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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Interesting from Washington.
MORN CABINET sPKCUL ATIONs-sENArO HUHrgR' 8
PILGRIMAGE TO cONC0RD-sECRErARY srUARr
AND THE AwARDIkG OF CONTRACTS, Brc.
SPECIAL coRREsroNDEroE OF THE NEW roRK HERALD.
WARRINGTON, Dec. IS, 1852.
All sorts Of cabinet epeculatoDs are aos consequent
upon Senator Hunters visit to Concord Before leaving
hero he declared be would not accept the Treasury Do
psrtment snd his friends say he will not take any seat In
tho cabinet The impression is however, that he will
take the State Department As to his having six years
to In the Senate that amounts to nothing vir
uia would give him his term whenever he might require
It. Mr. Hunter Is not only able but well read man
and the growing importance Of foreign relations may
induce him to forego what doubtless his first intep
ion of not accepting cabinet appointment 1t stated
that General Pisrcs's letter to Mr. Hunter simply asked
him to and spend the Christmas holidays and that
he bad requested tive three other friends to there
sIss learn that intima.ons given o. to the
cabinet. e4.s. .-.-
Mr. Dobbin Of North Carolina ills confidently assert
ed BY those vhe claim to know viii be offered the Navy
and Mr. Nicholson, Of Tennessee the War Department
Take the above runners for what they are worth.
1t asserted see that the Secretary Of the Iuts
ror viii leave the decision relative to contracts for bricks
fer the Capitol extension to the Congressional committee
Per oontss Secretary Stuart positively declares he will
do such thing but continue till the fourth Of March,
10 exesoise all the duties Of his Office
In connection with the resolution CT the majority in
the senate not to confirm any nomination from Mr. Fill
to appointments, except for the army and navy
which sannet be vacated by Mr. Pierce and which call
for any additional increase of expenditures the Vacancy
In the Supreme Court bench it Is determined shall not
be taken up Mr. Bradford of Louisiana It will be re-
collected nominated the last session for this posi-
tton. X.YZ
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From Boston.

From Boston.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA HkR MAILS TO BE FOR
WABDED TO NEW YORK-ACCIDENT TO THE
STEAMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ETC.
BosroN Dee. 26-9 NJ.
The steaUer Csnsda is coming up the habor, and
will srrive at her wharf about 10 O'Clock Posms tor
Gordon has arranged to express the foreign mails to
York Mr Bailey the chief clerk OF the Post Oce here,
will proceed with them at four O'Clock to after
noon via Springfield and New Haven
The steamer Massachusetts, on entering the hsrbor
at etonir gton Conn this morning into schooner
the bcwrp.t Of which entered the boiler, and
ssss-~ ....z--s sc.-10a 1AJ 5szs-
sscbssrtts wi rrPsrsd In to fave ccnsngon
fer New York this evening at the usual hour.
The theatres all open this evening, and dramatic
exhibitions taking place before crowded audiences
This the fret time the theatres opened
th's city Saturday evening but owing to Christmas
It presumed the authorities will wink at this violation
of law.
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Law intelligence.

supRIxE Covsr or TN. Us,,so srArss-Dsc. ~ lssx
-Nos AZ ara 23 David B. Herman, plaintiff In erecs
Va Jsmee phssn In 10 the Circuit Court o. hA
United states Louiians. Mr. Chief Justice IA.sT
delivered the opinion Of this court ravereDg ha Jsag
nsrts Of the said Circut Court and rsmandnG these
esusss with directions snta Judgment for the paa
in srrcr - .,A. - -
Corning al Al The sru,ansnt Of this oeAsinns4
sv Gov Seward for ths appepses and oonoluAsA hy NJ
Rsverdy johnson for the appellant. Adjourned
eu,srxr Coun1 er rHg UrIrEp SrArEs-Decsmbss M--
Cyrua Orlando Loonis Eco, Of Peunsyivanaa, anA Wn.
