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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-09
INTERESTING FROM aINA.
So, &c., Sc.

The steamships George Law and Star Of the West ar
rived shout two O'Clock this morning with the details Of
nice days later Csorniabeing to the 10th ut Through
time twenty three and . half days.
The G. left AspinwAll December 80, at l0H p "
She bi, gs the mails and halt million Of dollars
and arrived ~ Quarsntne at O'Clock this morning.
having encountered heavy weather In ths Caribbean Sea-
Ani strong norberly wirds from Cape HatterAs 10 New
York.
The Star Of the West sailed from Aspinwan on the
morning Of the 3lst and brings 81 26 O99 In treasure
freight and large amount in the hands OF ls2 PAS.
ssngsrs.
Tho Golden Gate left San Francisco at o. ock IN the
afternoon Of pec 16 being detained beyond her usual
time Of sailing, in order to enable and hers
to letters, whi,h left New York per stsamsr
George Law Nov 2ls and arrived at San Francisco per
steamer John L. Stephens, the morning o; the 10th
December. The Colleen Gate arrived at PAnlnA at 8
O'Clock the evening OF tae 2sth beating the steamer
Urcle Sam twenty two hours from port to port in addi
ton to the time lost by the G. in leaving the mails 1T
San Diego snd taking sard two hundred tons Of coal
1t Aca pulco, the Uncle Sam making no stop on her
downward passage.
We under especial obligations to the express
senger Of Nemrs Wells Fargo Co.. for nevs documents,
papers, &C. Also to the gtntlemanly pursers of the
steamers and to the express agents Of Aessrs Adams
Co and Penfo,d 4 Co., for similar fxvors.
We annex the
rREAsuRK LIST OF THE STAR OF TIE aTAR OF rHr
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Dcstr uc,lys Fire mt cortland. Me.

THE CUSTOM HOUSE, posr OFFICE, UNITED srArng
COURT, AND VARIOUS ornEH VALUABLE ISrAD-
L,sHMENrs ENTIRELY CONSUMED.
PORTLAND, Jan. Z, 1854
At six O'Clock this morning Ere broke the Cus-
tom House building, Washington street. and at eight
O'Clock the entire edifce Was in ruins.
Besides the oces OF the CUSTOMS tho building contain.
cd the Post Office, Reading Room, Atlantic Bank, The
United States Court rooms the OF Society e
Natural History, J. 8. Baeys bookstore, and ofaoss
used for other purposes.
Every thing In the Office and store OF Mr.. Bailey vss
saved the contents Of tho customs Offices the spss
cid collection of the Natural History Society judge
Wares valuable law library, keAting rooms, OouA
rooms, and all the other ofces entirely DESTROYED
The loss is very hsa ~ but viii mostly fall the gov
eminent.
The sdifoe was formerly the Msrchsnts' Exchange
but years since sold to the Un!ed States rcv.
ernmsnt for sl2o 600. 1t will probably cost $780, 900 -
rebuild 1t.
The ere originated In the United States Court roon
The collection Of the Natural History Society W.
valued at s2s 900.
Judge Wares library cost 1000.
The Court library valued at 81 900.
