The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-01
NEWS ITEMS.

1t 10 expected that the Democracy Of the Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts, just elected, will be entirely
harmonious. single member comprises the host OF
that party which swept 50 invnciby over the coun-
Try two years ago.
The Belgian barque Virgin Mary was wrecked on
Friday last at Amagansc,t village, some fifteen miles
west of Montauk Point. The and passengers
were, however, landed in safety. The vessel and
cargo will be a total loss.
Rev. James P. Boyce, Of Columbia, S. c., has
given ten thousand dollars to the Furnam (Bap,ist)
University.
An Anti.Mormon society has been organized in
Dublin.
1t is stated that the morality Of the Court Of ST.
Petersburg is the loves. in Europe, it Madrid is ex-
copied.
project is on foot to establish line Of steamers
between Portland and New York.
Three cargoes Of negroes have been recently land
ed upon the Island of Cula-two the south and
one on the north side-about 1850 in all.
The safe ofthe agents Of Adams & Co.'s Express
Company, at vincennes, Indiana, was entered by
thieves with false keys, ately and $500 abstract
ed.
Orders have been received at the Charlestown ma
Wy yard to fit up the sIoop Of war Saratoga and the
Cyane as soon a. possible.
We 6nd that the Russian prisoners in England arc
intensely jolly, and express themselves highly graft
Hed at being so well lodged, fed and clothed. The
latter boon speaks volumes, and there can be no
doubt but that they much prefer being done up neatly
IN "closh" to being 'bound'' in Russia.
Father Mathew has resorted to Madeira for his
health. The great Apostle Of Temperance has gone
TO the Island: here, many 60 the glass for health.
-Roch. Tn. ;-f- 'ssf- tk.
The Tribune says the Yankee Blade was insured
in Wall street for 75 200, and in London, probably.
or $1,000 orders having been sent oat, after her
purchase, to Messrs. George Peabody & Co. TO OBJ
tain that amount upon her. The Nicaragua Co. raid
$225, goo Cor her. r.. 40. a.....a 1
The Principal Of an Academy. in his advertise
ment mentioned his female assistant, and the GO Rep
ua,ion Tor teaching which she BEARS" but the pin-
ter, careless fellow, left the which, the adyer
iisensent went forth, commencing the lady's "rpsta
doa for teaching she BEARS"
hard things have been said there 70 church
srega,ions, and 1900 members. +, =.
A camphene lamp exploded on Friday evening, in
the hands Of Joseph W. Taylor, a. his residence in
New York, and burned his hands and face in ter
ribIe manner, besides setting freto the carpet lie
~as engaged in filing the lamp while lighted at the
time Of the accident. rsfs, zf97~y
Kate Waggoncr gave birth to a child in the Peni.
ssatiary, at Co.ambus. The Scioto Gazette suggests
that ~ the child ia "StAie Stock it should be care
fully looked after. p --.. -5,ai s>s'i, ID. -'rts
Mr.. Wm. Cornwall, Division superintendepto the
M s. Raisoed. died II La Porte. On "Wednesday
evening last. ar, ~ r. 80, ..ile.''y I
Capt. George E. Seymour, for a number Of years
commander Of the steamer New Phi adelphia, diod
Of sPoP'exy At Hsdson, N ~, reee.tIy.
o. the day Of the suspension Of de Banks Of Ellis
4 Staryis, I. 8. Goodman 4 Co. and S,nead. Col.
bird Hughes, over nine hundred private dispatches
wezA 1sAssmitted from one telegraph Office in Ais
city,. to MI paris Of the uniOn.-Cin. Com. q ,'9,'
A little soaot fkosnhaa. PtAii, Of Barnard, ver.
pest, between two and three years old, me, withhn
awful deash on "Wednesday, by falling into acaudrou
ofboiiing water. = s'1,< 'ae'' 1'~5a'.-ef s".
A silqy ps.sa JaeaS Addfte . has bden ,rraigped
At ST. Louis ~ rape saa child seven o. eight years
old. .4al .Aeaif3 .T1dAr5 sism
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