Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Con0ensiltas.

The last dates from Ne- York quote g.,
Lead as firm at Sc rs.
Taylor & Co.'S Pork House. at COvD,
KY, was burned on the 3ist ult. Loss s4Oo"
The bank circulation of Canada is ss,;-
at $50 100000.
The capital invested in California w..
| companies amounts to s2,7466oo.
Fifty miles of railroad are now in ons-,.
in Egypt.
The loss by the recent fire at ogdensbu,,
was $4,000.
The Oyster trade of Baltimore nets mo-
than the produc. of all the wheat and corn IN .
State of Maryland.
We understand that the State Bank Of W.
consin, in this city, has recently increased its c.,
ital 100000
1t should De borne in mind, that the pyo5,
GERS, and not the consumers derive the mos, 4,
vantage from railroads.
The number of Hogs killed this year a, l.,
isvIle, and towns in the immediate aeiyhborbooj
is reported at $4,000.
The American ship Stafordshire was wrsck
ed off Cape Sable on the 18th ult All the os
GERS and 100 passengers persisted.
james Dayon has been indicted at New Or
leans for being engaged in the "Slave Insurrec,iO,
in that city last summer.
1t is said that at least twenty member, =.
preparing TO deliver speeches in the Hous.
Representatives on the Koszta case
ALTERED BILLs.-Fity dollar bills on the Ro,,
Island Oil Bank, altered from Elves, are in =,
culation. They are said to be well calculated
deceive. Look out for them.
The New York Legislature met on the a
and organized by the choice of L. H. Pruyp "a.
Speaker, and R. H. Sherman for Clerk. Boil
good Wings.
The steamer Pearl, bound to New Orls,D,
sunk in the Mississippi OF the 3lst ult, wb,r
twenty-eight lives are supposed TO have been los,
She had cargo of sugar.
Archbishop Hughes obtained his passpor,
on Saturday for Cuba, where he intends 10 sper5
portion of the winter, in order to recruit ba
health.
The Rest Of Observation-Disclosures Pierce did M,
say this but he did express the hope that B.
tween Mexico and the United States "a lasting
friendship might be continued and perpet.ateda
"A State Prison convict named James Maber
who was sentenced to the State Prison in October
1852 for the murder of his wife and child, died
recently of consumption.
II The fund for erecting Washington NOM.
ment in Philadelphia, amounts to Sal 900. Til.
corner stone was laid by Lafayette on his last,
visit TO America.
The Crystal Palace Directors have De.
termined upon making this permanent Institu.
ton, for the exhibition of the industry and artistic
skill of the nation.
So dense were the fogs in England, the Con.
tinent, and at sea, during the first week of Deem
Der. that many collisions occurred among vessels
fourteen being wrecked, with considerable loss Of
lite.
The London Daily News attributes the war
TO the hesitancy and want of courage of Lord
Aberdeen and the British Cabinet Had they tax
en- decided ground at first, war might have been
pAShCittu.
The Neto Year.-The year 1854 begins and
ends on Sunday; there are FIVE months in the
year that contain five Sundays, and there are fifty
three Sundays in the year. Such a coincidence
will not occur again for twenty eight years.
Escape Of Smith O'B,ien-It is rumored tha,
Smith Brien, the Irish patriot, has escaped from
Van Dieman's Land. The news creates much ex
element among the exiles Mitchell Meagher and
their friends.
he,c York and Erie Rdilroad-Bya late report
the earnings of the above road the past year
amounted to s4,31s, 1862 So, and its expenditure,
were 81 ,407,373 Is. Its estimated receipts fol-
the ensuing year are $500, 900
The Pittsburg Gazette, of the goth ult, ack
nowledges the receipt of one thousand bushels Of
coal from A Kirk Lewis, Esq, which is TO b.
given in suitable quantities, and at the proper time
to the INDECENT inhabitants of that city. There is
benevolence for you.
u The Dunkirk Journal learns that two com
panies of U. S. troops have been ordered from
Fort Niagara to Erie to restore order enforce tn.
mandates Of the Supreme Court, and protect the
great western mail from the distractions and de
lays to which il is subjected.