The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-04
WASHINGTON, Nav 26.

The Jury in the Gardiner case sent commu-
nication to the Court, stating that after mature
deliberation they found it impossible to agree
and asking that some arrangements be entered
into between the counsel, and that they might
be discharged. The counsel, in view of the ne
cessity of trying the case over again, if YER
dict was not rendered, were unwilling to come
to any agreement and the Court declined to
discharge the Jury.
WASHINGTON, May q.
The Union this morning contains notice
from the State Department, stating that the
British Government had complained Of depre-
dations being committed by the inhabitants of
Faulkner's Island, and have sent force there.
The Union also contains notice, that boun-
ty of $50 will be given to able, and $50 to or
binary seamen to all enlstng in the Navy, at
ter the first of June.
The Gardiner Jury sent word to the Court
this morning, that they should never agree up
on a vcrdict-there having been no change of
opinion among them since they left the Court
room, and begged to be discharged. The coun-
sci for the government agreed to their discharge.
The Court notified the Jury that they might
come into Court but learning that they could
not be discharged, they refused to come.
Ezra Seymour, Chief Clerk and Acting Comp
troller has been removed and j. Ramsey has
be en- appointed.
Judge Mason has commenced the re-genera-
ton of the Patent Office, by removing nine
clerks.
New ORLEANS, May 20.
Santa Anna has ordered the remains of all
the soldiers who fell in the war to be dsinter-
ed and placed in suitable sepulchres. The
names of Bozyarles and Leon, killed in the
war, are to be inscribed on the banners, and to
be considered as promoted Generals.
A levee was held in the capitol, of all the Of
ficers and soldiers wounded in the American
war, and feeling address was made on the oc
cason by Santa Anna.
y national bank has been projected on gov
ernment basis. The French Minister had as
sured the Government that the French eXpedi-
tion had been dispersed.
The GARDINER CAsE-Ths case which has
drawn its slow length along through the Criml-
nal Court at Washington, has not yet been de-
cided, the jury failing to agree!
BANK OF GALENA.-Wc learn that this Bank
will issue bills in few days The notes are
beautifully engraved. The well known estab-
lished credit of the house of \. COrwth q Co.,
will give them ready currency.-Gaiena I'd
pertiser.
Col. ii. l.. DOusman, of Prairie du Chen has
become Director in the Milwaukee and Missis
sippi Railroad Company. 1t is said, that this
road will be pushed through speedily, in con-
gan, from Detroit to point on the Lake oppo-
site Gdfend .fdr.
The builders of the Crystal Palace have an
nounced to the Directors that the building will
probably be ready for the reception of goods
on the 18th of June. The opening is to take
place about the 18th of July.
The frigate Leander, so guns, and the steam
sloop Basilisk 400 horse power and 6 guns, are
ha tod IN hrip mt tha Rrit Oh
Commission to the Crystal Palace Fair.
G.. & G. RAHROAD.-All but ten miles of the
track of the Chicago and Galena Railroad, be-
tween this city and Eigin, is relaid with heavy
rail. Workmcn are busily engaged in remov-
ing the remainder, and when the whole of the
fiat bar is taken up, it is intended to make the
run between this city and Rockford in three
hours and forty-fve minutes, including stoppa
ges.-Chicago Tribune.