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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-03-18
Pleasant Sites for Pleasant Homes,
IN w Arr Rem g. WINS W.; S
ADDITION TO ST. PAIL

ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
NHIS beautiful portion ST. Paul, situated ON both
Il sides of TROUT BROOK, which ntersects the
Saltwater road in the vicinity of the SANToaINE Ho-
TEL having at large expense been secured and
fully laid out by the proprieors into addition to ST.
Paul, open to the public for individual improve
ment and establishment. For delightful suburban resi-
dences, the lot this addition present every advantage
that could DESIRED They in size, from fifty six
ty feet front, by from hundred in depth,
and situated TO command magnificent views
the city, the river, the and surrounding country.
The soil is admirably daptcd for gardens and the
srucftono dry and healthy cellars-a most important
consideration TO those desiring TO buii fol themselves
comfortable and convenient residence.
Fine springs Of the purcst water abound both sides
of the bluff, while at its base flows lie u;iful and
failing rvulet. Several expensive and substantial ed
fces being erected the banks of the stream,
while quite number OF others be commenced
iy in the spring. The subscriber being anxious bring
this picturesque portion Of the prominently
into notice, and being altogether actuaed by
considerations, will exer,ons expense to
effect desirable a resut--constant improvements and
decoration may be relied upon. Those who desire to
build within six Months year can be accommodated
with lots at reasonable valuation, by application to the
subscriber at his Office, where certified Plat of the Sad
don - is always 20 be seen.
JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
ST. Paul, Dec. II, 1853. 14-3m
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Ho! Wash-ta.

9TuNlS fact, the Bhoys up country, Eureka City
IL is the best point the Minnesota River; that
the Railroad they going To build leading from Dubuque,
Iowa, st. Paul, Mnnesota viii cross the Minnesota
right At Eureka that have the best Agricultural
country surrounding Eureka there is in the Territory
Now, IL you don't believe Is just ND and see for
YOURSELF and will give every alternate lot OF aQ9
valuable town lots by purchasing another and I'M
proving II in such way that It will be creitable to the
town. q. ADDISON BROWN,
Eureka city, Dee. n, 1853. My
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Empress Eugenia's Maide Of Honor,

DUMOR says that Mad. r. and Nrs. n b.nn. h..u
~ appointed danes honneur Of the Emues. En..Srs
Certainly 1t takes American gems spartle Ia for
eign diadems Now my dears, stand up for your owl
country, and all its institutions, till your last gasu sei
over here for all your boots and bonnets. Teu chem
France Is villanOus place, and that you sure
Keep a stiff upper lip when that milk and water Ma
poeon speaks to YOU and give those little dapper French
men fits all round.-Fern Ledves-for sale at
LEDUC'S Bookstore.
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Another Word tn the adde's.

this climate rtu need 10 bcautifer, except air and
exercise If you will Cosmetics have all kinds
kinds except .sNIEES rUN..' have large quantity
of Powdcr-pufs in boXcs-liiy white, pear-powder hair
oils; and dyes, TrlcUphcrous Katrun, also aSple
did assortment of Har, Tooth and Nail Brushes. Port
Monna Fancy Cologne, all for very cheap at
BOND II KELLOGG,
Upper Town.
NIB. "Nicea Fun can BE- had at tie Central Drug
StUra.
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Indian Goods for Sale.
Jesup 4 Company,
R.4NKERS. &c.

D.IeN II II ny, &C.
LNXCUANGE sold and purchased OH New York, Bos-
~ ton, Philadelphia, Chicago Detroit, and other Cit
les OF the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED at current rates of Exchange Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We also draw direct payable
without discount,
ENGLAND.-Liverpool, London, Manchester, &c.
misunderstanding, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCOTLANp.-Edinburg, Glasgow. Perth, sc.
Also, Drafts payable In Frances Forins Thalcrs,
fRANcE.-Paris, Havre, Lyons, and MarseIes.
GERMANY.-Hamburg, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam. Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich Co
penhaGen, Dresden, Berlin. Hanover, StrasJurG.
SWITZERLAND.-Geneva, Berne, Basic.
lTALY-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
Sina in Sicily.
AUsTRIA.-NicIna and Trcst.
RUSSIA.--St. Petersburgh, Warsaw.
ADMINISTRATION.
Observation-Disclosures.
Detllue Iowa. March 4, 1854
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Notice,

HE subscriber to sell lease for term Of years
l. his Saw-Iill, situated near the Upper Landing, st.
Paul. being one of the best locations for the numbering
business in the cityhe mill is in good repair, has
upright muicy one cutoff lath saw ard a
machine for making cut shinge. The boom the mill
is excellent and safe place for keeping logs This prop
erty will be leased or sold on favorable terms.
JOHN X. IRVINE,
81. Pau, Dec 30h, 1858. l6-tf
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Books 4 Stationery!