All the records accounts and lodge books of the Lod~s
and Encampment of the Independent Order OF odd ~
lows, were also consumed.
s understood that the bu ners OF the Atlantic Raj.
viii mot be interruptedthe vault having been openeA
this afternoon and the and papers unnursd
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Bosros Jan. 8, 1853
The bark CorinthiAn ast arrived from kstanxas SAY
full rgged brig Ashore shovelull Shoals With Light
srs ashore taking out her cargo.
On The a6th Of December in lat. 40, Ion es a. the
bark Globe, of Richmond, from New York for Bristol
Eng, was spoken. She had been thrown ON her bssn
ends lost main topsail, and shifted cargo.
The schooner Ro cknghsm, from Wilmington iu the
gales OF the 9th and 17h lost her deck load OF oo,toa
and obliged to threw overheard part OF that h
hold-in all l29 baler.
The bark Guardian from Mobile, lost her bulwaks anA
Il irty two bales Of cotton nom deok.
The bark Lucy from New Orleans, in the gale Il ths
10Th Loaf MINI neteen bales OF cotton from her deck
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NKw ORLEANS, Jan. Z, 1884
Cotton yesterday astivs. Sales 600 bales Ths
quo, alton mdolng is gAo Sales OF the week. Al 0Oo
bales Decreased ssss At all the ports up to night
$50 ooo sales Of 10 900 barrels OHIO -four mads To-
day, at 80 10.
CHARLESTON, jan. Q, 1854
The sales Of cotton day footed up $50 bales. Qus-
tAtions range from st<c TO loho.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 7, 1854
Hog. are dull At4iic a4Io. Provisions rave largely
declined the closing at e11 SO for pork a.
Co. and tsc for shoulders, sides and hams dry saIted
There IL dem and lard At reduced rAtss-barrseA
selling for Sc. and kegs for sxc.
Providence, Jan. Z, 1854
Our Gotten market has been stssd dy duripg the week
In wool there change to last report
sal.s SO 600 pounds There has been inquiry fce
nting cloths this week, and prices remain Rrn. ~
saIss for the week foot up II, 400 pis,es.
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II Is telssrapbed from New YORK to tho Rochester,
Unisn, thai Mr. Eivh Croswel suffered attack
Of paralysis Wednesday, night and that his Illness
alarming
Hon Ru'us Choste, In HIS argument she murder
tiisl of David Dsmp,er, in Boston, tbs 9Th instan
inn aisd the 1t voald probably be bs last Official act
as Attorney General Of Masssch afsstte.
DEPARTURES.
FOR ssvannss in tbs steamship roridss Brsmsn lady
and ohle; John Reilly, Geo kaeine, ThotAss Owen,
Bschrsob, hknahsn Oliver Drake Geo Swift and sdy,
Amos Davis Capt Grifrn aud lady, Mrs Kelly Mrs
Hunt and taupttr Ino Osgood Gleason John AeEisnd
nrs ldwAds Miss M.yarss Hansen. J Joass snd
8uck, DIR J Eliott Jenkins, W Carbon, Kelly
3 Leland, J Stephenson, 8 "A BANKS. " Beach and
Miss Cashmas, Mrs Bjah Crane, Collins Jaoob.
and sen, Roland rfuhhan ~ daughter Mics HAssoa.
tssraEs.
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The Lower California FilibusteYs.

