Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23
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/ 70 The Wisconsin, Legislature meets on
the 18th of January.
Nc1o Counterfeit Tens on the Merchant
Bank of Boston have appeared
The late fire a San Francisco DESTROYED
property to the amount If $4,000.
Making Money-The nett proceeds Of
Ole Bulls three concerts il Cincinnati
were nearly four thousand dollars.
CALIFORNIA AND CHNA.-Larce num-
bers of Chinese are returning home and
emigration from that country is now small
~ 1t were well if old age were truly
second childhood; it is seldom more like
1t than the berry is to the rosebud.
+ IMMIGRATION TO WIsCoNslN.-The num-
Der Of passengers landed by the Lake
boats in Milwaukee during the last season
+ Is estimated at 5 600.
/ Louis Napoleon's coronation probably
took place on the % of December-tEe
anniversary of his despotic overthrow Of
the French Republic
GREECE.-A treaty guaranteeing the
independence of Greece under a Prince
of the Greek faith, has been signed in
London by the English ministers
Christina Morton Tor Mrs. Paterson)
one of the heroines If the poet Burns,
died at Mauekline Scotland, on the 18th
of October, in her 87th year.
An An1erican E2eDHant-O Wednes.
day, the workmen on the railway between
Newark and Columbus, Ohio. exhumed
the remains of an elephant Two Of the
tusks weigh 20 pounds each
o. Isaac Wayne, the only son of Mai
Gen Anthony Wayne, Mad Antbonv.'l
died on the 25th uitimo, at Waynesba-o'
Farm, Chester County n. Y, aged 60
years.
CHICAGO MARINE Insurance Cove
learn that this company. formed a few
months ago, have already realized the
snug little sum $4,000 in premiums and
met with no losses
GOLD From AUsrnALlA-An English
ship IN November arrived at Liverpool
from Port Philip, with 1900 ounces Of
gold. nearly 100000, ga, sO0,000l-
California will have 20 yield precedence
to Australia
HE Fishery QUESTION During re-
cent debate IN the British Parliament.
Earl MALNEsBURY, the Secretary of For.
elgn affairs, stated that he had no doubt
but that the fishery dispute would be am.
icably settled
Pennsylvania Col2aizatioa.- Leg.
islature Of Pennsylvania has appropriai.
ed $4,000 per annum, to facilitate the
emigration OF the free people of color,
within the State, to the Republic of Ii.
IBERIA.
4 Printers Yit The n York Star
emits the following beam
"a correspondent entered an Office and
accused the compositor of not HAVING
punctuated his communication. when the
typo earnestly replied / am not a point.
er, I'm a setter "
CEMENT.-An excellent cement for seams
IN the roofs of houses, 0r in any other exposed
places, IS made with white lead, dry white
sand, and as much oil as will make il into
the consistency of putty. The cement gets
as hard as any stone IN the course of few
weeks.
O. The votes Of tie Electoral Colleges
are to be transmitted to the President Of the
Senate of the United States before the frat
ednesday IN January. The votes are 10 be
opened and connted in Congress on the sec.
ond Wednesday in February.
FRoM HAvA~A-The CAPTAIN and crew ~
the Lady Suffolk, accused of being engaged
IN the slave trade, had been released. seven
or eight other slave ships are expected to ~
rive, and British vessels were waiting for
them.
First Bell cast an Uisconsia.-A German or
Oshkosh, by the name of GuENzLKR. has
Just cast church bell weighing 700 pounds.
he Democrat speaks Of 1t as a loud. deep-
toned, sweet ringing bell" This is the aTst
bell cast in the state.
Y letter from Cape Haytien, dated 18th
November. says that the French naval forces
have taken possession Of Sauara, in St. Dom.
lingo, near the Mona passage, and design to
hold It as naval station, unless the United
States should object
AUsrRALIA.-There is now in Cincinnati
company of 100 mer, who are making pre-
ParatIons TO start to the Australian gold dig
gings next spring. 60 it boys You'll see
the bear before you return OF we are mistaken.
LAKE ERIE.-The late gales on Lake Erie
convulsed the water TO such an extent as 10
throw upon the surface and on shore many Of
the dead Of the Atlantic, some Of whom have
been recognized by their friends.
DEATH.-The Earl Of SHREWSBURY dis,ip.
gulsned English Catholic, resident at Rome
died on the 9th Of November His death is
much lamenied by the Roman Catholic
Church.
FEMALE PRoFEssoR.-Nis Pennell. niece
OF the Hon. Horace Mann, has been appointed
Professor Of the Latin Language and Literz-
ture, IN Antioch College, Ohio of which Mr..
Mann was chosen President
SAD.-lnformation al Washington is to the
effect that GREENoUGH, [now in Italv,) the
great American Sculptor, is confirmed luna,-
&c.
= The keokuk packet, Geneva, burst her
boiler 20 miles above St. Louis on the nigh;
OF me Sd inst, while 17ooding The boat is
a total loss. Several persons were killed.
An EXPENSIVE LUXURY Cranberries are
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