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L DON hEws ~, Isetiyed at The Foreign New. od;s'
coed ,nd 10 other co5c RI @ asS, them for .. b.so.
Dd,y Trsnsent purchsefs and the ttce Esy de-
sIy other house Tn. /. 20 ID boss 5u '.c a. We Gao
dDtrsuse st fr weeks p.'t our .ranseoent' have en-
he Quail, ,mst in future orcu Of The lurr4ied
LONDON VS. nor reaches 55S eoei. PER vel Ass,
therefore safely stme the rank Of the esdas Journal OF
LIST OF rseKAvncs THIS wE,K.
Sketches hon kinsurn 90, Our 'eee ar, ,rsi,a;
L.sdins ARTILLERY on the SPIT Knburn .t.tehsd BY
Bon b.,sS:ni Of KnS4nv ss on Fire ;i.l:d ij
GSs sn '1 Of kPsain 6 H. i:;ched :; j.
L.nd Of the the Beach Of i0bafn .etiei
BOuS,Idmsnt of kinbuin. o'clock P. H.. October 10,
1k.teheS BY j. A 5sl $50
Plan OF the Au,ck Kii burn..........:. 49,. Sa
Portrait of Genera B,z,iGe, COMMANDER Of the Ffen-h
TrooP. the south Of the Dni'P'r' 'ffon 's''h 0 g,
Mr.. F.Oon. Phsts1.pbc Van son he crae.a E.hi
Iu5.n So;tc1: webb. Of D.c:: w.iin: the au.
Inns s'esm'ns1Arsnsins D'p seed Thre.d'-Bee'' ..s
Manufacture Of Inaisn Tissue: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ins App.rstul-whedTswefs Beneh-Fia,tenins tae
Wr-WiDdiDs The Wife,. s.s
T TSs'' fh @s ss. 2O taa: md her
New Qnsrsr,p IS tuns:.......... ............. 57
Por.r.it Of the Right Hon David s.lomons Lord Mayor
New Once Of the puchy Of cOnws Bsctnsi.m Gate $50
7he PSi. Universal Erhi -ition:
lsbrum (by Mimic Co }. presented 20 Queen Vic
toi, by b. Empress Of thu 6l
French a. IA, N. nn'scures In the Nsvs Sta.........
White hsrb Toilet Table ny Professor Giovanni idos 80
Psran Group" Cain sn3 Abe - By a. C.rrisr..... 9el
Psi iin,. on Gr,sk NIB Lately fund Pes So
The NV Opium Clipper Wild Ds,rl" ............. So
bool At $50
House the French Commissnn at SOB
Forrsit of w Johnson Secretary 1, the Anglo a.,
Defeat of the Rns.ns by the Turks Ksp (twopaso en-
uAytI wv
Sketches in Nep,ul: -
-iir Huh and II tndoo Tenn e................ 672
lr ION -. 81 Hh.,.nn. Observation-Disclosures. 573
Spi y, - m. U,be. pat ..,................5 73
els hedrA-The Choir with Recent Restorstons. 30
p,jc, erIv IScspts MCKEE, Msnaser,
No. 80 NassIu.st, Sun Buildings.
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READY THIS
Though dead, shs yet sPesse,s.
WFUL DISC Los y K s
"A BY MARIA MONK,
OF THE EoTEL DIrU sUSSraY, soSTRIlL
Containing, also,