BATTLE AT sSCINADo- DEFEAT OF TIE ADvKs-
rUBERs-DEPARIURE OF ANoTHsR FILLIBusTRk
ING EXPEDITION, ETC.
Intelligence was received at San Francisco the l3th
of December that . party Of Hbustsrs, whilst out
f,rsging attacked by the rancheros and greas
OF the town Of San Tomas short distance from Eaoins
do ard after slight siirmsh the Americans were com
PEELED to retreat leaving two Of their number dead on
the field and two taken prisoners.
On arriving at EncinAdo the Americana sn.renched
them selves In adobe house. where they surround
ed by the Mexcana under the command Of Negreta, .
military chief and in the engagement which ensued II
is tad that ten twelve Americans killed and that
the rest would likely ehars the fate their boats
had been destroyed and retreat cut oH
Another account states that the Americans had been
attacked in ce6le and compelled to retreat leaving
about third Of their number dead in the hands Of
the enemy that the balance had embarked board the
Caroline and sailed down the Gulf with the intention
escaping mp The cosst.
No dependence, however, was placed either of the
above reports BY the people Of CALIFORNIA;, aud several
parties were preparing to 90 to their relief.
[conespon ,encs OF tn, San Francisco Herald
HAs DISCO, Cal, Dee. 7, 1853
courier arrived here this afternoon from Guadalupe
In Lower Cst rnia, bringing an account OF an engage
a ,msli party Of Prai6ent Walkers rnsn and party OF
henicana under Mslendrey, Ia which ths latter
we're vintsrious The pArt1ulsrs are ~ follows ana
are believed 70 be substaotislly correct The bark
Csrslirs Is lying .t anchor In the roadstsad at
Ego'nseA; A fsw Msxicsns had possessed themselves
OF Dal brass cannon obtained at santa Tomas, rni
va'chins their opportunity, cred upon the ships
launch its way from the vessel to the beach de-
iroybg the boat ard killing American. few
chys after this event twooty lmaIicins left Enot
naia en- yoak Tor Santa rcmss, for the purpose
Of capturing Nesroie, polhcL chief OF Loser
Camorns. ard upsn ent.ring narrow pasl through
which the road runs, we're h7ed upcn ny rsll
party Of hsxicsns, wis ported up5n TIE ai1ss
OF the mountains AID cut Of view OF the 4r1sri-
cars TIE Americans retrsa,sd lssviog o. thsls
number dead upon the field. P.infcrcsd, they re-
tuted 10 the pass ard action eisuei--the reealt
Of which was tee Americans killed. sd two made
prisoners, the Nssioaps retaining possea'an Of the
n.ld OF battle You must bear In mini that Al Jet
We have heard but the Mexican eide Of tho story Aco
ther snv' frcu the South may ch,nye the complex
ion CT Affairs americans not 80 easily handed as
this account would lead M TO infer have nc sympathy
for President Walkers frsn their sho~irg 9
they have earned the halter and without prom pt assist
Ancs from their confedsrates In your cty have no
doubt you Win b called upon to chronicle ths at
taipmeat OF their spparsnty high aspirasions Csrtan
Nh We too the frontisr and soassotsd BY
nssy uss With the poor psoSls aOah Of ps LaA. "a
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Oregon and Washington Territories.


