The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-01

The BANK OF ATALATA.-Thc New York Times
remarks: "The fraud of the Atalanta Bank of
Georgia continues to be imposed on the people
of the Northwest. The owner of the bogus con-
Germ is the only man Of any prominence that
continues to defy the Banking Laws of Illinois
and Wisconsin. Other private Bankers have
shown themselves content with the liberal priv
ileges now afforded by these laws. There is no
sort of ultimate security for the notes. The
whole operation is q species of outlawry. Er-
en- the Charter of the State of Georgia, original
ly granted for very different objects, and in good
faith has been made a mockery Of 1t was seiz-
ed upon for bogus use, without anything like
compliance with its letter or spirit, and the
first direction made up of non-residents, and
its notes first put afloat in the Northwest
Georgia is about the last State in the Union
likely to tolerate this fraud upon her laws, lon-
ger than the offender can be reached by the
Governor or Legislature"
QUININE IN YELLOW FEyER-A correspon-
d mt of the Columbus Times. writing from
Mobile, says: "a new practice has been
adopted with remarkable success by two or
three OF our most eminent physicians; and it
is so curious and simple that cannot forbear
to mention it. 1t is merely one large dose of
Qnininc, go grains.) taken as soon as the I'M
mistakeablc symptoms show themselves. 1t
relieves the racking pains in the head and back,
puts the patient to sleep and he wakes up in a
perfect perspiration cured. l know physi-
clan in New Orleans, who has pursued this
practice and has not lost case where the REM
edy was Immediately given. 1t has proved
highly successful here
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-The proceedings at
syracuse excite the most profound interest in
high quarters. Opposition to the settled poll
cy of the Administration will not be tolerated
INSTRUMENTATION will assuredly meet with the
Executive frown. Any opposition on the part
OF Adamantines, Incendiaries Fleyibles or 9TH
ers, Will receive severe rcbuke. Very hard
things are said here of the Hards.
GERMAN WING PAPER.-Mr. A. Rooster, FORM
erly OF Milwaukee, has commenced the publica-
ton of a German Wing paper at Quincy. MS.
james T. Brady, formerly Mayor of New
I Ork, and an influential Democratic leader. has
resigned his post of President of the Younp
Mems Democratic Union Club, in that city. and
In his letter of resignation gives. as his reason
that ne is not willing to support the National
ana state administrations. This is one of the
numerous indications of open war among tho
Democracy of the Empire State
Some of our printers crawled out from ,ho;r
SICK rooms yesterday morning looking the very
pictures of hatchet-aced wretchedness. Nav
their shadows never be less nor their f.ccs
sharper.--.E o. Crescent
The present editress of the mapaz;no .o,-
Quoted by the factory girls at Lowell. a Mis-
Farley. writes to friend - am proprietor
of the New England Offering. I do ali fbe NH
fishing. and as it is bound i'm nv office Loan in
hurry. help fold, cut covers. stitch. 6c
have little girl to assist me in folding. stitch.
ing. &c the rest, after it comes from the nrint-
ers hands, is all my own work. | employ mn
agents, and depend upon no one for Assistance no
My edition is four thousand.
Can man be considered a loose character
when he comes home tight every night.
The editor of the New York Times has hoo,
paying visit to the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
nc thus details few of the :ways and means;
adopted to - bleed" Uncle Sam. He saws:
We examined the rottcd keels of the Sabine
and her neighbors cogitated on the nrobob;I;1
ty OF the noble frigate hanging by the ears in
its excellent ship house for tbirfy odd voars
!onger-and then went to another place lust in
time 10 see the gun-carriages that were con-
eehihed as unit for use hidden off at auction
lor sixteen cents apiece. That auction. by the
way. was curious affair. There were present
eAacuy hve persons, including the penner of
tu.s paragraph. The auctiOneer went into the
business IN matter-of-fact style that was roal-
~ refreshing. You might have tbouch, frn,,
MS 1 earnestncss, that he had one of Kecse.s m
diences to talk to. The carriages went off in
Parcels' bringing occasionally as mpcb nc 10
oen's WHICH was considered, no doubt as ouitc
:e.A'ravagant. The purchasers had a bargain of
~. Inc iong iron bolts that ran THROUGH each
piece OF timber will cost more than double the
W. .ha. 'ae SPECTATORS paid for them. The
man VINO gets them in his ship or has tbom mod
IN other shape for his use. will discovor tIat
mere is occasionally some profit made ON sncb
'n'nss-ai'hough Government gets none ofit.o
Port of st. Paul.