The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-28
NEW YORK. Anil l.

~, NEW YORK, April II.
lhc steamer America with dates from Liverpool TO
ths Z III INST arrived Halifax this fore noon but
severe storms have put tne wires east Of Boston out
OF o. der, SO that have been ai,e to get anv-
thipg more than the ANNOUNCEMENT nj OF her ,, wal M
10 Il late hour this evening.
The steamer Cnion ION AsrinwaIl arrived here
this evening. She binss dates nom Kingston to the
9th Instant.
The Rev. James McClaSkv, Methodist Minister
tom Washington county, Pa. died of fever ON th,.
passage The fever was prevailing among the shin
ping at Kingston.
NEW YORK. April Is
The steamship Pacific, which left Liverpool a, II
A. NJ, April 9th, arrived here at 6h p. H. TO-DAY
with Us passengers.
The steamer Africa arrived ont ON the ara,;,, of
the 3D..
Geniai weather and liberal arrivals have had their
"Suai m'iu:nce on the minds Of ope, ators The
am unt OF business transacted in all l anches of trade
has been ini,ed
rueeso OF ho'n have rather given way, but the few
sales OF wheat that take place chiety Tor Lish &C.
count have been at the rates Of our hast. White In
dian corn is IN very slow request AT 30s SID Yellow
only IN moderate dtnand, but supported late rates
f'"iiincnt resumed its session on the oath u,i.
Notice was gwen OF n call for the correspondence
IN relation t. alleged Cuban annexation tu..rions
a schooner oi Ia tons was d,wa on H., 18th
by the steamer Minerva and all on board losi IN.
STEAMER Du<e of Saih ,rla,d, tradi " between Lon
don and Aberdeen, WAS wrecked on the first in the
r. YER De, and went To peces-l5 or 20 passengers
dro" ned.
A large fire at Bercey destroyed $4,000 casks Of
WINE VI
The U. $. frigate Constitution arrive, a, G;bra,ar
on the % ult., FL days from New Yo,k.
"A commercial treaty between Prussia and Hanover
went into operation the 9th inst.
BY recent arrivals in England from Australia vary
large sums in gold have ben received.
The diffc,ltfeS &C Swt,c,I,pd ,,t
Aust' ia and Prussia threaten trouble The ca,t ,,L.n
by France in the question is attributed to the rls
al the Pope {" visit France, Cor it il now said HI;
holiness has given p sitive refusal
NEW ORLEANS, April IL.
AT the particular request Of the citizens NJ
Measher delivered lecture on Monday p;uh, nm ,hs
political affairs Of Ie'anI in 1913. The lectnrs ,,s
decide ly III INST elrqrnt discourse delivered lac
MN since his arrival in this country An,os, verv
pa agaph was applauied, AID at the coDch,.;o, m.
en'hislaS manifested WAS owe, wheimine His re-
cept'on here has been most cordial, and he has NJ,
tiac'ed "A host Of friends since his arrival, He poes
hence TO Baton Rouge, by the special invitation IS
the Governor and the Legislature of this State.
WAsHIsGroN, April II.
Mr.. Sargent, editor Of the Republic, IL living So.
riousiy III.
Mr.. Brunsoa has not vet accepted the office IF
collector, at New Yosk, and if he does NOT, il :. III
be rendered to MIR. liavemeyer in case he Drom;sox
to accept. F'
Hon. Edward Stanly is about starting to California
to locate there.
The securities Of Thadieus Koskiu.co. have mid
ina amount OF the judgment recently rendered aga;o.,