Il
OF THE EoTEL DIru susSrRY, soSTRilL.
Containing, also,
MANY INCIDENTS NEVER BEFORE PUBLieHfD'
Price IS Cents Cloth.
The DISCLOSURES by ths ubs Of this rerubc.ton
when they frat sppened created immense excitement, Ane
threw the greatest CONSERVATION into the ranks Of tue PapA
proof Of the uuthfdh sss OF aer eVe
sivapoed than the msntion OF the terror
and alton msLe.ted by Priests and Bishops sapenos
ard Fathers when Maria Monk unvsiisd their hidden mi loi
ties "A made up soD" woad have created smile OF len.
SION and died under the wthesg sblte o.
contempt but these bs gave Use to storm
and dew the field e greatest potentaes the
Papa church in AmrsA Nothing but truth could have pro
duced such Of excite eht nothing bat Jae could
have eeited such outbuI sndisb temper and
of bitter vituper.on. This truthful rstive related ey
Msri, Menk present loud called for BY the American
public who have recently been farther enlightened the
tue nature Of the RomIh y,tem and WITH the
public demand, We nave Issued reprint Of me woTt-
Ass
NOW READY,
THE T VENTY-FlRsT THOUSAND
OF THE
ESCAPED NUN,
giving ul account Of the evils Of Convent Lie tetrs 4
cloth. Price sl.
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SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF NEWY0sK sur
GEON BY Edward q. DiIon NJ. D., EDITOR OF Tine scart
Beautifully bound in cloth. Price 81 g.
DE WITT l DAVENPORT, Psbisner.
Nos. 100 and l62 Nasssus,
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Pl.ce then the instructive voane Of useful and gssoas
knosl edge open evening table Onhsr TVund ps enc
and chi look 81 tie pictures And ~ 10 us vel tod
facts .ns thai GOOD hsmer Which, Ike Covesrs tea I'll
cheer but not nebnlt. and you will ieeP hem i'em the
isu.p " vice The snpa'ns' allure, ne historical saes
dor, ,tertsn and sssiea thirst f1 kno Wedge iesss
th, lads fro the sole II evil aad store the mem
with plsssat boussti 10 otsPy me soul ~hen 10 TIC
iouIs Of booy be buoy soon hsy W. cen .na
more then lead the On further ard fafLhsf
tn Of MlsdOR.l
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PICKVICR PAPERs ................... ......... | -
OLD CURIOSITY -
shEIthks ny BOL
BAEkABY RUOGC...................... 81
NICHOLAS -
MARTIN CHUZZLFW 1 ~
DIyID COPPF / j
DOhBEY ............................I y
CHRISTMAS STORIES AND PICTURES FROM TIA
LY Containing CHRISTMAS Carol, The Chimes, Cfefst
the HeNh Bslt- Of lie, H,unled Men, The Oho'ts
tHEHs, &c.. y
Poor traveller Nire New ores b, the bnstnAs Ire,
BAD Times. Lizzie Leigh, The Miners Dsushtsr, For
d.
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NJ IN mil br.ry ,ty ,be.p marble ige. &c......4
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6petial Notifies.

Proclamation OFFICE, Eew-York, Nov. n,
nsh-AekBovlsdgipg dependence Almighty God, and
only sensible His mercy indebted for continued
peace prosperity and public health while other comu'
favored have been sorey afflicted with peenoe and
aev.saon called upon return thanks and give
,r 70 the author OF beiDs protector Of live, and
shs dtpeoser OF all the blessings we enjoy.
viii these sentiments and inPurusnce Of custom ard o.
The Proclamation Of Bis Exceency xyron Clark Governor
Of the State Of NewYork the. THURSDAY the 10Th day Of
be aside day Of praise hsukgving and
prayer cal the peope Of this City to observe that day
. sue5, With all due respect and solemnity.
Given under my hand and ss, the day ard year Aforesaid
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
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Gbantes for Bnsiness Hlen.