Culom Eco Of Tennessee were admitted attcsnsys snA
counssoss Of this court. No. 81 Hsnry ORislg o. -
:, psIlap pts vs. Samuel " n morse c<. slr-rhe 9gu-
mspt Of this ocmmsacsd by Mr.. 0Hiss e ~
appellants Adjourned.
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,he Latest from Concord.

The Latest from Concord.
GEN. PIERCE AND THE wHIG OFFICEHOLDERs-ANTI.
CIPATED ONSLAUGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION, RrO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE NEW vosK HERALD
CONCORD N. H., Dso IS, l85l
The New Hampshire Patriot, Gen Piercss home organ,
of this morning has an article indcstDg his policy in
novas from office 1t says that the whig incum oents
appointed in the place Of democrats who have spent their
time and money defeat Gen Pierce have no claim ON
bis forteaiarce, and must expect quarter The do
mocrac party has given pledges to retain them. Gen.
Pierce is determined that the corruption negligence, and
mbesty Of the present rulers ha be reformed the
officers bsnished from the places they have dsgraced
The Aucean stables are to be oeansed.
The Poiot says that the story about thirty thousand
dollars having been presented to Gen Pierce here
for eeveTal weeks. has no foundation.
The Legislature has adj journsd till Monday.
PENNACOOK
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VUEb EC, DeS' ~, IOOH.
Prsssns Population Of CGnada-Rapid Iscrease of
Upper Canoda-Signs Of improvement in the
LoUsr Pyoviwce Awwsratio~-Reciprocity, and
IT. E6scts on the atlantic Cities of the United
States.
IL appears from the census returns for 1852, that
the population Of Lower Canada, which, in 1927,
was AL SIG. has nearly doubled during the subse-
qusnt twenty years, and numbers at the present
time $50 26l souls ; while that Of Upper Canada,
which, in 1912, was 4S6,055, has also nearly
doubled, and now amounts to 952. .OO4 OF these,
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Accidentally A Killed.

NoRwALK, CorN, Dec rs, 1859
Captain James Gardiner II the sloop Frederick Brown
bound to the eastward put into this port yesterday
sccount Of the storm. The captain subsequently, went
ashore with his gun duck hunting The gun acci-
dentay discharged snd the contents grazing his breast
entered his chin and killed him instantly
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DsAocRATIo SIaHr To see the President
eecs d the United States marching foot through the
streets with the mud ankle deep Following to the grave
old and esteemed companion 10 Arms. This sight
beheld In Boston, yesterday and elected unre-
strained expressions Of admiration from crowds OF ou
Among the masy serrowng mournsrs at the OBJ
seques Of our late valued friend DR. Justin H. Stevens
besieve mono wsrs more sincere than Cen xrAnklin
Rieros,-Bastm Pest, Dec. n.
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r., au dulent Pessports.

Fraudulent Passports.
notice from the Department Of State dated Dec. %,
Intelligence having reached thi, department OF gross
frauds upon going abroad by parties claiming the
right to Issue passports citizens OF the Unted
the following ice In regard to passports s
from the Washington Republic Of the 2lst March ls5i-
are liable to serious noonvenience unprovid,d With
authentic proof Of their nstonsl charaoter The best
security asans this Pssspors from tn: s n.
United States which psssports are ssaed gratis upon
application supported BY proof Of citizenship
THIS proof need be trApsmitted but On all sub
sequept occasions simple reference to t. and to the
period when IL presented will be saGicient.
