The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-10

NEW lVhN Nf)t. l.
DR.. Vim. Mitchell. formerly of this city. and
one Of the editors Of the New Orleans Delta
died of the yellow fever, on his way to New
York.
Gerritt Smith has given one thousand dollars
to the Howard Association of New Orleans for
the relief of the sufferers
The rcccipst oftlc Crystal Palecc, which were
announced TO be for the relief OF the New Or
leans sufferers, were not SO large as the usual
receipts.
The Courier Of this morning states positively
that Mr.. Walker Will not 90 10 China.
CNcTENsTI. Sept. l.
y meeting of citizens was held at Masonic
Hall tonight to take measures for the impcach-
mcnt of Judge Flynn. The resolutions that
Flynn ought to he impcacLcd passed unani-
mously. and committee was appointed to pre-
pare and bring the matter Lcsure the lcgisla-
ture next winter.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. /.
The House of Bishops OF the Protestant I;piS-
copal Church assembled to-day at Odd Fellows
Hail. called to investigate the case of Bishop
DOanc. of the Diocese OF New jersey Bishop
Browncll presided. and said in accordance with
the rules of the House the proceedings would
be private. a motion to adjourn to Burling-
ton, y. j., was under discussion.
NV ORLEANS, Aug. 2G.
The total number of intermcns in the "a
hours ending this morning. was 25S, Of which
2:5;5 were from yellow fever.
WASHINGTON. Sept. ..
Woodward. the murderer of his wife was cx-
ecuted this morning. He made no confession.
and met his fate with apparent Indifference
New ORLEANS, Saturday. Aug. lathe
deaths yesterday. in this city. from fever, were
nearly 200.
LOUISVILLE. August. "a.
despatch from jackson. Mississippi. saws
that the yellow Fever is awful st Vicksburr
and Natchez, every body is leaving that can
get away.
Dreadful MoaTAIITY.-Capt James Price. of
Jacksonville. and formerly commander of the
Bostona, lost his whole family by yellow fever.
his wife, FIVE children. and mother. They were
re siding at New Orleans. The fifth child d:cd on
board the Fanny Smith. on which Capt. Price
had taken passage with it.
TRIAL OF A CoNDrcroR the con-
ductor charged with having through negligence
caused the terrible slaughter at the Norwalk
on the New Haven Railroad. last
May, was on trial the greater part Of last wcr,
before the County Court of Fairfield county.
J he case was given TO the jury about noon on
Saturday. After celebrating three or four
nouIS tue jury returned INTO court. and stated
mat they were unable to agree and asked for
further time. This was granted. and they arain
went ont, but shortly after came hack. and de-
clarcd that they could arrive at no agreement
he Judge with the view of giving them su1i-
Gent time to deliberate, ordered to return to
their room, and adjourned the court till vcstcr
day. 1t is rumorcd that all bnt two or three of
the Jurymen were in favor of acpuittinp the
conductor, but the minority are not inclined IN
give way. it is improbable that they will he
able to render vcrdict.-C!cce Herald.
New ADVANCEMENT Through TO CEicoqo j,
Fifteen Hours John Frink & Co.'S STAGES
VIII leave Galena every morning at ! o'clock
connecting at Freeport with the evening train
or Chicago making the distance between Ca
lena and Chicago in fifteen hours. Mr.. Forbes
me Agent here, we are sure, will do eycrvtbin~ |
n MS power for the comfort of passengers. and
% make connection with the cars Faro 70 |
treeport, So; from Freeport to CHICAGO first |
lass cars, So, second class, s2.5O.-Galeno
4dr. ""'e"o
-Four editors in New Orleans have died viz
Inns to the yellow fever-two of the Picavpnc
me OF the Crescent, and one of the Delta.
In the choice of wife, take the obedicpt
laughter OF good mother.