A LARGE Stock Of Miscellaneous Law, Medical, The
IA illogical and School Books. Stationery best
quality, an assortment OF fancy goods Paper Hangngs
musical Instruments, egravngs and Blank Books
best quality kept constantly hand for sale ut fair
prices the Bench and Wabasha Streets oppo-
site the new Post Office, at LEDCC'S BOOK STORE.
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NOTICE.

FELIX COBUS, Importer, New Orleans, La, has
u instructed me (advices received by last maiD to
close the consignment made by him, and which will be
sold at private sale at such low prices will make
object to purchasers.
quarter casks Old Port Wine;
20 baskets Champagne, the celebrated Crown brand;
Is boxes pure Bordeaux claret wine;
10 Is casks Seiguettc brandy.
THOMAS CALDER,
Third Street, between Roberts and Jackson.
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Blows Pure White Lead,

@SpRlNG time of year Is coming,'' and is paint
- ing ttme Painters, house owners and builders
VINO intend painting early in the spring, should give
call We have large lot of Blows Pure White Lead
bad reserved especially for spring painting, and will
sell it very low for the ready tin.
BOND & KELLOGG
March 4. Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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LUolS VI OLIVIER, NJ STONE, SP FOLSOM,
Reg DEEDS, RdmSfy Go Judge Probate Co.Surreyor
OLIVIER, STONE L FOLSOM,
General Land .4gents and Surveyors,


oce at the Court House, Court House squarc) St. Paul.
Ii AFlNG formed co-parncrShip for the purpose of
carrying Oh the above business, viii attend to buy
ing anu selling Real Estate at public and private se
Ties eAailillei Abstracts male to all Lands bought and
SOFA Dy us taxes paid for Non-Rcsdents and others
Deeds drawn and acknowledgements taken.
There may be found office, Township Maps of all
the surveyed lands In the Territory; also maps of all the
cities, towns ant their additions in Ramsey county, as well
Is complete list Of all tie entries made the L Land
once III this county, corrected semi-weekly; perfect
abstract oi each and piece parcel land in this
COUNTY from The United States 30 the latest grantee; list
OF an iaiS sold for unpaid taxes in this county, well
as all liens by Judgment or otherwise.
All KINDS OF Mapping and Plotting done order; per-
so dcsl!nS correct copy of any the maps on file in
the register Office of Ramsey Co.. township mans of
any lands surveyed i'll the Territory be furnished
WIN me same on short notice and at reasonable prices.
Persons desiring to enter land any where in this Terri
Tory by Land Warrants or otherwise, will find their
advantage to apply to this firm. All business inruStel
TO our care attended to with DronptncSs desyatch
REFERENC ES-1lon II " Rice, Washington CITY; Hon
Sibiey, MENDOZA. Min Ter; Massrs Borup & Cakes,
baukers, aud Rice HonShead & Becker, ATTORNEYS. ST
Paul. 3-oIv
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Cheap Corner.

B. CULVER b CO., at the 'Cheap Corner,' IN
- Winslow's new Hotel, are Offering great induce
ments all want goods in their line Their stock
comprises Staple and Ladies' Fanc Dry Goods Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps Trunks, Travelling Bags and
general assortment of Genil,mens Furnishing Goods,
which will be sold low, preparatory 10 filling up In tho
spring with stock that will dStOutShfhe NdHreS
Feb 4, 1S53-2lu j. u. CULVER d GO.
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Turpentine.

I'VE have large lot of this extract of Pine, which We
w intend selling low 10 carly customers. Painters
BOND s. KELLOGG,
March 4. At the Od Brown Drug Sttr,
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Claimants take Notice.

VINE next regular meeting Of the Dakota County Clair.
l. Association will be held in the School House
poSs Ola the frs; Saturday of April neat at 10 cock,
The Executive Committee Of the Association will meet
for the transaction OF business belonging 10 their Office at
the house of A. r. French, Kapusia, Saturday
the 9th inst. b. order of the Executive Committee.
o. c. GIBBS, Chairman,
S. M. COOK. Sec'y.
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St. Paul Banking Office.

