The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-06

b6- The Black Hewk, Capt. maxwell, ar
rived here Sunday evening, from above. She
brought down about sixty passengers. We
regret to state that she passed the lola, sunk
in twelve feet water, four miles above Walk
er's Landing. She was on her downward trip
having on board twenty-five passengers, for
this place, when she struck snag and sunk in
few minutes. The accident occurred OH Fri
day last, about three o'clock p. NJ. No lives
were lost. The Black Hack brought in her
crew, passengers, furniture, &C., free of charge
We understand that Capt. SERGEANT in
tends raising her as soon as possible. The
Black Hawk leaves to-day at four o'clock for
the upper country.
A@- The steamer Royal Arch landed here
yesterday at II o'clock, having left Galcna
with about three hundred and fifty passengers,
most of whom were put off ut this port and
among the rest we observed quite number of
emigrants who came with the intention of ma
king permanent homes in Minnesota. We are
indebted to the clerk of the Royal Areh for late
papers
pay" THOSE ONIONS on Bench near Roberts
street, should be thrown into the river, They
are not adding to the health of the city in their
present location. Will the Marshall take a
peep around that corner?
DtS" We respectfully suggest to the lawyers,
III mr. al, Al
the propricty Of having an exchange or some
o.htr pl, &C where they can meet and hold
daily communion. The advantages of such On
arrangement are manifest and manifold. Il
breeds competition, unity and public spirit
among business men, and enables them to truns.
ut affairs Of momcntous interest with great
junction. and complnccncy. A speech from some
ncpicnt orator and statesman might occasion.
ally be thrown In to give spice md variety TO
the proceedings. What say yc, men of st.
Paul?
TIE FAKfn or SivA.-Awarc Of the monot.
ony Of our lives In this out-ofthc-wny portion
Of Uncle Sans farm, at this season Of the year.
and DESTROYS Of enlivening our existence du.
ring the political peace which at present exists
among IA, the Fakir OF silva has determined 20
turn short corner and wcnd his way hthcr-
ward. lie IL determined TO create an excite.
mcnt, IT not (uror, and 10 That end he will
devote two evenings, commencing Thursday
June 10Th, TO the display OF his interesting
and magnificent Temple OF silva and matters
and things connected Herewith, In the city Of
81. Paul. The Fakir stands unsurpassed h,
his powers IN vcntrllopuIst, and We expect
some rich sport while he remains among u.s.
Let oil be prepared for him.
CuASuE.-Ihc Mclean House has changed
hands. II Is now under the direction OF Mcssrs.
II. i. MONTGOMERY h Co., and hereafter must
be known as the Mansion House."
Although this house has been newly paint.
cd, and It's outward appearance materially I'm.
proved, our experience warrants us IN saying
that the painting Is by no mca',s the most In.
portant Improvement which II has undergone.
Tho present prowictors have rcfurhishcd aud
renovated tho building from the garrct 10 the
ccilnr, md being practical ncn, they bid fur
10 convert tho Mansion House into one of the
crack houses OF st. Paul. Pity they could not
have three times the room they now have.