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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03
Death OH the Battle Field.

The following reflections presented them
selves to Mr.. Patrick O'Brien on viewing the
field after the battle of Oltcnitza. Il spirited
narrative of which he gives in his Journal of
a Residence in the Danubian Principalities:
The sight of death on the field of battle docs
not produce the same feeling of awe that is
caused even by the view of a passing
funeral. You ride off the field the day after
the fight, and you tread your way amongst the
dead with strange Indifference at The sight CT
much carnage. Whilst listening to the roar OF
battle, to the clash Of arms, and cries of the
combatants.y oar mind is being prepared for the
spectacle which awaits it. when the smoke will
have cleared away. and the opposing ranks
ceased their work of slaughter Then the free
wind is blowing freshly over the bodies of the
slain: the sky above is bright and sunny. birds
are singing on the ncighborinS trees, and the
broad Danube flowing on calmly to the sea-
And close to whore the soldier les dead. his
comrades are busy with thcir..,heir camp kct-
ties cooking their morning meal, or are going
through the routine of their duties. Nothing
around you is in harmony with feelings OF
mourning Or regret And so you continue
your way over the field until you have satisi-
cd your curiosity as to the state of the living
and the number of the dead, and then. you, too,
look anXiously for your morning meal, and as
you are slipping your coffee and smoking your
pipe, you speculate calmly on the chances of
war. How different is this from the feeling of
depressing awe with which you look on death
in cities, in tile sick chamber. in the midst OF
quiet, daily avocatio2s. In the house where is
death, you walk uo:sclcssly aud hold your
breath. for perhaps you hear some stifcd sohs.
1t may be child is weeping beside her father or
mothers heart that is breaking, for the 10y
who was her pride and hope lies dead.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

From 20 to % deaths from Cholera occurred
among the Germans passengers on board the
steamer Dresden which arrived at ST. Louis on
Saturday from New Orleans.
re- At a recent session of the Patriot county
court in Virginia, the grand jury made a pre-
sentiment against the presiding justice for sit
ting as justice while in a state of intoxicaticn.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 90.
The Ayes and Nays on Nebraska.

Following we append the ayes and nays
upon the final passage of the Nebraska bill by
the House Of Representatives. They count up
to 100 ayes-l00 nays. although the announce
mcnt Oh the passage of the bill was ll3 to 100.
The vote is classified as follows.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

Je5- The Galena had good up trip ycstcr-
day morning. and returned in the afternoon
with her usual crowd Of passengers, who had
been waiting for her two or three days.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

ND- The Eclipse came off yesterday after
noon as advertised. Weather cloudy, and
broken panes of glass. for smoking, at a dis
cOunt,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

ya:- The Royal Arch has been repaired. and
left st. Louis to resume her place in the packet
line last Sunday
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

gr WoIF-he will appear with sheep, but
not in sleeps clothing--opens the first
butchers stall in the new city market this
morning.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

1t will be seen that not solitary Wing from
the free States, voted for the bill, while seven
Wings from the Southern States opposed it.
EDITORS OF MINK.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

SABBATH CONrENrION.-The Sabbath Conyen-
tion lately held in Chicago, resulted in the or
ganization of Northwestern Sabbath Union.
Tor which the following officers were elected for
the coming year:
iresidcnt-IIon. c. G. Hammond.
wee Presidcnts-Dr. Smallwood, CHICAGO
ne' =. A. Baushman, Mich. Asa Turner,
,U"a EDWARD d. Holton. Esq, Wisconsin Rev.
Charles White, DID,, Indiana :; Rev. TMPost
Missouri. -' o'''
Executive Commttee-Rev. H. Curtiss W
H. Brown, Esq, Rev. ]. V. Watson rhi,o ~.
penter, Esq, Rev. A. Kenyon, Benz. Haclnor
Esq. iackney,
Secretary-Rev. J. C. Holbrook.
Treasurer-C. A. Spring, Esq.
The Convention was attended by about two
hundred delegates from eight different States
@S- The Board of Health met yesterday af
.ernoon' and organized by appointing Lot Nof.
Iets PRESIDENT, and DR.. Goodrich. 1.-THE Citv
Physician Secretary.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

Zis~ There was a fast in Canada last week
to pray for the success of the allies against Rus
sia On the same day collections were made
for soldier families.
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correspondence Of the New York Tribune.

Tho ,o. c,, W. WASHINGTON May 1G.
Inc vote OF Mr.. Wentworth. of Illinois. and
MS friends, in favor of Richardson's resolution
.oclose the Nebraska debate on Saturday next,
Will finally allow the bill to pass MIR. Wcni-
worth says positively, that when the final and
conclusive struggle comes to be made, to re-
sist the great fraud, he and his friends will be
with them in the battle to the last. l think
taey were right to reserve their strength for
the decisive struggle.
In the House this morning. Hunt again
branded Craige as a liar, in charging him with
G Gelns factonist Craige, according to the
Soue oi Honor, must challenge. Hunt will pro-
Dably accept and select for his friend some
Southerncr rs brave as himself: so that blood
may De shed growing out of the Nebraska mi
iniquity.
mr.. Hunt received no challenge up to 1oB
O'clock tonight
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

For the Bill.
Democrats from the free States f3
- slave So
Wings from free States none.
- slave :. u
l03
.7g0inst he B!U
Democrats from free States, iG
slave
Wings from free States 10
slave
Free Sellers 2
Thomas II. Benton.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

