The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-04

and crushed l20l5; Coffee I0@l2t; T. 1oalog.
Rice g. Moasscs 50C975c. a gal.
DRIED FRuir.--App!es 81 5002 OF 3 b.sAci.
Peaches SO 90. Green Apples 81 90 T. tol.
MlscELLAsEous.--Cr7cke 000S5 90 PHI.
Candes-Star 90. y b, Talow Is do. Fish lr-.D
Sc. p b, dried 7c. Line 81 GOAL 2 = hbl--
Onions 81 90 y bush. Lard Oil 81 o. ? s--
Salt 81 % Y bush. Vinegar 2oc. T. gal. 7 'a,y Ioc.
y b. Tobacco I56ioc. Hides (grcen) ? az :.
LVMBE R.-Common SsGl2 T. NJ; Dimlnzion
sinf, do; Flooring Sl4; Siding SIS; : ssoarl i
go; Shingles 50 seas 90: Lnth 90.
WooD--dry-S3 90 Y cord.
A letter from Pernambuco, dated Ju a. ,a,es
ihat the whale ship Charles Mallory Mystic.
Captain Hull, honeward bound with "a ii, cargo
Of oil, acnt ashore pre,o TO the Of jln, p
few miles south Of St. Augustine, and li.zfJ Tie
captain and crew were saved, and the la-;-. rea.t
also he saved.
A fearful accident occurred on the 1877 p a. ~
agara Falls. Three men, belonging 10 a Stow ch
came down the river on Monday night, . s,l.-r ia
small boat, which presently became ls,s-aet fs.as
her moorings, and two OF the men were ai.i-l oser
The falls. OF course they were Instant hin.G.-
The other fingered in the rapids for sew taJ.=
AM all efforts for his relief proved abor'e. Ls,- ia
the afternoon he los, his hold upon rock .,a i-I
hitherto sustained him, and WAS dash J ev.. .t.
American Fail. The catastrophe olcited t'c u.u.,.,
CONSERVATION in the vicinity 1t is sei a taa- aa
accident involving loss Of liz. go serious s- mi,
has occurred the Falls, aud the event II J.. tls
feared, is attributable in part careless. Vi.-
oTs to the Falls this cannot be 20 caatilus
in venturing into insecure places.
Judge Finn, Of Cincinnati, has graat.l q a-.y
trial TO kissanc and fixed the bail at = 113 So
sane's sureties in the Martha Washngto- 81, s-cf
out their bail, Oh which he was iinneda. a.-e..st.
and will be taken to Columbus AMI Their irlp. o
unless he provides bail. Judge F.aa .-srrl
the trial on the ground that Milla o.. having
received a general pardon in New y r.. ,..s rot
competent 10 testify and the Court crr,d .a l..a5-
tin, his testimony. Findley is s at lar
\ shocking loss Of life by lightning ace-.5 70
Col. " rorter's plantation, near Sac sea u ...
the 22nd ulr. The ovcrsecr, Mr.. r. v.-t
twelve negroes, and about many horse. u.lt.s.
took shelter from the storm in large Sized o. ;ar
plantation, which was struck hy ligh,uir ..,ii.-
out the end Of the bailding and killing ,oo ..-r
men, four mules and two horses.
It is considered as NJ, impossible tina, a. C...l-
bia aad sloop Of wal Albany. NAV be OF -...
from san Jaan 20 the Fishioy grounds.
An argument WIS concluded in the I s. Ctr..
Court at Trenton, n. J., on the 9th-J.d. ;r.s-
presding--on motion, made on behalf Io'n T.
Hagar, of Pougekeeps;e, y. Y. for an OF L 70, a.-
pei John r. Thompson, K. A. Stevens, on. o.er..
formerly Directors Of the New Bunsw Steam
boat and Canal Transportation Company, ~ produce
certain books said to contain the cvdenc I'd food.
BY which liager, former stockholdor, W. t,y
dealt with in settlement with said Cor .n. .,o
to open said settlement with view 70 q ta-4,-e...
Incnt of the amount due him. The Cou,t -,.-..i
the order.
President Wayland has compiled the r,.1,
the Baptist Missionary, DIR. !pison, and a-r.,
to be published in Boston, in two volumes. y. Nat-
land has presented his labor in preparing i4c 1e'r-
rails, TO the widow Of DR.. Jud,ou, who M rc.Ia
a handsome fortune from The sale.
The Washington National Monument Isl f-t
hiSu, Ane NoFkinen are nearly ready to
course. which will add two additional feet .isr o..
Hon. A. NJ. Clayton, our new Consul 20 -.7.
sailed from Mobile in the Black Warrior beg
yana.
Eugene Sue, the celebrated novel writer l ..as
residing at Annecy, in Savoy, tPiedmonD .. ..,:
refused admission into France, owing Il ID
democratic principles which ne processes.
The Boston Bee says wellknown Eat
cine manufacturer in that city, has sent or
ington an offer to fnrnish government en-,
nothing, provided he may place his card, III
on the lap OF each envelope.
The public should bear in mind that by D.. u.. a.
the new envelopes i, is lawful to send c,ters
in them by private hands
There are l42 railroad trains leaving Be- n
The Bee asks--''taye we trans among Us ~.
should think they had few.
DR.. Albert r. kenble. formerly of Me- l-s.
hut for several years a resident aud dist
dentist in Europe, recen,y died at Rome.
Rev. Hora,io Bardwell, editor Of the Mississippi
Presbyterian died at kosciusko, Miss, OF .ae e'tt
ultimo.
John Randolph Gum has been appointed aer,,,y
Of State for Maryland, by Governor Low wise
O'Neal, resigned.
A Convention composed Of delegates fe'a t-s
several yearly meetings Of the Society Of O.,iol,
Friends in the United States, was recent!y bed n
Baltimore.
THE RACE CoURsE.-On the Both Jre
trotting match came off over the Union Conr-r .-t.
Island, between Flora Temple and Black j.
mile heats, best three in five, to barnes gags.