our dats from Oregon are tie lat nlt.
Gov Davis, Of Oregon, arrived at Portland and
The Oregon Legi a,urs ganzed at Salem Tusssy
9th, by the cleo II of ohicels.
eov stev.us, Of Washington Territory. rs has been
prt yously aonounced arrived st r. Vancouver the
ION Of ysnber He rspor toe dscoyrry o. four is
met and practicable pssss through the Hoasy Noun
lans, much lover than the S>nth Pass O-s was SEQ
feet below the South PAs Ee also rspo-tr pfetica-
bls through ihs C'scsd. II uiouniol THIS
rarse is b-tv the Rocky Mouut.as an. the .oast
Gov stevens s 10 orins hii whole prty into hcatquar
ts's IT Puget Sound
Governor Ssevrns bad ISSUED a proelauston for tho
ekcion Of delegates to form for Washing.
ion Territory The for Terri ory STOW
popualiop OF about 100 ind. pen, snt OF sons So1
reported TO have Settled on the Columbia River
Later from the Sandwich Islands.
The lA-.t Advicos ths Sau uich Iands the
M Is.h Nov-m'er. Ths 80 jet 81 annex .tion TO the
United States CONTINUED TO D. agtaed The of the
sps .Is m to sas Poy as eseGa for re-
gins to excite attention t sippoled that the
legiss'nrs viii nsttas rSdinl forms in tho govern
msnt. Free trade IL strenuously sdgoclt
The wra'irg feet bss been rather unhucosssfuL and
bu' At the i,ands il pcndissly dull About
funded snc twenty hva wbars had arrived at the
various island porte. The steamer 8 b Wheeler do
signed to ply among the islands, had arrived from this
port .nc caused great rejoicing The government has
granted the steamer the exclusive privilege,
for i've years Of establianing steam communication be-
tween the islands Of the group ard have sgresd to admit
company free OF duty. The .lpoy s. rgers in tAs
bAnds, but 1t far less fatsl than previous advices
Further News From China.
The clipper ship Tartar arrived rranosco on the
10th December Ia the exceedingly short time of thirty
FIVE days from fapgshae bringing dates from the North
Of China, up to Oct 70.
On the 7th Of September the all word a ao.sd
and TOOK Shanghae with but little loss OF blood Ths
rebels from that date held complete OF The oy
against the attacks Of the Imperial troops to 10
take it,
The Imperial treasury is repre- septed satirey
hausted The Chinese papers peak though the sue
cess of the Insurgents certain.
Tha afn pttu C<nfuC Cd rrads
was likely to have plenty to do. She is Amsri,aa
vessel
The United States Commissioners NArshal" and Vice
Consul CunDughsn had fallr into ShanghAs
b. assisting the Imperiaists.
The I'M urgent CHIEF Teu lie Chuen, addressed letter
to The various Corsus stating the fact that he p,
tive assistance had been given TO ths periAs by he
united Satet officers They accused OF inrnishinG
the mperalist forces at ShsnRhae vi and
milton and also in.trucns them In the Of batt-s
&c Great excitement existed 1t ShApghAs in cone
quence OF this letter. and the Chinese papers the
American officers OF great inab credon.
II thought that the successful the
United States inter would be affected by tho
action OF our oiiicers against the insurgents.
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The steamer republic Lett San Frsno,co tho 9th for
the wreck Of the steamship Winfield Scott which she
reached on the 10th, and tho hope
the ship, she was stripped Of all that could be got
Colonel Thomas Henly Postmaster at San Francisco sent
sIecis agent in the Republic look after tbs
t+rs which taken bach the post Office where they
win be dried tent forward TO this port the lst OF
January.
Charles r. Drew, vho shot Dr. Henry O. ellis on the
18th Of last September has been tried aud convicted OF
mansb ughter in the frst degreee and to
the mercy o. the Court
The New Er gsnd society intended holding a Pilgrims
Festival at san Francisco en- the Anniversary Of the nd
ing o, the Pilgrims.
Several caring highway robbsres had occurred In San
Francisco
From the interior the mining Is or ercouraging.
The rise Of the rivers had totally suspended that kind
mining but extensive preparations making IKE
the ctfctt by thoroughly working the various dry
eisgns. bitches, canals and fumes put opera.
ton and water brought great distances to the favorable
localities. Thesupply OF rsin had been light.
man nan ed John Stsgneyer was found murdered at
Smiths Bar, on the North Fork tf the ConsumH Hes on
tte oath OF November, nd Inoian named One Eyed
Pete hung by The miners for committing The ceei.
Ffeschmln was hung by the populace ct Yuka for
having shot citizen Of Green Horn Creek.
Charles 7. Duane WAS elected Chief E,gneer OF the
Fan frAnctsco lrc department The election has given
great eisssiisa con among several OF the companies
The Iesignation of Ssml Brannan Senator from
San Fran cisco County had been accepted aRd Mahouy
nominated by the democrats, TO f the vacancy. The
wings nomin tied W B. FarweiI formerly connected vii
the Commercial Advertiser. The election Was TO ha ve taken
place Monday, Dec. 10 The general impression vas
that MAhony would be elected.
Ths division In the democrats OF ranks Ia San Fran.
csco was as vide as ever, and likely to continue.
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The Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Z, 1854
The weather here Is quite eold and the river gorgsl
with ice between this city and Louisville.
CLHvnASD, Jan. 8, 1854
The weather here n clear aud cold. Th,rmomst.r =
degrees above zero. No wind.
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The Treasure Shipment.