When the applicant Il native citizen of the United
States he must trsDfmit AFFIDAVIT OF this fact stating
his sge end place Of birth signed by him, and to
by bmssf and ono other citizen OF ths United states
named therein 70 whom he Is personally known. and to
the best Of whoee knowledge and belief the deelsrston
made by him Il true. This afdavt be attesed BY
when there no notary the place the ssvit may be
msds before justice Of the peace, OF other officer sutho
II the applicant be naturad sitisen his certificate
Of naturalization mu't b transmitted for inspection It
will b returned with the passport
ticn Of the person. stating the following particulars viz
Age, - years; stature - feet - inches. (Eos
nsn mouth 5' ehi0' .'o. hail. .y ooaS.ass, asss -,
when the applicant s to be accompanied by his wife,
children servants or BY females under his protection
II will be necessary to stats the aud ages Of such
psrsons and their. .relationship to the applicant.
passports Viii abroad from the diplomatic or eossulsr
age Of the United States liable
nssmuch b the duty Of those agents to observe
utmoet caution In granting In the nature Of
certificate Of ctisenshp to those persons only who
certainly known to be entitled to them; and it
t,nes ddoult not inpraetcabls TO procure proof Of
this fact In foreign country.
Osrtncstss Of cssnship passports issuing from ths
Stats authorities, or from tho judicial or nupioipal
functionAries Of country not recognised By toe
ooers Of foreign gevernments; and the diplomatic aud
consular agents Of the United states oalled upon
certify TO the authenticity Of suoh document they
do this for want Of that ofoia regard
- ose authorities and functiouasies and to their
pecve signatures and Goals Of ONCE which Ii ndispsnsa
bly, necessary In the case Of every suoh oertaAcate.
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From Baltimore

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT-BRIG ELEANOR ABAN-
DONED, RTC,
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1854.
The passenger train from Cumberland of the track
this afternoon, Martinsburg. All the
broken. and turned Several passengers
slightly. but none fatally injured, and all have
arrived here this evening the burthen train.
The brig Eleanor, from Savannah, reports seeing
the l9th inst full rgged brig water legged and aban
doned
The day has been generally observed in this city
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VUoLfEe sCHIEDAM GIN, IN JUGs-Io ep JUGS
" hinssM - schsdsn, In Holland With kis shs
merchants and grocsr this city AaA tAs United States
UDoTPTo SIS no MoIrn, y inpsrssr. a Bssvw ,sr,.A
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25, 1852.
Singleton Mercer well known having several year
since killed Mr. Hsrberton shot in the head last
night in an oyster cellar at the Of Third and
Chestnut streets The person who fired the pistol
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ID w. WRsTCoTT. AUCTIoNBER, WILL SELL ALL
H. the elegant furniture Of family going 70 California
nue. oons Ing sofas tets elesan. bur:Aus wash
stand mahogany and walnut chairs carp,t ana
rockers. stessrss, wardrobss, Chine lv-rwars. 30.
CPEcIAL SALE OF VINES, LIQUORS sEaARs' no 70.
Qth At tse sale room No. IA Wall street, vines liquors.
ssears no. every variety and Of choice qrs ana ysr
reStAd seleotsd for private suitable the New
Years table, sossstins part e Madeira Of sh Srsnds'
turaeoa absynths. Ae.. &s. Also, hns lot Of sssAs
VXTIILIAEsBUR0 AUCTION NOTICE -fURNI-
w ture wardrobe secretary bookcase sureaus
rars 90. Tuesday 2sth Deo ~ loS Iceh ~ ivs sos'a
kisth street. JOHN CAhfbsbLs Aso"ehs7s.
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GRAND SALE OF SUPERB PICTURES mr. X. d.
" GOODWIN, Auotoneer-by Charles Phillips, ESQ, OF
n-fhs sale was adournsd until Tuesday Dee 18Th
account Of the storm. I've magni deent land
scapes feet by original and copied, byD. W. G.
Boutse The Interesting do nestio picture BY Mrs. M.
Talbot; two BY c. p Cranch ,ns BY cropsey Children
Rescued from Pershpg In Snow storm argef the mssni
fssst picture Of the Arctic REGIONS originals BY Mr..
ksG. Gsneus large and one figure p,oeo By Mr. She
abused, but noble soul Kossuth. also all that not
called for will positively DO sold on Tuesday
the house No. 40 West Nineteenth street. where the
sale takes place.
