The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-24

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NEWS ITEMS.
! There are some symptoms of dissatisfaction still
apparent at the famous city of Erie. The Common
Council have already taken some action with refer
ence TO the "raiIroad nuisance SO long complained
Of, and now the citizens of Harbor Greek have held
public meeting, at which they passed resolutions
that nuisance should be tolerated until after the first
week in June, the time appointed for the Supreme
Court to act the same, and that after the
sancc should be alated. 1t is not unlikely that the
distu Dances will be soon renewed.
1t is stated that the Boston Submarine and Wreck
ing Company, who have been negotiating for some
time in relation to the San Pedro contract with the
government of Venezuela have closed an arrangement
with MIR. WHrPPLE for working The wreck by which
the entire wreck is to be removed. The statement
of the government is that there were $4,000 900 in
specie in the ship at the time of the wreck, besides
the plumber of the city by Gen. MoRILLo, of which
amount only 100000 have been recovered.
DARIUS DAVIDSON, celebrated naval architect
OF Boston, proposes to construct immense steam
ship, 700 feet in length. She is to be driven by is
oof"fo'o Oh ooOV F-o'SS pow
err at the average speed of 25 miles per hours and to
have berihs and state for 5000 passengers
These iisues seem large ones, but fast travel
ing towards their realization.
The Minersville (Pa.) paper makes calculation
that the demand for coal VI on the Atlantic scaboard
in 1884, will exceed the supply at least 800 900 TONS
and that 900, 900 tons Of coal could be disposed off,
and above the amount, say 6,000,0 900 tons, that
will be sent to market. The demand for coal, in the
ratio, in 1860 will fully meet supply Of 49,
700.
Two printers name1 WADDELL and FoRp, tho
former engaged in the Democrat and the other in the
STANDARD office, at Columbus, Miss, had difficulty
t, W days ago, whch ended in MIR. " IS receiving
pistol ball in his lungs. His recovery is doubted.-
FORD was arrested, examined and discharged.
LLoYDs Weekly Newspaper, now edited by Dooc-
LASS JERRoLD, announces that twill soon be print
ed with srer faced type. Electro-pIating the type
with silver seems a novelty. The patentees are Or.
cHARD, WILL s. GREENING, of London.
SAMUEL S. RANDALL, Esq, at present Deputy
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction, has been
elected by the New York Board of Education the
City Superintendent Of the Schools of that city.
The Albany Tansc,ip. says new society has been
started out West, by the of "Owe NothingS."
Their numbers are limited, but they are held in high
estimation by the public. They wage war-fe,ce,
war-aganst the "Pay No,hing>," whom
they they dub as ''Squabs.''
The Senate has granted leave to Lieut.. MAuRYto
accept gold medal from the King Of Sweden This
medal has heop &C.
MAURY's valuable charts and astronomical obser.
vations.
The New York Journal Of Commerce records the
act that two whole families of New Haven, Con-
nect'cut, have Withdrawn from the Congregational
Church and joined the Cnitarians, because their for
ner pastors preached against the repeal Of the Mis-
'ouri Compromise.
The Chicago Tribune learns, unofically, that the
reight earnings Of the Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad, for the month Of May, were about S7O,-
'oo. The passenger earnings probably $50 900
more, making $3.50 900 in all.
The Womens State Temperance Society of New
ork held meeting at Utica las. week. They
passed resolutions in favor Of prohibitory liquor
law, and censurng the vote Of Gov. SEYMOUR
The Vernon. Wing State Convention was held at
Rutland, June 7Ih. The following nominations were
Governor, STEPHEN ROYCE Licuten-
INT Governor, OSCAR L. SKATER; Treasurer,
HENRY NJ. BATES.
The Homeopathic institute held its Convention in
Albany last week. 1t was well attended, some twelve
n fifteen states being being represented.
The clothing business Of New York city is i'm
nense, the annual returns being from thirty forty
Millions Of dollars
The church where WASHINGTON worshipped, is
still standing, the pew in which he sat still remains,
and IA Bible which belonged to him is preserved in
he church.
Miss CAROLINE PLuMMER, can ancient mai,len
ady," who died at Salem, Massachusetts, recently,
had accumulated the snug fortune Of 100000. By
ler will she left Harvard College $4,000, to found
professorship Of Moral Philosophy, and $500
o found Farm School at Salem.