Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-08-01

SAVED THE TRoUBLE.-The Minnesotian wished
us to look over its files to how faithful it had
been in denouncing shin plasters. correspon-
dent in the Pioneer has saved us that trouble
The editor of the Minnesotan will please excuse
us from any further Investigation:
LEGlrlMArE'' BANKlNG.---I was somewhat
amused Mr.. Editor, in reading CORE spondence
of the :. Senor'' of the MinneSotian, printed on
the oath inst, in which he says:
..All legitimate barking operations'in our in
FAINT city, it is we'll known, the Minnesotian en-
courages."
The Legitimate" prefix of Mr.. Owens is, tax
ING into account his antecedcnts, OF extremely
doubtful import. The older residents OF this city
will recollect that portion of It's history 50 graph
icallv sketched by the late Col. Goodhuc, i'll the
columns of the Pioneer, in which Isaac Young,
John p. Owens. and others of the $ Ohio Dele
CATION" made their advent into Minnesota, and
of their real or supposed connexlon with tha'
tution.' called the Bank of st. Croix. Let me
suggest to the Senior of the Minnesotian, that
he owes it to consistency that his denunciations
should run farther back than either - Atlanta"
or Ere and Kulamazoo.o In lS49, and up to
this hour. he has failed to denounce his own, or
his friend Isaac's, St. Crolx swinde. Clear up
the old scores. and we shall read with more re-
he is pleased to call s shin plaster issues. 1t
would be comical. did it not reveal too deep de-
praytv. to hear the apoiogist of the Schuylers,
and of the whole brood Of railroad swindlers, be-
coming Mortified at the circulation OF the bills OF
a bank regularly chartered, which redeems its is
sues at par not only at its counter, but in all
sections of the country where its notes are found.
b.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
THREE DAYS R-BRE1DSTUFFS.
We gave yesterday morning the principal items
of war news. We add few additional para
graphs.
HALIFAX, July 18th.
The Niagara has arrived from Liverpool with
dates three days later than the Franklin's adv;c es.
Denniston reports cotton quiet rat es receded
from previous advces. Stock, exclusive of ship
board, $1,000 bales: are American.
Observation-Disclosures unchanged and moderate
business. Some circulars quote wheat at three
declined -four at Cd decline; Indian corn Is.
Provisions-Becf unchanged Richardson re-
ports sales of western at loss. In pork, trans
actions are large, but at lower prices for eastern,
and western dali with declining tendency.
Bacon firm; long and short 39a42S shoulders,
prices unchanged and active.
Cheese-PriceS unchanged.
Lard-rriceS arc higher with active speculative
demand.
Nothing doing in Linseed Oil cake is wanted.
Tallow-small export demand; advanced I'd
to 81.
Coffee and surar unchanged in price, and IL linn
tied business doing. Sales Young Hyson Tea
ut los
Iron--Wclsh firm, rails GS 2s6d bars SIS
Schotch pig is quoted at Glasgow at SIS cd
to SIS.
The London Money Market is unchanged bull
lion increased e345, 900.
Moldavia is not to be evacuated, as the occupa-
ton OF that princpalty is necessary as a cuaran-
tee for conditions of future peace.
The Gar has sent Col. IsacoF to Dresden
with friendly autograph letter to the King of
Saxony and others sovercgns who were repre-
scented in conference.
The Austrians had entered Walachia, and the
French army was embaIking in English ships at
Cherbourgc, for Finland.
Respecting the Austrian re-occupaton of Wal
la"hia, all yet known was, that on July 2nd sew
cntcen steamers with Austrian troops on board
dropped down the Danube.
Napici's fleet was lying in line of battle before
Constant ; but to June 10Th, no attack had been
made.
BLACK SEA, June 24-Eight Russian steamers
came out of Sebastopol and attacked three allied
ships at the Batteries the allied ships engaged
We're the Furious and Terrible. A running fight
ensued. The Furious was considerably damageg.
The movement OF the allied army is kept a
profound secret.
The Cavalry is supposed to be advancing by
land to Balkan.
Fifty thousand anglo French troops were still
at Narna. Prince Napoleon was also there.
Communications from the Danube were kept
open as far Silestria BY Turkish dotiia.
Accounts from the agricultural districts Of
England are rather unfayorable, but average
crops are anticipated.