St. Paul Banking Office.
COLLECTIONS made in any part of the Territory, and
~ promptly remtted at the lowest rate Of exchange.
E-The highest prices paid for Eastern Exchange.
Land Warrants Wanted,
VIII attend the investigation of Land Titles loanns
money, payment Of taxes, &C., &c.
Money RENTED to Great Britain to any Of the i'm
portant points Oh the continent OF Europe
&. II. PARKER,
dec 10 Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
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Painting Oils.

IiLl on hand several barrels Of the best Linseed Oil,
~ Dollcd ana raw-both rst-rate articles which and
for which we ask the attention of all intending TO paint
their houses; or to give color to any other iea. Call
at BOND & EEIJOGG,S
March Paint and Oil Warehouse, ST Paul,
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Burning Oils and Fluids.

VIE large stock of these iluminaors laid by last
fall is considerably Hght-end already by the great
rush the present winter, TO light a variety Of
subjects Our drug sorethe subunary sun of st. Paul
has few more of light still left the physical IL
Elimination Of those who have the dimes to pay for our
oeaginous scintations. Cali on
BOND & KELLOGG,
Aafch !. Upper Town.
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STRANGE, SURPRISING STRANGE,

THAT Groceries can be sold so cheap.
Great inducements are held out To persons WISHING
Family Groceries, at my old stand, determined 4
sell to make room for my spring stock
wv DOWNER, next door to Blumbs,
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nO Members Of the Legislature wish TO carry home TO
IL their families thin: Instructive and raiuableT
Let them call at LIE Dues and purchase some
valuable and useful Books which rapidly dsap
pearing from the shclN cs.
Feb. 1913
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Notice.

4NOtlCVs
1HE undersigned is DESTROYS to from his pres
u cnt place of residence the nnesota river and
offers for sale his entire establishment Little Rock
consisting of two dwelling houses, which is
and well finished in good stylc store-houses
trey new "a 10y 10 feettwo good stables and forty
comprises the usual amount of quarter section. Terms
of safe can be asceraired by application II. H. Sibey,
at Mendoza, or the undersigned at Little Rock
JOSEPH LAFRAMBOISE.
March 1lth, 1854. 26-6w
JOSEPH CHARLES. TAYLOR BLOW. WIN. T.. BLOW.
1854. DRUGS, MEDlLINES, lisa.
PAINTS. OILS, NARNISH, WINDOW GLASS,
GLASSWARE, PATENT MEDICINES. &c.
CHARLES, BLOW G. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers, 66 60 Main St.. St. Louis, No.
(ExcHANGE BUILDINGs,)
DESPECIFULLY cali the attention of Merchants Of
~ the West their immense stock Of Goods ready Tor
inspection, consisting OF:
5000 packages of Drugs, Medicines and Chemi-
Gals,
5000 kegs pure White Lead
3OO packages Tlerman's celebrated Col0rs
900 barrels Linsced Oil,
200 barrel Turpentin
100 barrels Tanners Oil, pure
$50 barrels Refined Whale Oil
100 barrels smiths celebrated Varnishes,
1000 boxes by 10 Glass, best Pitt,bur r. brand,
5000 boxes Glass, from by IL up to 40 by 60
best Pittsburgh,
1000 boxes assorted Glassware,
With complete assortment OF all the popu,ar pa,spt
Medicines Of the day. The liberal pursued Inv our
house for the last twenty-five years still continued
and prompt time or cash customers will ind greatly ~
their interest TO purchase here, sell a.
low any iobbing house in the United States.
March 4.-25-3m
|
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CARRIAGES & CHAIRS.
FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
II W. DOwNER, would take this method of inform
- ing the citizens of ST. Paul, and Minnesota gcner
ally that he has purchased the entire stock of w.
Person IL Co.'S and Is prepared to furnish FdmiIl
Supplies cheap and OF good quality be pro
other establishment in the country,
Groceries will be receive by Express arrival
below, which will enable him 10 keep on hand at all times
full supply every thing in the Grocery line. Iii,
stock consists part Of the following articles, viz:
"-A-S
II chests Young Tyson; 10 do Imperial do Gun Pow
der; do Souchong and % Cables Young Tyson, superb
or article.
old Java Coffee,
very superior article received yircc from New York
pronounced the best offered in this market. Also
Ceyon and Rio Coffee, warranted OF the best quality,
sold at the lowest Cash rates.
r S e r V e S:
Peaches Pears, Pums, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Ounces
Ciron, Lines Olives, and Natural Peoches, Cherry Jams
and a variety OF others too numerous TO mention.
PickiesAssotted and put up in gallon and half gallon
Jars.
Sduce-w'arcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, sc.
CdtSup-Waluut, Mushroom, and Tomato, very supe
rior articles.
culinary purposes.
Oysters and Sardincs;
choice lot of Cigars; Salmon and Mackere, Nos ant
in KITS Cocoa and Chocolate, prime articles; Raisins
Crous and Figs; Crushed, Powdered and Clarified
Dried Currants and Pruncs; Picked LoLser Lemon Syr
up; Stougho Btcrs; Spices Of all kinds; Essences
Extracts of all kinds; Tapoca: Sperm, Star and Taiiov
Candies; Saeratus Crackers English and Knicker bocke
Mustard Nernacell; Maccaron Pearl aud Corn Starch
Dried Herring; Pine Apple Cheese.
2OOo lbs. Fresh Butter.
Also a superior lot of Crockery, etc.
All Of which will be sold low for cash. Persons wish
ing to lay in their winter supply of Groceries and Provs
ions, would do well to give call before purchasing
J. W. DOWNER.
st. Anthony steet, st. Paul.
Jan Is, 1s54-lsH
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Valuable Ground Rents to Lease.
+. FULLERTON will lease for term Of years
u some of the most valuable business lots in st Paul.
Lots for Warehouses at the Lower Landing;
Valuable lot Oh Third street near his own store;
Lots on Fourth street for shops or dwellings,;
Lots on Bench street;
Also, 100 of upimproved land, few miles from
ST Paul will he leased with specified privileges, the rent
TO be paid in improvements. 27tf
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
CHARTERED 1919.
THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
L. G. RIPLEY, Vice President.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER Secretary.
J. b. BENNETT, CINCINNATI,
General Agent for the Western and Southern States
FVNHis Company has for thirty -four years maintained
IL high repuation through periods Of great disaster
by fire. for ability, promptitude and fairness in the
nent of losses, and still continues increasing its business,
strength and popularity, while many Companies nave
exist capital AMI management
X. r. Nelson, ESQ.,, having resigned the Agency OF ST
Paul. the undersigned been appointed his SUCCESSOR
will receive applications for insurance. and pol
HENRY A SWIFT, Agent.
At Judge Coopcr's office in the Rice House.
ST, Paul. Feb. Is, 1854. z@3m.
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To Hotel Keepers.

