The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-20

The pIuralitftbr Is. Blsek, democratic candidate
for Judge in Pehnsylv1nia, babou 3d. 900 over Dan
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TheNew Ysrk Herasd, u peskng Of the 6rsssp-
pearance Of Mrs esdernr = lie Metropolitan The
atre, New York, on "Wednesday last, says:-Her de-
but was success, and Il ID BY the cfi.
cal the bess performance b novice ever given to
the New York public. THE audience were warm
and hearty, and e sssous points made By the Evad
Of the night, were received with much enthusi,
asm. u 90 ~
los n lAsslsss ere ID keskport, New Yosk,
is ascerained ~ have been over, 6hy-fve thousand
dollars. <~A "a -. $.f8S"N &C.,
The Buffalo, Kepsbc says:-The special tsaip or
dered by Mayor Cook to take the fire companies from
Busak, 10 the FIRE at LockPort, accomplshed the Dr.
lance to that ce-4wenty-1our nsiles aud hall-
in de hcrsdibss short time Of twenty-five minutes
This Is the talest raisoad;y n these parts y long
odds. u. 'r,- l... -su frs...,. .a aaf- st7TL
AT Cincinnati, on "Wednesday evening, bali in
honor Of All Saints Day given at the garden on
Vine near Liberty street.. About II O'Clock, cam,
phene lamp was burst IN the bail room, the contents
flying over two children, setting their clothes fire.
Before the flames could be extingushsd. they were
oad'y ournt: siisu ,'r. - lste,.. iis F'1tt;a ~
Surgeon Turner. U s. A., died Of yellow, fever at
Corpus Christi His daughter has also died, end
Mrs. r. wss SCH at hst dates. There is much sick
ness at Corpus Christi. 81 ~ '.'ui p. p. -
Rev Chas. Bartlett, Methodist minister; .os d.
rien, Cou,eosicut, committed suicide BY hanging ON
the Sth inst. tsa 90 r. FrF urn ."'t+HE
Al Inebriate Asylum has heen organized At New
York City, under charter granted BY the Lesisla-
ture. .'ff'H''i ~ ir'',-'r' *
A Mr.. John Chaille, native Of Baltimore, died
in Petersburg, Virginia, Sunday night last. Dur
;sg the Mexican war he jo;ned the volunteers in
Richmond, served with them through the campaign,
and the conclusion received an honorable discharge.
He was printer 1913 d. c-
little boy, three years old, the son of Peter
Doyle, Of Ruckport, Mass, wandered away from
home few days since, and could not be found BY his
parents. The ne,ghboss assembled and commenced
search, and the child was finally found ia a swamp
mex" s"A. P por"'ng. , stAq U<U!LAI0 TkaTI,
There were upwards of twelve Thousand bushels 81
potatoes aoat in Boston harbor few days ago, from
Nova Scotia. They are drug At si&ty-6ve cents .
bushel ......, o. .......,. - =. r. '-.. e.
The Newport Safety Fund Bank having failed, the
Chancellor Of the Circuit Court of Kenton county,
Kentucky. has appointed three commissioners to close
up its business and decided that the debtors of the
bank pay their debts 70 it in gold and silver, and
not in the deprecated notes of The Institution.
The number Of deaths in Philadelphia during the
three months ending September 30tb, was 1851, be-
ing an average Of 50 deaths daily, or in every
thousand, based on the present population, calculated
at 45O, 900. .,s .rl. rsa,e9 .s.r..
The Rev. Charles Bartlett, aged about forty years,
. member ofthe New York East Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, stationed at Darien,
Connecticut, committed suicide BY hanging with a
strap IN his woedhouse, on the 7h inst. in state %
temporary insanity. His health has been bad some
months. ~ 80 - p tt'.'-'iN.-' % I'll '' ~
A despatch from Providence states that the great
India Rubber Patent case has been decided there in
favor Of Horace H. Day. The case was one Of great
importance to the whole India Rubber interest ,hro
OUT INC country mar ,~f ~