The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-03
THEArRE.-On Monday night, the Dra-
natic Company Of Messrs. Langrishe and


THEArRE.-On Monday night, the Dra-
matte Company Of Messrs. Langrishe and
A,water, performed Charles II, and The
Serious Family. The house was very well
filled; and we have never seen An audience
more delighted. Rev. Amnidah Sleek, by
Mr. Langrishe, canno; I've SURPASSED; and
as for Mr.. McKibbin, his admirable perso-
nation of Lady Sowerly Creamy, is also
sufficient TO stamp him as most accom-
plshed actor. In every part that Mr.. Nc.
Kbbin undertakes he does exactly enough,
! looks his part as well as acts it. He is
thorough actor. invaluable TO any company.
Mrs. Langrishe, Cher benefit Tuesday
! Mrs Atwatcr as interesting as overland
Mr.. Atwa,er developes new and varied
powers, in every part he performs. In
fact, the whale company improve upon ne
qaintancA, and are people of good conduct
aud intelligence, whose residence here
amongst us, is on all accounts creditahle to
ic profession. We profess no skill as crit,
les; bur we know as well as any body when
we are pleased with plays.
The SAINT PAUL.-rues,iay night by
moonlg GIT, like dream, foated in The 81.
Paul, and disappeared again in the mora
ing. 1t was surh night as poets write Of.
1t Mnznnrka Hall, our village was de-
Iightiuly entertained ny the Honey Moon.
The river was shining a bright belt Of mol
ten glory, along under The sha'!owy bluff
aad far above and below the town. Sud
denly we heard the loud report Of d gun.
Our hearts jumped with the big hope of
news that the treaties were ratified. The
Suin, Paul cane up to our levee, at about
10 O'Clock, z. NJ, but brought no news OF
the treaties.
The TREArIEs.-We 'lnes'lay evening
We have this moment convcrsed with Capt.
Scribe Harr, Of S. Il. ST. Paul, who says
h. received letter three days ago, ftou,
the Hon Thompson Campbell, member Of
Congress from the Galeua District, (and by
the way, one of the very a!,le>i Young men
in Cougres>;) IN which Mr.. c., after speak
ING in the very hiyhes, terms Of the ability
and laboriOus zeal of our delegate, MIR.
Siblty, in promoting the interests Of our
Territory, says that our Sioux treaties,
with sli.ht amendments, will he ratified,
without any sort of1nes,ion. soon after the
Presidential Conventions in June.
SEIZURE OF LIQUoRs.--\Ve learn that on
Tuesday last, a large quantity Of liquors,
landed on our ievee in ST. Paul, 10y Chi
cago dealer, and offered for sale here. were
seized by ,ir,ue Of our new liquor law.
The nan who will thus openly defy the
public opinion, and the law of Il whole ter
ritnry, and himself NONRESIDENT, a,temp,
To thrust a cargo Of rot-gut into Minnesota,
IN defiance Of law, we want to see put
through course Of sprouts, without mercy
TIE TioER.-This boat, which really
has done ST, Paul some service, by helping
/, e,nisrants up the Minnesota river, We re-
greet to learn, is in hokelty about a little
matter OF whi-hy which was on board, aud
whch some persons quite against The earnest
approximations of the Captain, gave or sold
to an Indian. Oar citizens all hope that
the noble Iitle Tiger may swing clear an!
no, he forfeited for so paltry an offence,
committed in spite of the officers.
Quick TlME-Mr Girdon says that the
Golden Era ran from St. Lous to Fort
Madison, ia twenty -four hours; ai.i that the
ST. Paul ran from Galcna To 81. Louis, Oh
ore wheel, IN twenIy-lour hours. The
West Newton IS expected here ahont neX'
Tuesday. They say she can run from
Galena to St. Paul, in twenty hours.
lie SuEuR-We are glad TO learn that
this charming place, on the Minnesota r.
er begins 10 have the appearance OF quite
a thriving village.
Ice CREAM Amongst the new article.
Of luxury, prepared III St. Paul, we notice
ice cream, prepared by Mr.. Bates, the ba-
kcr, OH Third street. Try it,
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH.-1his
church VIII be on Cedar street, near the capital.
II will be very 'rse, handsome building,
enty five feet by ry-ive; and will cost over
10000.
Next week, we shall give some account Of Mr..
james Sinclair, Of his uip TO Oregon.
HORRIBLE CATAsTRoPHE--.7! u oman an
ftr0 Chiiitea Burnei-Ihe Lincoln (Me
/ Democrat, Of the 10Th, relates the following
heart-rendng occurrence:
/ 1--WE have to relate to-dl, OF the mos; af
feeling and heart-rcndins disasters thar &C.
Cured ~ our city. The circuIrsrance-+.s near as
we can ascertain are "a follows al about twen-
" minutes before one O'Clock this "Wednesday
a.