The rest of the State Ticket is about the
same. On the Legislative ticket the Repub-
lican vote is much heavier. Scott in 81 gave
80 majority for Sibley. Shakopee then gave
81 majority Becker has but 60. We
believe there is also gain for us in both the
othef districts.
P. S. Lebanon, Dakota Co., gives 40 Re-
publican majority-a gain.
Brooklyn, llennepin Co., gives 12O Repub-
lican majority-large gain.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-10-15

Republican Nett Gains on Governor
thus far about 1,lOO.
We give the following table showing the
nett gain for each side on Governor, as far as
heard from:
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Nothing Heard from the Quaker City.
New YoRK, Oct. 10.
There are still no tidings of the crippled
steamer Quaker City, and fears are entertain
ed for her safety-exposed to the heavy north
east gale of yesterday. To-day the wind is
light.
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Vote of saltwater.
Difficulty In Texas.

Average Republican Majority about so.
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ANOKA COUNTY.
This County has also done well. The fol-
lowing are the returns received
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Columbus gives Becker small majority.
The counties of Anoka, Manomin and
Sherburne constitute the Twenty Fourth Sen
atorial district, and elect this fall Senator
and Representative. The main battle between
the two parties was to carry the Senator,
who in the last Senate was Democrat. We
have sufficient returns to justify the belief
that F. E. Baldwin of Sherbure, the Repub-
lican nominee, is certainly elected Senator
over Lee, Democrat; and R. NJ. johnson is
is chosen Representative-both gains. All
praise to the Anoka District.
MANOMIN COUNTY.
This farm Of A. NJ. Fridley, gave 40 Demo-
cratic and Republican votes--a falling off
in the Democratic vote Of over one half in two
years
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ARRIVAL OF The INDIAN,

Further Delay in the Sailing Of the
Great Eastern.
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RETURNS.

DAKoTA.-This county has done nobly.-
On the Governor vote, the result by precincts
is as follows:
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RAMSEY COUNTY,!

Ramsey Gains GIG over 1857! A Re.
publican gain OF one State Senator. Two
Members Oft"e House, Sheriff, and Reg
lister Of Deeds.
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Messenger, and D. T. Watson of Lakeland
are the Republican Representatives elect.
The result by precincts, as far as heard is
as follows:

Red Rock precinct to be heard from, which
will run Ramsey's majority up to about 25O.
Two years ago it was $50. Good for old
Washington
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REPUB. NET GAIN. DEN. NET GAIN
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Glorious Republican,. TriupInph..1OO
Gain over - 7.--ilasns" has over 2UO
Maj"ri y!.--Wh"l- Representative and
County Tick, Elected.
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