The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-25


obtained. The whole of last night the streets
were patrolled by hving artillery. No distur-
bance took place.
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'L.. ~" "lp,ID ri 1, VII Dun'io paper gives
T'u,, W u W. ni"illici io Mnl1n ci,"eh Vi
,inncJ l., ,'n c H;, s"neieo hiNisci " oe
""tT ~ G;o q osnu VI "IPsies -
o,. ~ S.P'.es ioe'scu 'nchlncl'c Us at Iuii!,
w"nns ,En. oI.a;na5 on =! "c,"u cy soiie
NJ. "2 ny o"iieu m''m' possession vi ,he lact mat
namod anI ono ~ ~ t "ioal tut .oMu Nas
hoJ ,".t u U ~ ,s osa es'.l'i,'pic LcsIielliS
GU "I.'' ,"n pooh III "i',rn ni recoruS
Rn,O,, Cno,,ou IN soo we. hep'. ihcIcu!on
~ ~, ,,itl' H., nu l .aII I "ppilco
l. ".'u .'.e " 'c,l I.'s :, lol' a
'n 1l ma "ouiu ioiiow. nc ,oiu
IL s,a o,1 tam Wv, ",' i' ~, aunc eoiu put
iooI' wv ,,iI aini nv" ~ ic1o,ci iis iost
,Gn' on' , ~. "Guiu :. pss nei 80 'h1reiof' ono re-
ply ply va. II .puio cast! pc ooLe-oniy sAe
must get toselhef certain amount OF money
IL, ,n oluer 10 Prouace inc cnalm. lie according,
p,aoeu III nIr nanus sooo IN sPeclG, an ne lad
AZ .1nnhanu ,1 manu- ou. upon eohsnit,hs the oracle
l'l olo as'rUicslcae pooA vi looo-s.e II, ionhd IL
was not sIlncIen1 lor the purposes OF the mean
morc-whereupOn she returned to her gang and
procured 500, which she added TO the pile
snir;ts and oftor ,nnnh ,'oraasinn n S1r = .ne
induced to borrow another 500, which Betsy
pronounced adequate. The money was wrap
ped up and formed good-sizcd parcel, which
Mr. Iully still retained Betsy then demanded
that her reward OF hvc dollars should be added
to 1t. which was done. She then asked for
lock OF hair from the heads of Mr.. Tully. his
wife, and child then Tor paper OF salt from
each ana then directed them to place the mon
ey in her hand and turn their backs, while she
repeated the mystic words OF the leather ora
Gle. 1hey did so and Betsy, taking advant-
age OF their situation, contrlvcd to substitute
parcel, as near like the original as possible.
containing rare show of pebbles and pewter
in place OF the one containing the S4S.j-thc
latter OF which she smuggled under her blanket.
She then gave the parccl-the b0na f ie one as
he snpposcd-into Mr.. I. charge, saying that
it must remain unopened for four weeks, at
which time she would return, and the lost book
sbc said for Now York Tho rns,It 90 % no.;i,, IT,
br imaoncd Mr. TuIIv discovered ot Iast thot
hc had hocn dunod III, ainSios vnro ,,',rs',n'1
and the Queen BETSY and her rovaI consort wcrc
arrested some of tho nronorty y!found on Rctlv
was identified bv Mr.. TulIv,
THE RAPPISGs IN GERMANY-IfrMBoIDr' orr
vrov--Gco. w Kendall cditor of tho Y n
IN,
u"e' in ie'cn' 'c''cr irom Iar's' mus
writes OF inc happers:
1.-The Spiritual Rapping' humbug has reach
ed Germany, and has taken deep root in some
professors have given in their adhesion. but il
would seem that the venerable IIumboldt is not
TO be caught A friend ofhis RECENTLY SEM him
letter. asking for his opinion in relation to the
magnetical phenomena of table-moyine. as It is
termed. and which is ATTRACTING orcat attention
The veteran pbvsician. in an answer which an.
pcared in the SiIesian Gazette. remarks that !,
is always easier ia DESTROY a false theory than
an inaccuratelv annrchcnIIcd fact. JJc then ad.
ycrts to a series of MISUNDERSTANDING discoveries
which have been made aad exploded in tho
cmrse of his experience of cirhty-four wears
and winds nm Inv advisino Tho ranncrs and t,1
ble.movcrs to irv their chaff mon some vouna.
or bird, They certainly have not made much
bv addressing the Baron Won HumboIdt.
AFRICA"-oapt. Lynch, OF the United States
time since. with a view to determine nrclimina.