TOR SALE CHEAP-One Of Singers Improved
il singh thread SEWING MACHINES, with Knotser TOR
Vest and shoemake In perfect oder Can be seen at No
"a DelsncyT.
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LUX SdlsIs tI1I,bI VI Folnbcf lbiptO''r
Il Singh thread SEWING MACHINES, with knotser, tor
YES. ard shoemskets In perfect Can be No.
"a Delsncyr.
GOLD MINING-Tbe undersigned desires to
~ confer with party having at Command capital to tho
ann OF from On p roo With 70 operations IA
GOLD MINING. which prger conditions Of "a es Of tho
uDdeni.b character oppor1nty Tor money
mshuR and worthy attention Of those ~shng 70 Invest m
an enerpr,e where risk and the
Further Particular sheh cannot b. alluded l. 10 an aJyerss
Will be pyeu 10 perOns interview. II erpeets 'hL
s,bsmen will cali sdirsss thu n1erisoe1 whJ IL not
posad pro dsd b, sad-d With fhs acts and
aons uc the matter w hsnd that ~ offered Tor
onsdersior nsoequats osps for the obee In view no
for tbs meisod u obtanpa sssoeste Refer 70 H.
Greeley Fec, Eeto' Of The 1nburs Address j. WIN
CHESTER, through Post Ofes. cell st No. fot kasth st.
near Sd az, fcm a. NJ. or to 8 p NJ.
DIAPER MILL for sALE.-The subscribers
offer for sale their PAPER MILL stusted a. ANDOVEk,
Connecticut On GOOD uss Of wafer the railroad be
srtfOfd and Winsn'ic The Mil q nearly De~ In
excel ruobDs order has three iron engines with driving
for fourth 81 inch foudrnier machine with q. tha
modern impfoyemsns for the manutscurs Of White p.Per
Annexed 70 the Mill IS Of LAND with three inso
connO6ious dwelling With outhoose. Apply
70 HUNTER HILL, AodcTer Ct, or 10 FOOT GULF,
No 81 BeekInSn-st NevYorL
ITO BUTCHERS For SALE, a first rate
STALL Ia one Of the Markets 10 tho City now doing
good business. sss sapc Fe" so W Hs yagpP
-Enterprising practical MEN who
w can Command $1,000 20 5000 20 unite with capital
i,t. in Euo Pennsy In establishing Car manu-
h,eofy In Pht Sbug the hewJsey Of the Desws,
directly oppOste Eason This IL believed
best locations The whole country fer such establish
Iron eos ana lamb.r 10 abundance 10 tho
immediate vicinity AID 70 furnish rolling stock for the roads
oeLterrz here, will require nearly quite half million u
Il HICKMAN, E~ton, Pa
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CTLVEB MEDAL GRANTED by the American
~ Institute the Crystal Palace Eew.Yok, for BROWNS
PATENT SAFETY ALARM DErECTOR LOCKS! Also
premiums End notices flom County Fairs 100
AGENI5 WANTED 70 sell the every where: TIE most
Dor invention Of the kind sC AEnts have Dsds,
and uahins o. = %. som- 80 aod soms 40
10 assgs dsy See Nsv York Weekly Tribune OF November
TO- en- psge from top h column and .ddress the suos-oer.
ose r. o. stamps oi circnlars and
letter bach. RPdkAIM BROWN,
No. - Eerifnac Il. DWELL, Mas
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"a Wbom il Hlap Concern.

A BNER KENT and EASTER KENT and
AJOBN KENT desire reformation OF my Father, Mother
aud Brother above named Their resdeace wsu last hoard
Oneida Co.. ~ Y Business OF importance makes
xious know their whereabouts. Write 10 me- JAMES
KENT Prairie du Chen, Crawford Co. Wisconsin.
DOR SALE.-A PONY HORSE @ years old y
Il I. very pretty SADDLE-HORSE tor young adyi ssc
excellent In Hhne Warranted sound AID kind To be sold
Tor wsnt OF use. Applyto ROBERT PEEL QUIN,
No. 81 Cbambsrsst
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New-york y Dung Mems Christian Association.-
The thly meeting f b. Association Will be held on
MONDAY EvENlNG, The Is instant at y o'clock 10 the
Rooms, in Clinton Hal Aston place. Essay will be req
by Nj PETER CARTER. S1tjsc: " The Early Life OF ths
Rev Dr. Ch.nes" Young generally and ell friends OF
The Association are cords ~ nv ted TO be present
A. JUDSON WINTERTON, Recording Sec'y.
Mercantile Library AssociatiOn.-The Bo'rd Of Di-
the pleasure to tht MI WILLIAM D.
YHACKFRAY will deliver Lecture. on SATURDAY
EVENING Dec At the Metropolitan Thester for the benefit
OF the charitable Of the St Georges Society and the
Norfolk Orphans"
Subject: Charity and Humor.
TO at o'clock.
Tickets so may be had at the Library, Atorpsce a.
the down town flee. No. Nasssu-st. Albion Office NO. 10
Pat place; Of B. y MsBee, Treasurer 20 Bloadway Van
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BTo,d-sy Danstins Agency at Joes 81. Nicholas Hotel
Stores; Geo. p. Edgar, No AS WsterSt
X n. TIMPSON, J
JOHN CREsAB LECTURE Com.
W. II. WICKHAM,)
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Lecture will be delivered at the Brosd"sy rsber-
paeIe 90 WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst at O'CLOCK r. M Dy
WIN H. PRATT ESQ for the purpose OF Removing GIL Dit.
fepees Roman Catholic and Churches
IL accomplished would 1t convert the word! Tickets
25
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Mrs LEWIS -INFORMATION WANT

