The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-07
NEWS ITEMS.


launched on the 25th ult., from the ship yard
If Mr. DoSALD NJ Ay, at East Boston. She
owned by JAS. BAINEs * Co., Of Liverpool.
and is intended for their line OF Australian.
clippers. Mr. MkAY will INN dately lay
lown the keel Of another clipper Of the saint
ize, to be named the Do,aald WKay, for The
anne owners.
Five lads, ROBERT H. BEEsoS, JAMES NJ
NooD, HARay LAMB, LoRISG y. PALMER and
BENZ. MCDONALD, all under sixteen years O.
lre, have been examined and bound over for
trial. in sums ranging from $4,000 to $4,000,
n & charge of setting fire to the Seminary al
Richmondvilie, Schoharie county, y. Y.
GAEIBuDI. the brave defender of Rome, is
It Nizza, in Italy. He is ready to take the
icd in behalf OF Italian liberty, whenever lis
ountry calls on him to do SO. MAzzlNI ha:
hi agents in Rome, and all over Italy.
The London financial world have had u fraud
TO shock them, hich will destroy somj what
the effect OF the SCHUYLER explosion when i,
reaches them. Forged dock warrants to The
extent Of Gl00,O00, had been detected, upon
which money had been borrowed. Scvcra,
houses had failed in consequence.
The New Haven Journal states that between
sixty and seventy candidates have this week
been admitted to the new Freshmen class, in
Yale College, and some half dozen to othel
classes. This is large number for the Com
nicnccment examination
JACOB RICHARDSON. formerly Collector Of
the port OF O,wego, \. V. died at Kingston.
Canada on Wednesday Of last week, after /:
Short illness. lie WAS alleged to be default
G TO the Government in Il large amount. Mr..
IL. VIC buIi,,y, h..u been Indicted ull,lel tle
+I,b-trcasury act but had not been arrested
The amount Of his default is stated to be-
100000.
The Rochester U.io.l corrccts the statement
Of the Buffalo Express as TO the death of Ma
or Dunn, the wcl-known advertiser for yari
Gus musical troupcs. That gentleman has
been quit, i'll in Rochester, but is recovering
The person who died was IT. DAM, agent fol
the Amphions.
The Cincinnati Commercial says there arc
not less than seven different Know Nothing
,igc rooms in that city, in each of which
No or three different lodges meet every week.
Trrigh,s on lutnbcr have been advanced ten
PER cent. on the Chicago and Galcna road.
NATHAN kINGsBCRY, Esq, Of Rockville
Conn, has accepted the Presidency of the
Crystal Palace and will enter into immediate
arranyenlements for a superb closing eXhibi-
ton. The medals awarded last fall are nearly
completed, and will he distributed on the LIST
of September.
Lieut.. SEYMEs, L. S. Army, and seventeen
Ten, arrived at New Orleans on the | eth inst
in the steamer Fashion, from Corpus Christi.
The L. S. steamer Vlrea, lately got ready
for sea- at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, has been
put out Q. commission, and the officers de-
cached.
Thus far, S5,Olj has been raised in this coun.
~, in behalf Of the sufferers from famine in
i';l slime.
The Wisconsin Lunatic Asylum is located
at Madison. The grounds for its use comprise
leo acres fronting on one of the beautiful lakes
Of that vicinity.
JOIN BAILHACHE, for many years senior cd
itor of the Alton Telegraph has retired from,
that paper. Mr.. B. is one Of the Oldest edi-
tors in the West.
| Charleston papers contain Havana news Of
the ODD. The dreadful prevalence of the vel
low fever was the chief item of news. 1t was
raging all over the island.
| On the 29th, SMITH AcKEARN, a prize fight
err in New York, died from the effects of a
wound on his head received while wrestling.
KEAcH & Co.'S jewelry establishment, in
Providence, was burnt on Sunday. Damage
$4,000.
SAM'L P. IyISs, editor of the Athens Tenn
Post, has recently drawn prize of $4,000 in a
Southern lottery.
The Ohio Farmer says the crop has all been
gathered in Ohio, and is much better than was
anticipated.
The Promotions. arrived at New York from
Punta Arenas, brought 1896 ,o53 in gold, on
light. The Illinois also brought on freight
S977,448, and large sums were received by
other means.