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OAAEO AT AUCYIUn,

,,d smptory sale Of about three huDdrea and atty
IL: WIN ~ Isss ,s.sa ksrssa; also Ifseis
and i s:' in tho
An:SonS .5 sissGast * s sci. :: sassou On Monday
y N sssas sdiasH
cr.PS rSa il il ;as Ss
Grand between the Long Island Railroad
On Prclso street and the Long Island Railroad twenty
ot sEslvs Of the same rs.t,sg on the Long
rc IN the above and commencing 100 feet fro
ths block sstwess aciho and Dean the
Paoao and Dss1 streets. thrice. lot: and part, Of
Dts ssG,sns on Pa'h' and Dean streets in rear Of last
On or.1s Aysnue-A., eight building lot, II: easter
tween the Long I,Iand Railroas and Pacific street.
building io eight Of the fronting ths
s G % & or 100 s q
ds Grsnd forming the entire front Of the block
Ssswesn Dean ard Pacific streets s...,...
wsv; Of the :" 'nss on Ra and q.
q The last named, and ono hundred feet from Grand
nd on as sonnad
on
Forty eight fine huifens LOTS formi
nS sn:p sn Gs'1 s q y P
anne ben. on Grand nineteen on Bergen street and
On W, okof street and Grand Avenue-Eleven lots and
'arts eflos and next the corner Of Grand
and the ba apce on Wycktf STREET
On Grand avenue, Myokof and Wsrren streets.-Eght
OTIS Grand Avenue, westerly se forming the front Of
he block between Warren and Wy cko Streets with three
DTS In the rear fronting oa wycktf str ct.
On Warren and Wy cko treets Thirty lots, eight
ZEN Of the same fronting street and ninetesn
kondng warren street. all lying between Ciasson and
Grand avenues and comm encng 225 feet from Grand
tvenue
On Grand avenue Warren and Baltic streets sxtytwo
building ts mprng nearly the whole bio of gtound
bounded by Grand And Cas0n and by Baltic and
Warren eight the fronting Grand
street.
On Grand aveIue and Warm street-Two gore lots on
and next the Of Grand an Warren street.
On Clsssor avenue aad Baltic street Eleven lots and
sext the coraer Of C and Baltic
street. six Of the fronting asson avenue and FIVE
en- Baltic street.
Tho above lots all lie in body and nearly al full
sze and beautifully situated for immediate i'm nt
and they located in rapidly grewn neighborhood
and Pscf street being ed and paved this property
sers unusual ndu for the invest nent Of capital
largo portion of the monsy lain bond
sRd mortgage For maps descrbng the above property
and further partcul apply to ths auctoneer No.
Broad strt ct, New York.
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IIINRY q. LREps AuoTIoNEEa, WILL sELL Ar

HENRY Il. LEEDS AgoTIoNEEa WILL SELL AT
room, No. Wall street. TO the served sale Of
large India rubber fancy goods &C., consist
nE Of lions, dogs os doll heads os every vare and
Sse; sh sheep ehurcb-s eagles &o In quantities to
fu the trade, we'll worthy The stseaton Of Dealers
the largest be offered BY auction
and II tac fr,t in the country
SAMPLES will be exhibited tho morning Of sale. Terms
ade knoy at the sale Also, nvoics OF ball or opera
cloak mads Of plush oassmere, and velvet ALI an ex
ccutor sale Of costly diamondss jewelry consisting OF
rings pins bracelets rings watches 40 which wiz DO
sold Without any TO the hgaest bidder Also An
invocs Of psper msohs goods consistns tables desks
foios ladies' dressing cases. card card receivers note
cases o Also Superior London made double barrel gun
with sass and Apparatus complete. made BY King
ID C.KKNP, AUCTIONnaR.-yaLUABL ABLe ware dkS
N. dismonds ewery olocks. silver and plated ware So
On Tuesday. 81 k ococh, ., NasssI st,esA ne fasos
b. order o. I'd nn!stra.or and Others xn.m y a.
