Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-13
MONDAY, JUNE l2, 1864.

MONDAY, JUNE l2, 1854.
a. 9. D. Fillmore, Esq. and lady, arrived on
board Of the Royal Arch yesterday.
a. We are indebted to Mr.. Bryant, the oblig-
ing 81 nk Of the Minnesota Belle for late papers.
w The Black Hawk arrived on Saturday af-
ternoon, with number of passengers from the
towns on the Minnesota River.
eT The steamer Grand Prairie arrived on Fri
day evening last, with one hundred and twenty
passengers for Minnesota. We are indebted to
the clerk for St. Louis papers.
ca The Plot of St. Anthony, which we notic-
ed on Saturday, can be seen at the Banking estab-
lishmcnt of Charles II. Parker. 1t is executed by
Messrs. Sewall & Crehore.
Washington, although the chances of its passage
are considered good. The late excursion will
probably tend to push it along.
CO Notices of the Times in our Eastern ex-
changes, are of very dattering nature, which
fact is source of encouragement to US and we
hope gratifying to oar readers.
Cy The Royal Arch and Minnesota Belle ar
rived yesterday morning, crowded with passen-
gers On board Of the latter boat man by the
name Of Clinton J. Hall, died suddenly, just pre-
vious to the boat landing 1t is reported that the
disease was Cholera.
CO. We assure those gentlemen of the editorial
a:v
our temporary absence, on Thursday last, that We
regret We could not have seen them personally,
but we shall endeavor to reciprocate their kind
ness, at the first favorable opportunity.
| SINGULAR CoINCIDEScE.-The Democrat of June
7th, takes the Pioneer to task for publishing in its
issue of the 9Th news which appeared in the Dem.
ocrat of the Sd. 1t is somewhat singular that the
Democrat of the 9th should publish the same new.
| which appeared in the Times of the It'll. Singu.
| lar coincidence.
CO We cordially agree with cur cotempo;a.
ries in the praise bestowed upon VIM. G. LIE Due,
ESQ.,, one of the Committee of Arrangements, who
was unceasing in his efforts to render the visit Of
the guests of the Rock Island Railroad Co. pleas.
ant. He deserves the thanks of the community.
GY The new furniture for the Winslow House
arrived on the Grand Prairie, Friday evening"
We learn that Messrs. Eaton Dennison, the gen.
tlemen who have leased the house, intend to open
it about the first of July.
| c. The sidewalks on one side of St. Anthony
street are nearly all relaid and are far preferabl.
to the old ri :kcty ones that have been thrown
aside. ssr.ll
Could not some of those old boxes, barrels, ant
other rubbish be removed?
| GTF We made mistake in our article on tn
Excursion, which appeared in Saturdays paper
in saying that Mr.. Hudson, of the Boston Atlas
addressed the crowd at the Lower Levee. 1t wa
Mr.. Kimball, formerly Of the Boston Museum,
very amusing, but talented speaker.
COMING BAcK.-We learn from Mr.. G. D. Fill
more, that his brother, Ex-President Fillmore
contcmplates returning to our Territory in Sep
TENDER next, for the purpose of making visit o
three or four weeks. He will probably be accom-
panied by several eminent gentlemen from tn
States.
Gy The name of the lady who was injured OF
Dumas. We regret to learn that Judge Bate
was in the wagon at the time of the accident, ant
that he was somewhat injured in the leg, other
wise he would have remained with US a week o
two. He may be expected to make us anothe
visit in about two weeks in company with judy
Gamble and family of St. Louis.
MORE INDIAN MURDERs.-Wc learn from Nh
I. Richie, who came from Traverse, ON Sat
urday, that war party of Sioux came in at tina
place on Friday with several scalps of the Chippe
ways, one Of which he saw. On the announce
ment of their arrival a small cannon was fire
which brought thousands of the tribe around tn
'braves'' to witness the bloody trophies. 1t
time that these Indian murders should cease.
CO We noticed Rev. Mr.. Riggs, the devote
Missionary in town yesterday. His efforts in tn
cause of the red man, will be appreciated and ex
tolled long after Time shall have laid him in tn
grave. 1t will be remembered that the Missio
house Of this worthy man was destroyed by fir
some time since. We hope means have been ex
tended to him to rebuild it with additional com
forts and convenences.
RIOT AT BRooKLYN-S PERSONS KILLEr
IA disgraceful riot occurred at Brooklyn, L.
on the 4th inst, between the Irish and the Ne'
Workers.. 1t appears that the Irish attacked tn
Americans with clubs and stones, when the Amer
leans fred upon them, killing and wounding many
The N. Y. Sun says that twenty Americans wer
killed and an equal number Of Irish. Excitemen
still high. Five companies of military were call
81 out with large body of the police.
ca The Ha,pers have had new building
erected, and they intend to get in it this fall.
is stated that it will be the most convenient pub