Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-23


make confession TO his spiritual advisers to-
morrow.
New York, June 9Th.
Gen. Scot. met with an accident last night /
which is likely TO prove somewhat serious
AS he was passing down 5th Avenue about 81 /
O'Clock he stumbled against tagging stone
which had been raised above the others and |
fell headlong. He was assisted promptly by
some men who happened to be passing.
Pittsburgh, June 8, P. NJ.
Fire IN Piisburgh.-Tae extensive glass
works of Hartwell & Pierce are now fire,
and from the rapdity of the flames. the build !
ings will, no doubt, be destroyed.
The mandatory is the most extensive in
the West Loss will be heayy-partly insur-
ed.
Buffalo, June 9.
Death of Gen Riley Brigadier General
Bennett Riley died at his residence in this city
this afternoon.
Buffalo. June 9Th.
.7sia arrived. Breadstuffs active and advanc
ing whea.two pence higher. Flour advanc-
ed one shilling on the week. Active specu-
lation aud consumptlve demand. Corn I'M
changed.
Chicago, June 10th.
Fatal Rail Road accident THE Express
4 q.
out from Chicago last night. when about four
teen miles out, ran into a tree, which had fall
en- across the track, by which the fireman was
instantly killed, and the EDgineer seriously,
if not fatally injured. The Locomotive was
destroyed, and some of the forward Passen-
ger Cars injured.
New York, June 18TH
AGvices from Havana state that the Bark
Lady Suffolk had landed two cargOes of one
thousand slaves near Marrell Two hundred
said to have died on the voyage. The La
DIV Suffolk went ashore on a Key, where she
remained for several DAYS, and landed the
slaves in boats. A letter from an officer of the
frigaie Cumberland, dated MAY Goth, states
that that vessel was still there, awaiting nego-
tiations of Mr.. Marsh. at the Greek Govern
ment. No signs of the Asia at sundown.-
The Mayor of Montreal has been arrested and
held to bail to the instance of the friends of
the late Mr.. Peter Gillespie.
Cincinnati, June 18th.
/ Craig who was arrested for forgery was ex-
amined before a Magistrate, who, without
hearing the prisoner, expressed himself salts
/ fed Of his guilt, and in default of bail, COM
mtied him to Jail.
Concord, June 18th.
| In the House, this morning, Liquor Bill
was engrossed and referred to a committee of
/ FIVE.
! WASHINGTON, June Ia.
Mr.. Morrison, our Charge at Naples, has ne
gociated with the Government of the two Sicilies
a convention removing all quarantine distractions
| to our commerce with that Kingdom.
ALBANY, June Il,
In Assemblythis morning the Canal resolutions
under the previous question passed, ayes 1O7,
noes none The Pacific r. R. bill passed in the
Senate
q The vote taken on Monday the 9th, in
/ Milwaukee, on the question of lOaning the city
credit for 100000 in aid of the Milwaukee
and Fond du Lac rail road, was 746 for, and
l6 against.
e The Afternoon Train West, yesterday
afternoon, consisted oils freight and passen-
I ger cars full. Over fifty went from the Chi
18th. 80 : er'''''"'
! C. The steamer Traveller arrived from
! Chicago, yesterday afternoon, with some $50
passengers, one half of them emigrants. The
! tide of travel is running full and strong.-Mil.
Sent, 1lth.
! Madison correspondent of the Milwaukee
Morning News says in relation to the Hubbell
/ trial
The finances OF the state cannot be said to be
very nourishing. Most Of the last loan of $50
600 is already used up, and we have prospect,
of being short long before adjournment This
trial will cost the state extra from $4,000 to
100000 and aside from the present funds, leave
heavy debt wheich we cannot even borrow mon
ey 70 pay. The daily cost over 5000 makes
quite sum in week. But the trial must 90 on
and clouds of witnesses be supported Our ses.
sion thus far have averaged full an hour each per
day. How many bushels of wheat will it take
from the farmers next fall to pay the cost of this
proceedings II an estimate could be made of the
damage TO individuals. think quarter of a
million would not settle the losses the people
will sustain. We'll, taxpayers must be patient
we are in the hands of Providence. $1,000 for
extra counsel, perhaps, is not too much. But if!
after all this prosecution turns out mere perse
cution for malice's sake, then xhat7"
am, sirs.
In the LATEST kind of mood,
Yours, R