DESTRUCTION Or THE MoQuE-Somc months
| ago. we gave inmate account of an interest
ing people called the Moquis residing in hand
somcly constructed villages, built upon the tops
| of several fiat mountains, near the centre Of
the uncXplorcd region between the Colorado
and ella. 1t appears from the report of Lieut..
Whipplc's party. that fearful pestlleEcc has
swept the whole nation Off the face of the earth.
When Lieut.. Whipple reached Colorado Chi
! quito, at point about one hundred and fifty
miles west of the old Pueblo of Zuni. his guides
informed him they were unacquantcd with the
country beyond, and advised him to seek guides
from among the Moqus, who lived some three
hundred miles to the north. Two of the Zuni
guides chccrfully departed for the Moquis cOun-
try, while the command. with Louis LcroX for II
guide, continued on for thirty miles, where it
was expected the new guides would meet them.
The Zunians returned to camp alone. bringing
the sad intelligence that the whole Moquis ma
ton had been swept Off by the small poX. There
are several villages, built OH mcsas, or high ia
bic rocks. In one village they found but one
woman and child alive. So great was the
mortality that there were no burialS. The
dead bodies were thrown from the meSas, and
| lay in putrid heaps about the basis. So great
was the stencil that the guides nearly persisted
ere they could get away.-San Francisco Her
AID, .4rrH 10.
| THE FIRST FRUIT OF WAR.-A letter from the
Rev. Wm G. Sbau1ier, OF Constantinople. draws
a melancholy picture of the distress which the
Eastern war has already occasioned among the
poorer classes of Constantnoplc. He says that
there is no commerce, no business going Oh. but
little money to be seen, and thousands of hui
man beings are dying of hunger, thirst, naked
ness and disease. Rats and mice arc eaten by
many to allay the cravings Of hunger. and pco-
pie who but few months ago were compar-
ativcly rich in worldly goods now beg for
bread. Mr.. Shauficr states that although he
has resided twenty years in Constantnoplc,
through all the horrors of war plague famine
and fire, he never saw such distress as now eX-
lists.
We learn that the Temperance men have it
in contemplation to call public meeting of the
sons engaged in the sale Of spirtuous liquors
that the law passed by the last Legislature will
be carried into effect after a given time.-Co-
Iun,bus Jour.
CrEIoSITIES IN REAL ESrATE.-What will our
friends in the East say, when they learn that at
the City Tax Sale on yesterday, the two-thou-
sandth part of an inch brought SIG; the four
hundrcdth part of an inch SiiS: the sixteenth
of an inch SAB; an eighth of an inch S33 /; and
one-half of an inch SG4 We would suggest the
consignment of microscopes. to enable the pur-
chascrs to find their lots. The auct.oneer, (W
II. Jones,) is totally unable to lay down the
" metes and bounds. San Francisco .4dper-
fieer.
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:Eu- Mr.. j. Shirk, late of Central lndi-
ana. an enthusiastic Minncsot:an of last year $
adoption, returned by the steamer Editor from
winter visit among his old friends. lie brings
large troop orthcm with him as permanent set
tiers, and reports general movement Mime
sotawarls from his section of the uoosier State.
Mr. S. pitches his tent at Eureka. Minnesota II
YER.
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PROMPT AcrloN.-Thc ink which printed the
communication of Aqua" in the Minnesotian
Of Wednesday, was scarcely dry before Mr..
Winslow had engaged himself upon the bust
ness of arranging cop;ous and fully appointed
bathng-rooms in the basement of the Winslow
House. Public baths will be opened in the
best of style in that establishment now in a few
weeks.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

s7f~ At lie Dues may be found some new
music, comprising all the most popular airs
from the operas that are now creating 4 Juror
in the musical world.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

.5ao- Among the flying visitors to our pros
porous city, by the Galcna yesterday, was Col.
Croker, olc ofthe leading railroad engineers of
New England.who is also one ofthe master spir-
its of the short route to the West from Boston
by way Of the Ioosac Mountains, which will,
when completed, place the Bostonians within
Muty-sir hours o!thc Mississippi. We regret,
that Col. c. was compelled to return East with
out allowing himself the pleasure of seeing
Minnesota beyond the mere extent Of 4 river
trip.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

~ The Lowell Courier being probably the
"otticial paper of the city" states that the
Mayor has determined to kill half of the dogs
in Lowell, and tan their hides with the bark Of
the other half
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

FIRST FRUITS.-The Government Of Great Bril-
tain has issued $50, 100000 Exchcquer Bonds,
to meet the expenses Of the war in which she
has embarked
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

1ci5~ We are indebted to Mr.. 4 S. Parker,
Clerk OF the st. Louis and New Orleans packet
Columbus, for late New Orleans papers. Nj.
Z. has been prompt in recolecting us every
trip ofhis boat-thus showing that he docs not
forget his old Minnesota friends.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

zo~ An old acquaintance of by-gone days,
Mr.. Edwin Dean, father Of Miss Julia Dean, the
rcigning star upon the theatrical boards OF
America, took US by surprise by making his
first appearance in st. Paul and in our sanctum
yesterday morning. Mr.. d. will pass few
days in the city, and is already impressed so
far as to give q favorable report of this region
to his numerous friends in the States.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

a prohibitory Liquor Law passed the Legis
lature of Prince Edward Island.-aycs, Is
nays, :.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

1t is said that thousands of cattle will starvc
to death in New Brunswick before the grass
grows.
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lI- The Humboldt has gone over to the st
Croix, to assume her old station as a Saltwater
and Taylor's Falls packet. She is much need
cd in that direction, and will be warmly wei
coined by the large thronss of lumbermcn now
moving up and down the st. CroiX.
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