Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-14
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will be opened about the both of this month.
~ E. II. STRONG has been appointed P.
Master Of GAINESVILLE.
@ Judge Howe, of Green Bay, has been
chosen by Gov. Farwell, to hold the May
term of the Circuit Court, in Milwaukee co.
u new public school house has been
commenced il Racine size on the ground,
- feet by 70.
~ The fare from Buffalo to New York,
by the central line of New York rail roads,
is TO be reduced to Sc, so.
~ BeIoit has voted by large majority to
/ issue bonds TO the amount of 500, 900, in aid
| Of the Racine railroad.
= The cost of running passenger train
from New York to Albany Zone hundred and
fifty niles) is only S32.
/ Railroad Iron.-There are large quantities
If railroad iron lying upon the dock at Alba
| ny, awaiting transportation west.
I~ E. P. Willis, brother to n. P. Willis,
| is dead. This gentleman, figured pretty ex-
tensiveIy with Lola Monlez, when she first
came to this country.
! Ken0sh1 and Rock Riuer r. R.-The sur
vey of this road is progressing; two full com
panies of surveyors are now engaged on the
route.
- The name of Col. Benton is mention
ed IN connection with the appointment Of
! Minister to England. Tha, of Mr.. Buchan-
an is also spoken of in the same connection.
| ~ 1t is stated in report from Washing
| ton, that "a Mr.. Carpenter from the west" is
| likely to get the appointment of district attor-
sbI Na I'll &c Hac
erence to NJ. II. Carpenter. of Beloit.
| ~ The London Advertiser says that Mrs
Stowe, aulhoress Of Uncle Toms Cabin, will
/ be met on her arrival at Liverpool, Dy the
| Earl of SALISBURY and other notables of the
/ Kingdom. with an address of welcome, sign
ed by 4O,0U0 women of England.
0FGov. Faawel has removed John Tay.
| Ior, recently elected by the Legislature to the
wardenship of the Penitentiary, and aPpoln-
ed Nr. Brown. the former occupant.
| This act of Gov. Farwell meets the appro-
val OF persons of all parties.
~ The receipts of the Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana railroads for the first
three weeks of March were about $4,000,
showing large gain. On the Michigan
| Central road, for the same period, they were
equal to the entire receipts Of March 1852.
q The democratic leaders in Connect.
cut are said to be sorry that the state did not
20 against Pierce last fall as then they would
be more sure Of appointments now, he having
taken the most of his appointees from Massa-
chusetts, Tennessee and Kentucky-states
that did not vote for him.
w Kit Carson, famous as a guide ard hun.
| ter in the Rocky mountains, has been appoint
ed Indian agent for New Mexico. This is an
excellent selection. Carson is feared and res
pected by the Indians to as great degree as
any man who has ever traversed the wild re-
gions which are now TO be the sphere of his
duties.
Homans Rights-The Savannah News is cred
IDLY informed that a company of twelve womer
and girls, in Taylor county, near the line Of the
A1uscogee Railroad in that State, telling the
largest pines in the forest, saving them into
blocks, and irving and drawing shingles for mar
ct.
LraUoR LAw-The Liquor Law OF Rhode Is
md is very generally respected. Open rum-selI
ag has ceased, and drunkenness is of rare occur
ence.
The law works well, in spite of the prediction.
% the contrary.
II The Rock River Bank, in village, has
~ got fully into operation, and we notice its
lis are commencing their peregrinations. They
e very handsome notes, and as they are amply
rcured. we trust they may prove to be useful a
Aey are beautiful Beloit Journal
Early Cltcun5ers IN Northern Wisoons5l-Wc
--re presented on Tuesday last, with some Gu
.umbers measuring IL inches in length. They
ere raised on the grounds of Hon. NJ. L. Martin
Il ireen Bay Advocate. 3lst ult.
Irou for The Central Rail Road--The Steamer
Ohm -lnlonds which arrived at ST Louis from
New Orleans on the 3Oth ult-, had on board lou
hundred ton railroad iron for the Illinois Contra
Railroad.
i Church Biocn Do,cn The Congregations
Church at Kenosha was blown down during tn
nigh wind on Tuesday night. The building wa
smashed to atoms by the fall No person injured
I-lfE. Sent.
Run Of-The School Commissioner of Galen'
las iecampei for Australia with 5000 belousins
D the school fund. The rascal should be gibbete,
Tor plunderng so sacred fund as that.
II A late German writer says that the peopl,
Of the United States can burst more steamboats,
and chew more tobacco than any other five IA
4 tions in the world.
! II The expense of furnishing our IS Senators
i with proper sub officers is only $3.50 day, oil
but s237,OO a week. The Senate ought TO b,
i we'll cared for, al that price.
i DEArH-The Nr HoA of Chicago, recently
killed BY the accident on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad was one of the firm of Holt * Malthy
/ Oyster dealers in Chicago.
/ II A great worlds temperance convention !:
in agitation, TO be holden al New York the com
| ing season, say in August.
The River has commenced rising here. Pas
sengers by the Enterprise, down from Lansing
| Yesterday. report quite rise there-Gal .7dr.
i II Th. New York Crystal Palace viii not b
ready for the reception Of articles before the Is