lVI ofa Mrs Lk WIS widow lady supposed TO be keeping
boardt sheuss Ia this City whose maiden nane supposed
liza Borden This husband tHenfy LowD OF this Mrs
Lewis removed Michigan about twenty since taking
with bin ghter about four Old who desires To
lsarn the whereabouts Of her mother f0REWARD given for
iDfor alton. Address REUBEN srEDMAN, Moline, Rock
IL nd q
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Lecturer Societies desirinf moderate terms
" please address the subscriber Ofbs three Lecturss-uPon
r Willis the Poet Ophela Young soyhood aud Esrly
American Psetry) but the has bee delveed
csivd by audience the lecturer with enthusiasm
has may sad by the p,id Uet sttent1n to ora
tory. Address j. POLLARD HARRISON, New-York City.
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Mercantile Library AssociatiOn,-Mr VIM. NJ,
TTIACKFRAY viii deliver his FosTh concluding Lecture
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Lectures a. HoPe ChapsIThs T5ll q = tbs &C.

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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25
MI Rice,s Winnebagoes.

Mr. RICE has fallen sadly into disfavor
in the lower portion of the Territory by rea-
son of his action in regard to the Winnie
bago Treaty, by which that tribe was locat-
ed on the Blue Earth. The people down
there entertain lively recollection of the
boasts made by Mr.. RICE, that on the last
night of the session of Congress he had
succeeded in getting the bill for the Treaty
passed, and have ever since entertained any,
thing but a favorable opinion Of him, a
feeling not likely to be changed in its char
acter in Olmsted County, certainly, by the
fact that few days ago party of these
thieving Winnebago vagabonds stole twenty
five horses from citizens of Olmsted Coun.
ty, an hid them so carefully as to battle the
search made One of their number, for a
triae, betrayed his thieving fellows, and the
horses were recovered. 1t is but about forty
miles from the place where this occurred, to
Blue Earth, and the people, while they feel
angry at the thieves, throw the blame main
ly upon Mr.. RICE, through whose exer-
tons they acquired the opportunities of
committing theft.
A few such little incidents as this, aud
Mr. RICE will have fine reputation among
the people of Southern Minnesota, to aid
in his political destruction.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25

Last evening, July 10, at about halfpast Z
o'clock, was experienced the heaviest and most
tremendous shock of an earthquake ever known
in this country, and one that will be long re-
membered in this section. Such was its force
that large numbers Of our one story buildings
wee cracked from top to bottom, glass and
crOckery were thrown from the shelves, win
dows broken, &c. Nearly every merchant in
this city suffered quite severely in this man.
ner. Lamps were upset; families seated at
the tea table were dismayed to witness the
sudden overturn of tea-urns and dishes, and
fled affrighted to the open air. Clocks were
thrown down. Hardly building escaped
without damage to its walls or destruction of
some portion of its contents. The shock last
ed several seconds, and appeared to lift up and
twist the ground about, accompanied by a
roaring noise like the approach Of q hurricane.
Los Angeles never took as thorough purge
before. Every house was deserted in trice.
There can be no doubt that had our city been
composed of three and four story buildings it
would have been levelled to the ground. Our
buildings are generally but one story, however,
and to this fact are we indebted for our es-
cape from what might have been fearful cat
astrophe. AS it was, walls of two and half
and three feet thickness were rent asunder, and
o general ripping and cracking took place that
created universal CONSERVATION and brought
Miller's prophecies wildly to mind. Our citi-
zens are bully engaged today in repairing da-
images to be in readiness for another shake
Southern Californian.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25
Mr. Olmsted and the Germans.