EBgsh PatsnA lever wstehos ehans &o bsosgtnS 70 tne
valuable gold hunting watch and ohan. maas 70
order and three hundred doars several
ana elegant diamond rings and pns l silver cups and
napkin rings, forhs spoons gold scala Ain md pencils
and other valuable arolse she sstats
rse pawnbrotsr sever valuable gold patent
lever and duplex full js ~elied and hustng
oshtsen fns made By Coopr and Tobiss And
rcntAl eenune ALTO, valuable diamond single stns aud
uster fngs pins srrngs and other pvecious
stouss; rich French mantle o1sst silver aud pstAd
shina ornaments &o all Of which will be soA without
ressrvs All goods warranted - represented In the oasa
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And VARIOUS other Low rricsd wines and liquors..
N.B.-0rdsrs solicited and pro mpty attended to.
and c. constantly receiving fesh pplies from ths
hest houses In England France and Germany and are pre-
70 supply ths trade with OF the above goods ~
ths lowest market price.
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pHMADTPHIA ALI, PORTER AND BGowE
scotch asa Of all the best brands In nns condition, and
warranted puresniysrsaly recommended ~ the faculty
he medicinal and family use- or sale, In bottles By
WIN II. UNDRRHILL, 40 erooms street.
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DIFFERS CHAMBERS, LATE N. b. P1TRR8 CO.,
I 500 BroAdway, New York, importers Of hns Wines
Branaie and Rayana sesar have for sa al The varsss
Gin Scotch. and Irish Whiskey Jamaica and 81. Crcix
Rum. Port Sherry hadsirs Shsmpasne Hook and Ciarss
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM SIRE st.. GEO.
Los ProprietoT The above establish nsn open every
afternoon 81 o'clock and in the evening" ~ half
for the purpose Of Classic and orsn.i Reprs.ents Of
Lvinp Statuary by Mls Csnet Troupe Of Model Ar sts
together with variety Of beautiful performances For fur
ther partioulars see bills Of each day AdmisronSeat in
private boxes 80 cents sbage soats with cushioned
ciars SIN cents; boxes, oents: gallery 12k ocnts
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUR L. KELLY
Co., % Dey street. have By great exerons Aud good
tasts sueeeedeS In obtaining choice quality Of liquors.
70 BE- surpassed People making Preparations
sseek which. n quality and price, will give satsfacson
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BROADWAY THEATRE-GRAND OPERA NIGnTs.
- Toe public Is respectfully inf rmed that
MADAME MARIETTA ALBONI
will appear, in Grand Opera, on
NO.DAY TUESDAY, THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY.
The Box Sheet fr Tuesday, will be openad oaiay At
kualv n ntaoL
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LIQUORS.

9 K00 BOTTLES OF PURE BRANDIEs, PORT,
k,OOO sherry, Madeira, Nuscat sad Malaga wines,
syrups oordials whissey rum GIN peach cherry black
for family use for sale twenty per
other house. by Wk. H. UNDERHILI, 40 Broome
street. corner Of Crosby.
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vinss, London porter. brown out, Scotch ale, old
Jsmaca rum schiedam gn Scotch lrsh and
whisA sys, segsrs &o., for sale by
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MADAME MARIETTA ALBONI
viii appsar in Grasd opsra Ilp.n,y Ann vp,n
The Box Sheet fr Tuesday, will be openad Moaiay At
twelve o'clock.
To- EsTRIAN INSTITUTE, SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
II Williamsburg Tourniare begs leave 70 an
bounce TO tho inl abitants Of Williamsburg aud vcuty
and pupil Master le together trsinss
Horses on Monday evering Mr. North siu rae HE anla
Docrs open & ocicsh " II Is =
O'Clock. Admission. rs cents only.
HELLIR's SALOON OF w0NDlRs
IL No; 6Ss BRoApwAI:
DELlGHTEB AUDIENCEs.
