Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-19

The City Belle arrived Saturday morning
with some so passengers and Is tons Of freight.
She left the same day.
The Audubon arrived and departed Satur-
day last. She brought to our city some 80
passengers and over go tons Of freight.
There were some six steamboats, lying at
our Levee Saturday morning Notwithstanding
the low stage of water.
We learn by private advices that the grain
market of Chicago was on the decline, all grains
having fallen seven cents per bushel.
The number Of arrivals by the boats on Fri
day was very large. The passengers hail
from all parts Of the world, mechanics, farmers,
merchants, and spectators.
edfTHusDEn SroRM.--A fine thunder storm
visited us on Friday night. Nature appeared
to be quite thankful and well she may. 7'f
The city Of Boston has appropriated the
large sum of $4,000 to be expended in the
celebration Of the coming 4th of July.
The New Orleans papers of the 9Th and 9TH
state that the cholera had materially abated in
that city. e4ass ..,5o.,,...s ~ a.
Small women are said to be in demand at
Paris, because they cannot wear as many yards
Of lace and costly dresses as large ones
Bachelors would do we'll to remember this.
The Madison Banner has donned new
dress, and now looks neat and sprightly.
General Collum, of Tennessee, has received
the nomination Of the American party in his
district, for reelection to Congress
The expenses of the liquor riots at Chicago,
foot up to So 500. e b, M 6tftt' ar
COL Kinney and his party have finally sailed
on their cruize for Central America.
The editor of the N, Y. Mirror, who has
been great champion of the Know Nothings,
says that he is not now, nor never was men,
Der of the Order.
Emigrant wagons, men, women and children;
horses, oxen, cows, sc. sc. can be seen almost
daily in our streets vending their way into
the interior of the Territory These are the
people that add to the wealth Of the country.
The city of Boston has appropriated $4,000
to be expended in the celebration Of the coming
18th of July.
SAN FRANcIsco PRIcEs.-The following
quotations are from late San Francisco papers:
"Wheat 90c. to 81 per bushel; Barley, 75c.,
Flour, common, per Dbl. Sc; extra, 50; best $40.
New TR1AL-A new trial has been granted
to Arrison, the torpedo man, under sentence Of
death at Cincinnati.
Father Costa, Minister of Catholic College
at St. Louis, was killed on Thursday by falling
from the third story Of an unfinished building.
A. A. Lawrence, Of Boston, has subscribed
81 600 to furnish arms to the free settlers in
Kansas, and it is said that quantity of arms
and ammunition have been forwarded, including
sixty of Sharp's rifles
New YoRK MARKET.-Thc New York Tri-
bunc of the 9TH says, in speaking OF the domes-
III ullIAct tA1t pAAISS SCHCiohS oiC Ol1 tuS NC.
cline and that beef had fallen two or three cents
pound.
The Coroners Jury, in the case Of the late
Portland riot, justify the course Of Mayor Dow,
and the Court also acquits hin. OF all blame.
The Mayor of st. Louis has ordered all the
cigar and fruit stores and barber shops 10 be
closed on Sunday.
In the course of a violent tempest which
burst on the Goth Of April over the Valley of
Aran, in CATALONIA, Spain, some enormous
masses of snow fell from the Pyrennees, and
completely buried three large villages, named
Una, Vaquerque and Liabely, each containing
from 500 to 700 inhabitants.
The s:Commercial Bulletin" of New Orleans,
proposes to retaliate for the Personal Liberty
bill of the Massachusetts, Legislature by ceasing
to trade with Boston.
CT That would be equal to the man who
STUDDED his toe against a stone and then damned
it. 'e fi .ff
1t is now stated that the real ofense of the
Parkville (Kansas) Luminary, and which caused
the destruction of that paper, was, that it pub
lshed part of one of Atchison's speeches, deliv-
cred when that functionary was tolerably drunk,
and which, when he got sober, he was obliged to
take back or fight duel. The publication of
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