The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-06-03

Prairie du Chen We are again indebted t.
Capt Boyce, the popular clerk Of the Galcna
and to Mr. Arnold, pilot, for the latest paper
from all parts of the country. We must als'
be permitted to renew our most distinguished
consideration to the accommodating gentleman
who g mixes up matters" in the "Galena saloon
for his presents of the earliest vegetables, from
the gardens of our more southern fellow citizens
That Galena is great boat. She left in thu
| afternoon for Rock Island direct, to meet oul
expected Eastern guests Of next week, WHOM
she will help convey to st. Paul.
! 10 \ runaway of 4 two horse team, with q
heavy wagon attached, Yesterday. at the lower
landing, smashed up one of Pattison and
Benson's best buggie>, and came near ending
in more serious results.
.ri'~ THE ORGAN GRINDERS HAVE ARRIVED
\ nuisance without the jurisdiction of the Board
Of HEALTH as we construe the ordinance Great
ing the Board. We respectfully refer the case
TO the Mayor and Aldermen.
- IL VIII DC SiatH. iuS 10 lHc NuHcTOus
friends Of our feilow-citizcn, NJ. l.. OLps, Esq,
to learn that he has received the appointment
OF Register Of the Land Office, at Minneapolis.
The news arrived yesterday.
COMMODORE CoRMAc, of the Mississippi Boom
Rafting Service, will leave for below this
morning, with a fleet Of Minnesota pinerv pro-
ducts, comprising many millions of feet more
than was ever before taken out Of our river at
one time. Success to the Commodore and
those who set him drift!
QUICKEST TINE on REcoRp.-The Galcna. COM
ing up yesterday morning passed through lake
Pepin before daylight, when the atmosphere
was dark and smoky, with no moon. But, la
boring under these disadvantages, she made the
minutes, - the quickest time on record! In
the old days Of hard racing between the NOM
inec and West Newton, WHEN they were pushed
to the top of their speed, the best time made by
either was one hour and twenty-five minutes.
in daylight.
10 We understand talented and compc-
tent Theatrical company will shortly visit St.
Paul.
.ls~ We understand that .ctters were rccciv-
cd yesterday which render it almost certain that
EX-Presidcnt FILLMORE will be one of the dis
tingushcd company which will visit us next
week.
HE GAI.ENA JEFFERSONIAN, one OF the most
influential of the democratic Journalist in North
crn Illinois, says, clouds of darkness and dcs-
pondcncy, are settling down upon the present
administration, and the democratic flag that
naunted its victories in twenty seven Of the
States of the Union, is now broken into thou
sand fragments.
DANCING AcADENy.--By q notice in our adj
vert!sing columns, it will be seen that Prof
De Gray Bonnie, an accomplished master ofthe
graceful art. will open :. dancing Academy in
the Santomine House as soon as sufficient
number ofpupls offer. We hope he will meet
with proper encouragement.
~ Reader, is your appetite in delicate
state these warm days, refusing the ordinary
and more coarse viands of the ST. Paul market?
If so, 60 up to Tullis. Livingston & Cos, where
you can always Gnd something :rcsh palatablc
and recherche. Try one Of their delicate an |
| finely favored hams for instance. or anything
else i'll the way Of good living they may offer,
and we warrant YOU will return to them every
time your store house is empty. They receive
a stock of fresh goods every time the Excelsior
arrives from St Louis
Ti3- The IIumbolt returned from the St. CroiN
on Wednesday evening. The II. now sports a
whistle and blows as loudly as any OF them.
New ST. PAUI.--This favorite boat, now a
regular packet to st. Louis, was again with liz
on Wednesday, with cabin full of passengers.
The more our people become acquainted with
Cap. Bisscll, the greater will they feel disposed
She had fine trip all the way up.
! Spirit OF THE Press. We do not wish to
/ to be captio, with our neighbors, but the Times
of Yesterday morning, copies the last regular
toast, at the Ramsey reception on Monday eve
! ming. and remarks that the other toasts and
speeches have already been given iii the Min
ncso,ian." thus conveying the impression to it,
readers that We were not faithful clroniclcrs OF
the events that TRANSFERRED, and were guilty OF
emitting this toast, which is not thc'fac This
was doubtless an unintcntional ovcrsi sht of the
Times.
.Eis- The Excelsior was up on Wednesday
early in the morning with her usual full freight
having been absent only thirteen days. She
left in the evening for st. Louis.
,nr- The Black Hawk. departed after dark
on Wednesday evening for Trarers dcs Siou1
with the largest freight that has gone up the
Minnesota this season.