The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-07
A Western Love Letter.
1000 eight hundred and 50 for,

1000 eight hundred and 80 fore
My Dear Henry-I embrace this opportu-
nifty to let you knough as how lad spell Of
aigar, and does hope thcas fuc lines may find
yew enjoying the same Gods Blessing. Why
don't ycw onley rite sweat line to tell suffer-
in kathrun all about her sweat Henry. o! my
sweat sweat llenry-my turtle dOvc--my pid-
gin-my deer deer llcnry-how my poor sole
is longin for to hccr yer swrate vOyce. think
hear him singing Yanky Dodlc as he comes
from his pillow now. Oh my Henry. do cum
out and let's get married. So no more at
pccscnt, but Rename your lOvin,
hdfhrrAn In I'Iden.
To my swcate Henry.
i. S.-Part sckkund
Jeem Blassct has RACED a nue. house, and
does live so snug. she flies him sumtimes when
he little antony over. My swcate Henry let
us kcapc house, and if You luv me | wont
whip yOn indeed nor wont look at nobody
else, so | wont. Daddy says as how must get
married, because have run long already
So no more at present. h. A. Il,
p. T--Part Tburd.
my pen is bad. my inck is pale,
my luv to yew shall never falc,
for henry is my own true luv
my pidgin duck and turtle duv.
SO no more at present. X. a. TILDEN.
7. S.-Noty Bccny--Muthers dcd, Timothy
So no more at present from yer lovin
KATHRYN AN.
Noty Bceny 81 forgot to say as how that
are korn on my toe don't hurt like it used to
did. So woncc mour. yer wife as is to bee
cends kisses and SCI fare wei. Yours, til
deth do us part.-Boston .7tlas.
The Journal of Commerce. in an article ON
the present European war, and its effect upon
the commercial interests, particularly the
United States, has the following remarks in
conclusion
"Ens!and is Americas best customer The
state OF England must ever exert powerful
influence here. Whether it he through her
money market, through her commerce, through
hcr manufactures, every change there operates
directly and potently upon our varied and
vastly extending interests. We can never be
indifferent to the veal or woe of England: and
ii must he great relief to many of those in
tcrcsts, beginning to be depressed, as they
were, under The apPrchensions of the unhappy
war by which Europe is now distracted and
secured, to lind England eau bear up so vigor-
orously under it. and that she will be able to
keep1p her commercial intercourse with us as
heretofore, to the advantage Ofall concerned.
let 1t be borne in mind. too, that all the heavy
burden OF this war is being sustained by Eng
land without adding one fraction of impost
upon any ofhcr imports. Her greatly reduc-
ed tariff remains precisely rs it was. Neither
the United States. nor any other country. will.
III this respect, be affected by the war, so far
as England is concerned, in the slightest de-
gree. True. she has had to increase her taxa
ton materially but she has placed the addi-
tional burden entirely upon her own people
mainly. indeed, upon her aristocracy or, at
at any rate. upon the substantial means of the
nation, OF which they hold SO large a proper
tion. She has doubled her property and in
come tax; she has added somew hat to the tlu.
ties on homemade spirits. But she has left
Untouched all foreign products. She has thus
'et an example we'll worthy of imitation. and
IN the practical benefits Of which there are
propa"iy none who will participate so largely |
UNION CoLLEGE.-Eighty-five new students
entered Union College at Schenectady. New
| ork, under the Presidency Of Rev. DR.. Mott
N the 18th Of Sept.
WHEELING, FL.
The river has risen one foot since yester-
lay.
New ORLEANS, %.
Another Of the rioters has died. The city is
CIV quiet.