VUN!fAT fine building known the Saint Louis Hotel,
Il Fort Smelling, is for Rent.
1t is better furnished than any other Hotel in the Ter
ritcry and we'll stocked with Liquors. Proposals will
be received until April LIST, 1851.
21tI. RICE. IOLLINSIEAD & BECKER.
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To Capitalists, Farmers and EmigraDts.

TUNHE undersigned has always hand for cash or on
Il time, from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land improved unimproved. including farms
different sizes, and degrees Of Improvements prices
corresponding with these.
Aso-property in St. Paul and suburbs, and in Mankato
city, ST. Anthony, Shakopee LeSuer, Traverse des Sioux
and Eureka.
any one who really Uishes 10 purchase.
HENRY MCkENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, ST. Paul, Mimi. Ter.
Ofice-lhe old Post Office building, Third street.
ST. Paul, Feb. Is, 1854. 23d.
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SUGARS Of kinds; Candles star and Mould, choice io
- Fres Butter at No Z, wv DOWEER
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VNhite Lead, Putty and window Glass, In large guam
w titles, for sale low at BOND n kELiOtiG'S
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whoever Wants a Good Library

UINOR small sum of money, obtain the same
IL calling at LIE DUC'S BOOKSTORE.
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Get Ready for the Spring Trade.