From the a tn California;, Dec 49,
The semi monthly shipment by the steamers which sa
to day viii ach nearly the large OF two and
half millions This In unusually large for the
irg circumstances Of oversociCd market and an ab
OF the accustomed fall trade renders absolutely
q wonder and feature OF the present month 1t gra
tifying 10 know that while the markets at no ne
harssssd and deeply depressed CAi'orna under sd
verse contiLue to meet her engag
in lne pos' prompt od handsome manner.
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NE WS BY LEGR PHI

N0n-Arrival OF tho Baltic.
SANDY HOOK, Jan. s-l0I<P N.
The wind Is blowing fresh from the N N W., and ths
weather is clear but there appearance the Bslxs
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We annex lit OF

PASfEfGAkS PER SrBAMSHlP tkOhuE LAWs
1sa,s sSa ;ns De- Dsri.
l.sss s%a X. s:s assksa ns Emery
i .sy .ay :a G:n
t..s,h,e, NeAnaqr, 8 Ford. 9 Hye, Yoryn Y'rv.
A4 ss a Nj MI asIsIs nd
two children, Brown snd lady Cart sam MAI .in lady
w. S i:n r.1.s s'ssy i
ss1s: sAs.s: srnssss sss ',:n
kss.1s sTss S's H.slfs
1hem,s. 4 Marsh Webster, LE va brids.; Ludwig
ss Wv Pssan Psssa 1;'s osg'ss sas
sss Ssa Bssws Slisa Hsar1.
BS.k asss Weber, S5gsS;
TNsyssnS = Ray, q Bs.tiy; v ii Gs..ns Hssse;;,
COOPER x.1s has. :a k'
Wilson, and III in steerage.
The following is lii Of thek
PASSENGERS IN THE STAR OF THE WEST.
Levy Y xil.n: Y ssas.sss, " q Wss.siy Ferry,
sn:S sS.iss Ss:s Ss
Fuller Boy.s 9s,.a ISni c.,I..., m.,ss
SIsRsy Alden i,,s
u 1sIans aassV = ns
ssT'1 Mel and LADY Wis 5s1i';S
McCuoch, Capt Cornell, Q Richards Janoy, y
Miner. sales. Jr, Mclean, Whi,lanb Whtlamb. q
Ieas r Robiss son, J Kinney, Crozer, Jshnson,
vincent, W Norsbam, r nili, Ballard, 8 Apple,
Ball MoGreger, glider Geo Hall, Isaiah Boon,
Psgs Brown. lady and children Avery n Arnold
Greenwood, d Bapeh, Slnbond, Pearson: shelton
B Holt, Clifford, Mrs Clifford, II kerscr. w Pstter
son, Graves Loring, Or arfdlsy, II Bradley, III
mer Mr, Toner. Mya.ston, Nc; v, puf simps%Sn'
iilams ID Hollirs rsuortn, W Thomss, Knight. l.
Tedall U Johnson, Johnson, Craley, Collins, q
Fletcher c Fletcher, Capt Henry, Leonard, Bsr
bsr Robinson, Gilman, and two hundred and seven
ty three in the storage.
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NINE DAYS NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

NINE DAYS NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
-~~->~~~~>->~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
TIE LlLIBUSTEROS In LOWER CALIFORNIA.
Battle Between a Portion Of Walkers
Men and the Mexicans.
.~~~~>~>>>>~~>~~~~,~
SEVERAL OF THE ADVENTURERs KILLED,
~~~>~~~~S>>~~N~~~~,>~~
The REMAINDER BESlEGeD AT EMPINADO.
->-~>~~~~>~~~~>~~~~~~~->-
Sailing Of Another Expedition for San Francisco
~~~>>~~~>~~~~o>~~~~~
Great Excitement Among the People.
>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~~-
Later News from the Sandwich Islands. and
Orege" and Washington Territories.
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Construction Of this building snd during that time Mr.
Wright, one Of the essees has bsen there every cay
inspecting the progress Of the work. Mr. Wright
twsvsJsas ago engaged head waiter in the ST. Charles
Hotel at New Orleans; from thence he removed tho
steamship Atlantic, and made the frst trip In her
Liverpool He then leased the Fifth Ward Hotel in West
Broadway, and has Been for long time saving up tAs
sum Of $40 0c0 for the purpose OF joining Aessrs aasrs
Co. as one OF tbs proprietors Of this e. stsbshms
Now he has lost amost every collar that he p,ssesssd
there not being corer his Pre- por
ton OF the loss.
Amcng those connected with the company Senator
Tho Barr, who had several shares in the establish
msnt and will b. obably heavy loser BY the disasts
Messrs Heister Co.'S jswsry store, underneath the
hotel entirely consumed; but fortunately all the
goods and vAluAbles cd by the police snd hrs
men. Their insurance will fully the loss, which,
however, Ia trfipg The following tables Of loss ana In
surances, carefully compiled BY reporter will give
the reader idea Of the extent Of the conf
oE AR
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Metropolitan Hall, ctst $a8 600
lafArge ROuse and additions made to the Hall for
hetel pur poses. 800 900
lN1H on lUo OOu
Loss on hair dreskng 1al Observation-Disclosures. ,on 1000
j. Hulsey's carpenter shop. 500
Damage to buildings in Mercer street. 300
Total loss. $i9b,o00
INSURANCE.
Insurance on the Iafarss Aouse and Metropolitan
.VetooU
Insurance furniture Of the hotel ........ $4,000
Total amount OF insurance .$2aa 500
Total loss. .$262, 500
Since rtpg the above have received the following
list OF ns, at the different Offices In this city
afs andM at itan Hall.
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OF TIE STAR OF TIE

The following 10 the
TREASURE LIST OF THE GEORGE LAW.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

