The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-06-26
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distance to be sailed is 100 nautical miles.

honor them by entering the Lists. The
distance to be sailed is 100 nautical miles.
A freight train of the N. Y. and Erie
R. R. left Dunkirk the other day, drawn
by one locomotive, over three hundred
feet long, and containing tvo thousand
seuen hundred and nineiy-se head of
liue stock, consisting of beeves, sheep,
and hogs, valued at $4,000.
"Cufee, is that the second bell p
No, massa, OATS the second ringin' oh
de fuss believe havn't got no second
bell in dis ere hotel.'
ONO DEBr-The last Loco Foco Leg
islature of Ohio neglected to provide for
the payment of the July interest on the
State debt, and drafts have been returned
protested.
The Hartford Times states that Ger
man woman, deck passenger, gave birth
to child on board the steamer Champion.
on Wednesday night. Upon the arrival
Of the boat at the dock in that city, she
put the child into pillow case, and
mounted up on top of her baggage on the
baggage wagon and started for the depot
AS lively as lark.
Letters have been received at Charles
ton by the last mail from California, Civ
ing pretty certain information that fill
buster movement is intended from Cali
fornia upon the Sandwich Islands.
The government has already been put
in possession of the information, and will
no doubt exert its authority to put stop
to such movements-with what success
remains to be seen.
The cholera, we regret to see by dis
patch from Baltimore, has made its APP
pearance in Virginia-among the negroes
on the Kanawah. The warm weather is
now upon us; let us keep the streets
clean, and in other respects try and put
the city in as wholesome condition as
we can.
The crops throughout England are
luxuriant. Between Liverpool and Lon
don the country is clothed with the rich
est verdure. and similar accounts reach
us from other parts of the island and from
Ireland. The wheat crop is especially
thriving. Other grains look we'll, and SO
do potatoes. There is prospect of
fine hay crop. Hops have strong
growth, with the appearance of being
touched by blight.
A doctor returned coat to tailor be-
cause it did not fit him. The tailor see
ing the doctor at the funeral of one of
his patients, said, " All, doctor. you are
happy MANI ''Why so?" asked the doc
tor, Because" said the tailor, ''you never
have any Of your bad work returned on
your hands,"
An Irishwoman once called upon an
apothecary with a sick infant, when the
apothecary gave her some powder, of
which he ordered as much as would lie
on sixpence to be given every morning;
the woman replied, & Perhaps youa honor
will lend me sixpence the while, as l
havn't got one at all at ALL"
CELEDRAr1oS.-Capt. H. H. Gear,
celebrat ed the anniversary of the battle
of Bunker's Hill, yesterday, in an appro-
pirate manner. The national salute, fir
ed from the brow of the hill, by his d.
rection, stirred up the patriotic fire in
many youthful breast. The gallant
Capt. has lost none of the fervor by
which his youth was distinguished. May
his epaulettes never be furnished !-Gale-
ma Jeff.
HEALrn-It should be noticed, that
the health of the city continues fine, not
withstanding the many sage prognostics.
There has been a remarkable exemption
from sickness for about two years. In
deed, the warmer months appear to be the
most free from disease. We think all
the towns in the vicinity, and above us on
the river, are now favored in similar
way.-Galena .ddu.
CHoLERA.-This disease appeared in
two localities on Monday night, and car
ried off two of our citizens in each place.
In the upper part Of the city, Mrs. A.
Remer, and child of Mr.. Scheduled
were the victims. In the lower portion,
two German brewers deceased. 1t dis
appeared as suddenly as it came, this be-
ing the first and we hope its last appear
ance in our usually healthy place.-Dau-
export Gazette.
The Pittsburgh Journal says the own
ers Of the Allegheny will accept the ban
ter of the owners of the Altoona, for a
trial of speed, between Louisville and
Cincinnati, for $4,000, the Allegheny to
run when there is l6 feet water in the
channel.
Rev. Orson Hyde, who has recently
been appointed Judge of Utah Territory,
was cowhided the other day in Weston,
Mo-, by Mr.. Robb Wilson, of that place.
SANDERS published in the Frontier Guar
dian, against Mr.. w., while Hyde was
editor, is TIE cause assigned for the chas-