ND in order to do the entire stock of NIsCELLA-
N NEoUS BOOKS at lie Dues Bookstore, win be offered
this date until the first boat, at slight advance from
first cost.
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uJOTATOES--2O0 bushels Of Potatoes Of a remarka-
Il ably good quality, for sale very cheap If taken soon.
Enquire at the store of Wiane & Cooley, of
27tr W. q, FOSSECA
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The Maria, as 1t win be seep, had narrow es.
cape from defeat, even with everything in her
favor. Had the wind been dinercut the race would
have been much moro exciting. We understand
the julia is ready to sail with the Maria. for one
thousand dollars aside, twenty miles, one way before
the wind and the other dead beat TO windward.
At Newport the HERALD correspondent received
welcome coui,esies fr(A Capt. Waterbury, Of the
Julia; Capt. Childs, OF the Blackstone; Mr.. Craos-
ton, Of tie Newport Ners; J. +. Marsh, ESQ.,, OF
the Beet N Bee; and M. Ormsbee, Of the Ocean
House. Neither of the officers Of the club or the
committee showed the slightest disposition TO give
Any information to anybody. We understand that
this sDobbsh feeling does not extend to all the
members Of the club, and that there Is hope Of
better things In future. Az we frequently find gen.
tlcmen among ,eM sailors, why should we not meet
With such phenomena among tire imitation "salssf"
w.
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pso ~ iu. Awm Hagcrnsn, OF Buffalo, enploysd
90 ooad OF tne ke boat u ons, taken with dt
Thursday NOR ng, and fell In the street. ct the
OF Greene ~ n YORK streets. lie conveyed 70 tho
tet At the foot Of York street. where he died during
ne ster' Dou. He vac an Incorporate man
ffku The two youra men arrested on Thursday
syenu a. for ckless driving while passing of from the
boat with wagons belonging 70 the United States
We're hoej o. each for their chleesness.
MoRme AND EseKx RAILROAD THE trains OF his road
now leave the depot Of the New Jcrrey Raiirosd In
Jersey City regularly ths connection having been made
Ngw HsII The Jersey City United Americans have
rmned 10 erect ball fer their accommodation.
! A cite has rot yet been selected.
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EAIAiaB, August u, s0''
All d. counties have been hoard from except hcp ~en
Brsgg (dencerat) makes clear Gain Of 800 In Chsrc-
kee Cad. ell Esy ~osd Hyde Henderson,, Jackson, Ma
con, Rutherford, Hachmoud, and DAVE.
The Senate will fExbsbly stand thirty democrats and
twenty whgs; and the Commons sixty three democrats
and fifty seven wings.
CctUMpA, Angus. II, 1854.
Brsges majority for GsvArnor Will not be less than
2c0e.
lhe Senate will not be less then four snd may reach
ten democratic majority.
The House will not be less than exo and may possibly
amount 70 six majority for the democrats
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NoEyoLS, August IL, 1854
The ship. snas Holmes, Capt. Grinth from New York,
bound To- New Ores g. whom oa Cape Httsrss, on the
s'h bstant encountered severe gale, and sustained
cor <dsrsble dsnsge. AL Of her masts we're partially
L,smastei, and she hos put In here 70 repair
The steamship Granite stAts fron Baltimore, bouAd 70
oston pat In here yestesdAy TO repair her eolcr.
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BufTAIo, August IL, 1864.
Mr. c. c. Dennic tho Superintendent Of tho Buffalo
and gate Line Railroad, found guilty Of kidnsp
ping by an Erie jury yesterday The charge arose from
the late riotat Harher Creek during the Erie Railroad
disturbance When the mob endeavored to lynch Dennis
the cars were put In Eson to protest him and arbor
Creek man named Cooper, who Was on tAe train, was
carried into Ne " York State
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Later from Havana ana Key West.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP ISABEL AT CHARLES
TON, AND DAPARTURE FOR NEW YORK.

CHARLESTON, Aug. IL, 1854.
Tho steamship Iaabcl from Havana the morning OF the
sh Key west tho evening OF that day, arrived at
this port last syeuing, and after dschargng, sailed for
New York this morning, to repair en lay up for about
two months usual at this Of the year. In
the meantime sailing vessel will be substituted for the
transportation OF the mail, &C.
We learn from Havana that there well grounded
yeports IN that city, to the effect tina. high official
siding the eout aide Of the island had beoa asass
mated
There also run,ors Of speedy change In the
government OF tho islanis Governar, to succeed
General Posnels was shortly expected.
Adoona, troops had arrived at Hsvans, two hundred
and thirty, direct from Cads, having landed the 4th
inst.
The city continued 70 improve in health, but
than usualy dull.
1he sugar market continued very frm and for
qualities higher prices had been paid
Moiasses scarce, and very Arm ut previous
Fsishts TO Europe and the Uoited states were worry
du but without quoabe change since previous sivcss
those were Of . small class
FROM KEY WEST.
The isaud is reported 20 be quito healthy.
The repairs tho brig Cleopatra h.d cost s3 100 and
the expenses Of tho cargo o5I he vluo of The
wss IS, ,0c0.
bark, (pame not reportsd,) bound to Havana With
ice and glass; wrecked the Bimn Islands on sha
2s,h uh 1s vessel had blgei and par. of her cargo
vaa taken to Nassau by wreckcrs.
The topsnl schooner scoo, of Ellsworth, Me- PCT hto
hey West lcsky, the &th Inst, and discharged her
cargo BY order of the surveyors.