The price of hogs in st. Louis is ~ W to
81 90 for shipping, according to quality-ex
ira for butcheriug sell from 81 90 to S. 90 per
100 lbs.
The Detroit Times comes to US much en-
larged and improved in its typographical ap-
pearance.
Seventy persols were added to McKendree
Methodist Church in Washington, d. G., du-
ring recent revival.
The splendid new steamer, Her Majesty,
built on the Clyde, to run Oh Lake Ontario,
sailed from Scotland seven or eight weeks since,
for Quebec, and has not since been heard from.
She had a sailing crew, but no passengers Or
cargo.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin says that sports
men were shooting quails on West Water st
in Milwaukee, on Saturday afternoon last
The New School Presbyterians have resolv.
cd to establish publishing house at Philadel
phia. A site and buildings have been purchas
cd for $4,000. t....
The Miss Nudge, ct Philadelphia, who was
the witness against the dentist Bcale, was al
the time of the outrage engaged to be married
to a Mr.. Throckmorton. The nuptials arr
soon to take place, and the ladies of that city
are raising fund for the purchase of a silver
plate to be presented to the bride on the occa
sion of her nuptials.
John Todd, member of an organized ban'
of thieves and despcradoes in Philadelphia
called the Schuylkill Rangers, has been arrest
cd, and committed for trial on a charge of bur
glary. 1t is stated that these Rangers numbe
twenty-five men, all armed with pistols an,
bowie Knives The dread of the gang il
spread through all the western section of thu
city.
The London Times chronicles the return 9
four English paupers, who had been sent GU
to America, but were arraigned in Boston be
fore the Police Court, and ordered to be n
turned to the Queen of Great Britain.
The Governor of Indiana has offered n
ward of $500 for the detection and arrest {
the marauders who caused the breaks in tn
Wabash and Erie Canal.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

The New HOTEL. -" Father" RANDALL,
one of the Committee appointed to award
the building of the new hotel on the corner
of sth street, informs us that upon the first
appearance of Spring that building will be
under way. 1t is the intention of its pro-
jectors to have it second to no hotel west of
New York, either as regards size or the
manner in which it is to be kept. The past
enterprise of the projectors of this estab-
lishment leads us to believe that the new
structure will he all they predict for it.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

CITIZENS FROM THE SOUTH. We were
pleased to meet, yesterday, LEVI DoLBEAR,
Esq, Of Natchez, who arrived on the Royal
Arch for the purpose Of making his future
home in Minnesota. Mr.. d. visited our
Territory last summer, and took home such
flattering accounts Of our prosperity, that
he has induced quite number of families to
come hither and pitch their tents. He in
forms US that between $4,000 and
100000 is now here to buy country resi-
dences for number Of persons who design
spending summer months in Minnesota.
Thanks to Mr.. D. for late southern papers.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

THE WoHIDs FAIR. NED UEENAN re.
ceived by the Navigator, the other day, the
balance of his winter supply Of goods. 1t
makes one feel good to look in at this pop
ular resort, and see counter and shelf piled
ceiling high, and host of hands disposing
the commodities. NED we'll deserves the
success he is now receiving may he
continue to get it,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

Go1Sc, Go1Sc, GONE BY reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that
FRANK COLLINS offers the public chance to
buy themselves rich +! His sales are posi-.
tive, and close inspection of his goods en-
ables us to say they are all he recommends
them to be. Persons wishing to lay in their
winters supply should by all means call and
examine this stock. They will find it to
their advantage to do SO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

WINsLow HoUsE.--We learn that Messrs.
CLEMENTS & PARKER have effected a lease
of this hotel, and design taking possession
thereof to-day. 1t is said by those who
know these gentlemen that the Winslow
will suffer nothing by the change, as they
are both well acquainted with the various
ct ceteras necessary to the keeping of first
rate hotel.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

nD- Mr.. PHILLIPS, of the Jasper Mills, is
in town trying to complete arrangements
for the erection, in early Spring, of flour
ing MILL Satisfied that our Territory will
be all immense wheat-growing country - as
it already gives token --- he wishes to come
hither that be may ship to foreign markets
the surplus -four made here instead of send
ing below the grain. A good idea. Hope
he may succeed.