The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-26

SYMPTOMS OF TRorBLE IN ME KTcHxS.-The
Evening Post, which is the organ in this city Of
the Van Buren, portion of the Cabinet at Wash
ington, is out in the most savage manner on the
New England portion ofthe Cabinet, in the per-
son of Mr.. Cushing including also the Washing
ton Union in its condemnation and indignation.
The following is specimen -
The Washington Union is publishing articles
from the newspapers concerning Mr.. Cushing's
letter. but there are something's which it seems
to have overlooked. we dare say through sheer
inadvertance--for the Union is not very exact.
We had supposed until within day or two,
that the publication of that letter was mani
fest an indiscretion that Mr.. Cushing's friends
had concluded, in the words of the old adage,
that the less was said about it the better; but
if seems it is not SO. As. therefore. the fashion
has been set at Washington to publish the COM
mcnts Oh the letter, We shall supply very re-
markable omission of the Union.
Mr.. Cushing is from Essex county in Massa-
chusetts Here in New York the democrats
laugh at his letter: in Essex county they are
indignant ut it. Its vulgar and violent tone
here awakens contempt; at home, where MT.
Gushing is better known, the contempt has
considerable mixture Of wrath.
How can we expect the cooking OF kitchen
to be of the first order, when there is 20 much
trouble and disorder among the artizans ~.
Y. Herald.
BANK OF MASSlIIOS NOIES.-AnC Na"Sc
News saws the notes of this bank will probably
bring at that place, thirty cents on the dollar,
i'm the course of a few days, although such pur-
chascs for the present must be entirely specula-
tive, as there is nothing definitely known upon
which to base q calculation whereby the actual
value of the currency may be ascertalned The
Cleveland Herald Of Saturday evening is infor-
med by banker of that city who had just re-
turned from New York, that Mr.. Dwight had sta
ted that he had sufficient assets to pay all his
liabilities, and that soon as he had time to
make them available. he would redeem every
dollar of the bank of MassllOn's bills. This
statement, although it may be true, will be re-
ceived. of course, with considerable degree
of doubt.
LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Nov.
Prof Butler, who was shot yesterday by Ma
thew Ward, died last night Judge Jones re-
fused to accept bail for Wards appearance, and
rcmanded him to Jail. The younger brother of
Ward has been arrested, charged with being an
accomplice.
SALr.-The price of Kanawha Salt has been
advanced by the Company 10 cents per bushel.
CONSERVATION OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC BIsH-
OIs.-On Sunday 3Oth ult., at st. Patrick. s Ca
thcdral, New York, the Right Rev. Drs. Bailey
LOughlin, and GrOesbrend, were cOnsccrated
Us Bishops of Newark, Brooklyn and BurinG-
ton. The ordination of SO many Bishops at one
time, has no precedent in this country. The
church was crowded although one dollar admis-
sion fee was charged, and the street was filled
with spectators to witness the procession Of
Bishops and clergy. Among the Bishops who
assisted on the occasion, We notice the name OF
Bishop Rape. of Cleveland. The Pope's Nun
clio, Bcdna, Oficiated, over whom. in the pro-
ccssion, was carried o canopy. The robes Of
the NunciO could be distinguished from other
splendid vestments by their brilliancy and ell
egancc. The New York Herald says:
After the procession entered the church the
officiating clergy and bishops walked direct to
| the alter, where chair, or throne, surmountcd
by handsome crimson canopy, was erected for
| the Nuncio. One on one side of the alter, and
in the enclosed space known as the sanctuary
were placed six small kegs of wine and the same
number of lOaves Ofbread, two of each of which
were presented in the course of the ceremony
to each of the bishops. The assistant bishops
we're clothed with cope, and wore the mitrc
on their heads, which is the distinctive mark OF
their high office. The bishops elect wore the
simple biretum, or priests cap, until invested
with the mitre by the Nuncio, by whom they
were cOnsccrated. The cope is a large mantle,
used by priests and others of the inferior orders.
and was originally employed in professions.
The mtrc corresponds to that which the Jewish
high priest wore, and is intended to represent
the helmet of salvation, wherewith the bishop
as leader Of the Christian people, should DC
specially protected.
The entire ceremony which was exceedingly
grand and imposing occupied over five hours,
but our room will not permit q full description.
The sermon was preached by Arch Bishop
Hughes.
SUPPLIES FOR TIE MINING REGIOx-A Saut
correspondence of the Cleveland Plain Dealer
writing under date of the 9Th inst. says that
there is about $4,000 barrels bulk Of supplies
Tor the mining region now at the Saut awaiting
Shipment. The same correspondent says that
the ice is making rapidly; that speedy close
OF navigation may be anticipated, and that Capt.
EsterbroOk, of the Steamer Sam Ward, has re.
solved not to attempt another trip.
St. Paul Market.
Corrected Ueekly by ". T.. Tyson e. Co., Groccrs
| and Provision dealers, Roberts Street.
FRESH MEAr.-Retail-Becs, a lie. Mutton, 1Oc.
Pork, lie. Veal, IL IL. Chickens, 50 per dox.
| PRovIsIoNs.-Pork, 500 per Dbl. HAMS ILL.,
Lard l5c Four-extra, So; superilne, So so per bb,
Corn Meal, 81, rs per bushcl. Beans s4 per bu.bc
Potatoes soc per bushcl Fresh Buttcr 25 soc per h.
Cheese, II 1-2c. per ID. Eggs, 25c. per doz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 71-2 a 1sc pcr 100 He
hehned and Crushed, II 15c. Coffee. Is a 2oc. Tea
~ ioo' Rice, &C. Molasses, 80 1O0c per GAL
D"iED fRuIT.-Apples, 81, 1,cO per bushci.
Peaches' 81 a,5o Green Apples, $3.50 s5 per Dbl,
GRAIN.-Oats, Soc. Corn, SOC. ~ barley, Soc.
MISUNDERSTANDING $3.50 $3.50 per Dbl.
Candles Star, 3oc ID. Taow, 2Oc do. Fish, fresh
&c per ID, dried, 7c Lime, 81, so So per Dbl Onions
ooc per bush. Lard OIL, $3.50 per gal Salt, Al per
oush' Vinegar 25c per Sal. Tallow, loo per h. To-
o"ec'' IL IL a Toe. Hides, green, 2.l-2, dry &c.
LUMBER.-Common, So a - per NJ Dimension s,rrr
sl2 IA; Flooring, s6; Siding, sI5; Seasoned, $50
| Ss5 Shingles, 81; I.ath, 81.
| Woodbury., $3.50 per cord.
1T Is JUST WHAT Is wANrED"-So saws Dr.
i'eter Fryer, Of Salubria, Chcmung county, n.
L. and so say oil who have used or administer
ed Dr. MLane's vermifugc, Mr.. Fryer saws
'nat THIS excellent medicine has given the great
est satisfaction in this neighborhood, aud he has
ordered o new supply.