Mr. ROBERT FILLER will continue during the pres'n mt
which have for the las. few sswdarsd
select and scien, i6c audiences
sECRoTAseY' Il no Ti.s 6 :s'
GO AND SEE HELLER
'Ap'''A'1' SECOND SIGHT
will b. found the most marvellous Of all mArvclH
% ~ s' .s d:ss % tG e o1 S,ns :sSs sI
PRINCE OF WIZARDS
LTHOUGH BLINDF OLDED.
Persorma1:s. comn.noin. AZ TX o'clock = ''''
TyGYP7IAN ANTIQUITIEs.-THI RARE AND vALU-
II ab collection Of Pharaono and Ptolem,o remains
U % D ss r0% %
twenty IN ths East. will be for exhibition
next week, At the stuyvesant institute. Broadway.
rJyO Eg HIoPIAN MINsTRLLs-THE UNDERSIGNED
talent in the profession. form large and additional
scInOwesged sby and honor 70 answsr this sdvsrtss
~ HENRY WooD fs's Fr"peissor eas sf Wood:
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DRANDIEs, PORT SHERRY, MADEIRA, MUSCAT,
ID and Malaga wines Irsh Scotch Bourbon and Moson-
Gahela whsksy Jamaica and st. Croix rum london.
Swan Honey Schiedsm and Schnapps gin &o The above
in all the numerous varets for sale at twenty per
WIN Il. UNDERHILL. 40 Brosus street.
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TWO MORE EVENINGS WITH THE GREAT ORA
tors End Poets At the stuyvesant Institute on We'd
nuary T. ~ o'oock.-Chsrles whitney Thy request Of
several fam ie will ntnue nis imp OF
arkable living recently departed american Indian,
British rish and noosie Orators mnslsa with Comedy
fragedy, and Farce. Admission 80 cents
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vHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. NO. 47s BROADWAY
" above Grand Open night during the week
US as oss IL sb for tSs p.ss %
haze been reoe.sd with highly resp ,otabs and
6 TO e,mmence at TX o'clock. ternoon Concert New
Years Day, commencing ~ O'Clock.
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O00 BASKETS HEIDsICK. 100 BASKETS CHARLES
kVV Hedsick and 300 bash cts assorted brands Sohrsdo
and other choice champagne wnes 100 dos Hookhsmer
and German Wines 100 doz elaret wines Of various
Mties 3 branded cherries, superior &c., for sale
WIN. UNDERHILL 430 Broome street, Of Crosby
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Items from MINI sof a.

We are indebted to Col j. Robinson, Of Ga,ens,
says the St. Louis Union, for late st. Paul papers,
and for late and interesting Intelligence from tie
new terTitoy
Tho weather there is oharmingiy pleasant, and but
for the low stage Of water in ali the rivers, travo
ling in that region would be perfect luxury.
The crops continue to present very promising
appearance, and there was every assurance Of largo
and abundant yield
St. Paul is beginning TO be well supplied with pro-
duce from the farms in tho vicinity, and the citi-
calling loudly for the erection Of market
house.
The steamers Jenny Lind and Black Hawk we're
still running Up the Minnesota lets st. Peters but
would soon be compelled 10 suspend their trips, on
account Of the scarcity Of water.
Capt A G. MontfGrt's wharf boat was getting
ready, and would soon be at the wharf al St Paul.
Col Goodhue advises some energetic boat tuildsr
to commence business nj St Paul, aud promises D
good return for the Investment.
The c. also urges his neighbors 70 make good
roads in almost every direction rom the city.
The train Of dog carts from the Selkirk settlement,
the Red river Of the North was daily looked for
to reach st Paul, where no doubt they would leave
large sum of money in exchange for their supplies.
An atrocous murder had been committed 81 the
fremont House in st. Paul, on Wednesday week
man named Godfrey, who belonged to Baraboo,
Wisconsin shot bis wife in tie heart and stomach,
and she died in the course Of few hours after.
Cause, Jealousy The murderer fed across the river
The strong competition for the passenger trade
between CaleDa and st Paul was still carried on
by tho Nominee and West Newton, and people wore
enabled to travel on those boats on their own terms