Recently large body of Germans in St.
Paul, being DESTROYS for their own informa-
ton, to know the opinions of the candidates
for Congress, now in the field, touching the
important subjects which rule the campaign,
in order to he enabled to make a choice OF
the one who nearest meets the views they
themselves entertain, addressed letters to
Messrs. RICE and OLMsrED, and received
answers thereto 1t was not a matter in
tended for the public eye, but proper
resort to proper means by large and
intelligent portion of our community to get
the light which would enable them to make
up a judgment as to the relative merits of
the opposing candidates.
Answers to these letters of enquiry were
returned, but with the consent of the Ger
mans neither of them has appeared in print
They are considered as private property. and
if Mr.. RICE has chosen to have his notable
specimen of tergiversation spread abroad it
is his own work, or that of his friends
and he is welcome to all the good it has
done him.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25

NIGHT BRAwL-An ARRAY occurred late
on Thursday night, at the Montreal House
on jackson street which threatened serious
consequences. A party of deck hands had
been in there drinking, and some difficulty
occurred between them and the landlord, as
we are told. The party left, and soon after
returned, we'll supplied with rocks, which
they flung against the house, making crash
of glass and considerable noise. That done
they raa of, but made their way to the
rear Of the house which they assaulted in a
like manner, and so frightened the inmates
that the female portion left for place of
safety. The proprietor ran out and dis
charged his gun, but did not hit any of the
assailants. The noise of the fracas aroused
the ncighborhood.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25

Gov HUNT, of New York, has written a
powerful letter on the proposed fusion of
the Wing party of New York, with the
Republicans Governor Hunt is not dis
posed to consent to the dissolution of the
Wing party, at the bidding of its enemies,
or even of some of its former friends. Still
less is he irclined to cooperate with sec.
tional party, by whatever name it may be
called He foresees the inglorious end OF
the new party miscalled Republicans
which is designed to absorb the ultra
clements Of all other parties, and declares
in effect that he will have nothing to dc
with it. So decided rebuke of the Re
publican movement by a gentleman of Gov
ernor Hunts extended reputation, will have
an important bearing upon the course Of
events, and will doubtless elicit similar views
from other prominent Wings, and thus aid
in the formation of healthy public senti.
ment in reference to the Republican y
movement.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25
The sioux.

We have heard, frequently, that there
is suffering among the Sioux, and
there ore complaints made against Major
MURPHY, the Agent, for not relieving
them. Now, Is it is recollected that the
Mdewakantons and Wapecoutas, number
ing nearly 1000, have only $40, 500 annu-
ally appropriated for their support, and
that the Sissetons and Wakpetons, number
ing some 1000 souls, have only $4,000, from
the General Government, it will become
evident at once, that it is entirely out of
the Agents power to feed them even during
a part of the year. They will not farm,
and their present country is, we understand,
very bad for hunting, as no large game is
in the vicinity, and the Buffalo are full two
hundred miles off, The Sioux seem to pre-
fer to suffer rather than obey the wish Of
the Government that they should turn their
attention to agriculture; but heir inertness
should not be laid at the door Of Major
MURPHY, who we believe has acted as well
as circumstances, humanity and justice
would permit-the fact being that he has
no power whatever over the contractors to
supply the provisions, and cannot influence
them in the matter Of their early delivery.
The above appropriations give to the
Mdewakantons and Wapecoutas, but little
more than s. per head, and to the Sisse.
tons and Wakpetons only $l,25 per head
for subsistence for year! 1t is not posi-
BILE that the Agent could supply twenti.
eth part of the deficiency necessarily in
CURED, and if he did it would be from his
own funds, for the United States would not
remunerate him for his outlay.
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Boston. Aug. 20.
A great fire occurred at Lewiston Falls on
Friday. A number of stores and other build
ings were burned, including all the business
part of the town. The fire spread with such
rapidity, that scarcely any merchandise was
saved. Loss, 100000, on which there was
partial insurance. The Auburn Bank build
ing was destroyed-all the books and papers
belonging to tsaved. The Democratic Advo-
cate Office was also saved.
The merchants of this city held meeting
today in Fanueil. Hall, in testimony of their
respect to the late Abbott Lawrence. Speeches
were made by the Hon. R. G. Winthrop Ed
ward Everett, and j. Thomas Stevenson 1t
was voted to close all the stores on the day of
the funeral.
Several public bodies are holding similar
meetings