New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-01
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CT. PAUL, Minnesota Terrixfy, Oct. -, lel5.
Ifyou would give the Chicago and Galens Rail
road company little advice about the way in
which the sgen. OF their Minnesota Pseke, com
p.ny CONES aboard the ears, little out from Ga
lena. promising state-rOons to the passengers ii
.h.y will huy tickets for the boat, in edcd%e of
their arrival at Dunleith, and tell the company
that they ought rot TO allow it, you NIGH benefit
them. and know you would obige great many
passengers The agent sage, Buy ticket Hoo
p" and Won are sure Of state-room or berth,
(they being the same on the river boats, whereas
when they &c, 70 the boat, passengers had perths
are given 10 only through pas.engers-enougn
people having laid 10 secure all the oerths me
agent misrepresents, and that's enough. Hanibills
are circulated, warning sgains. those Wild stern
wheel boats, and isdHcine men 10 buy tickets
before they have s chance 10 inquire whether
there are other boats or NOT. Many people w0uld
take passage in the ST. Louis line if they knew all
the facts, for the cOmpiny's boats are positively
crowded 10 excess, so that the cabin floor dom
don't give chance for sll 10 lay down even. Now,
il sint the fact that men can't lay down nights but
that pains are taken 10 keep facts away from them,
that proyokes The captain, like philosopher,
laughs the thing of, and they md 10 useless 10
get mad when he is 40 good.natured, but the
Wrspgle with the clerk is serious before the cap
tsn comes aboard This way OF doing things Is
hur1yiDg up popular opinion that will put the
Chicago ard Fond du Lac railroad through Ia here
quicker than any other appliance that could De
used; and why the company will do it lisa problem.
The Superior City frauds, in the late election
which returned Rice to Congress, again make
coed deal of talk but that will probably be all.
Four hundred men went over from Douglass
,bal aEa infn Tarriflrv gzs
county being in Wisconsin, and voted the Rice
ticket: and one Of the council Of the Territory
elected in that neighborhood adyertises himself ia
his business card as q resident in Wisconsin Bat
people don't stop 10 worry about these things
they We got enough else TO do, as they think
The land sales go on vigorously, and spectators
ere plenty but in Minneapolis, just below st.
Anthony's falls. the sales closed handsomely yes
terday by actual settlers
The old Carver clsim is talked over somewhat
here. and it is said that Mr. Colby, lawyer from
New.York city, is up looking over the property in
behalf of some of his friends aud the old company.
He will probably conclude that ejectnent won't
work even if the claim is good, and nobody believes
it is. yet a great many are doubtful. lhere Is
great deal Of wealth in this city Money flows AS
freely as in the great eastern or western cities.
Living is called extrayagant by many Just from the
economical East but men do turn their monf
over so quickly that they seem to be rich, aud II
not rich they know they will be.
The hotel accommodations are not good now.
There are dozen hotels, the American being the
best one going on now, the WinslOw just having
closed They are two-dollars. per-day houses, and
the Winslow opens again soon. The rest are dollar
houses the Dwelling Mansion, &c, good houses.
The population is six thousand, and the town has
grown up in six years
The potatoes are capital and without any rot
ruling at thirty five cents a blshel-mOnstrous
beets and cabbages are in the gardens, but fruit
trees are not started much yet, though everything
of the fruit kind will grow, it is thought, but
peaches.
A great many people complain Of colds, b1t the
weather is raw, the wind east and the air is filled
with light snow the atmosphere is truly invlg-
Grating and the people generally look tight hearty
and brown