Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-06-05

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W. Starhnck Esq. We trust their soourn among us
will be pleasant ANA profitable.
in GO The Bishop of the German Church. who
resides st Buffalo. gives notice that tho lntcrdict
on the st. Louis Church. has been removed, and
that the accommodation edict will soon cease.
cy- They are eating ncw potatoes in New York
from Bermuda, at seven dollars per barrel. and
straw berries from South Carolina, which cost two
cents piece. .li,.
c. \ fellow who was caught stealing on n
New Orleans steamboat. few DAYS ago, had the
hair shaved of one side of his head by the officers
Of the boat. Prepared for the emergency, he i'm
mediatelv put on wig and renewed the practice
Of his profession.
GO The Nashville Daily Gazette of the 2Sd
ut, states that strawberries are plenty in that
city at % cents per quart.
c5" Queen Victoria was thrtv-six years old
on the 18th ult.
C'T lntemporance PRODUCES disease, Supplies
the senses, and brutiiics The mind.
go Two hundred and twcutv-six DOGS we're
killed in ST. Louis in the space of one week.
s. The Berlin left for tho Minncsot, River
yesterday afternoon.
=" More ram yesterday afternoon. Negeta-
ton didn't make the least particle Of objection.
G. - We Learn thar our worthy fellow citizens,
tho Mcss.s. Marshals, contemplate opening a
c:5S soiec two hun lred persons gathered in
front of the American House on Saturday, to set
tie tho age Of a hors,. When We came away the
question WAS SAL pending. .n
E y" The wcatheris glorious for the crops and
al sorts OF business. We hear THAI the country
is looking beautifully.
c-~ y larger number OF brick stores and
dwellings have been erected in Lower Town this
season than in Upper Town, but there is but little
ditiercnc, in the price of property in either part
Of the city. There isa pcrc pti'le Improvement
in every direction.
e. Flour in New York las declined from twcn-
ty-fre TO thirty tive cents barrel.
Cs;- Rev. John Barry, of Augusta. has been
appointed Koran Catholic Bishop Of the diocese
OF Geors, ia.
CT The Common Council of Buff Ito have pro-
hihtcl shaving on Sandal. In Rochester SIM
Ir prohibition is in force.
Ca The heal;h of New Orleans, according to
the 'icayune, is very good for the season of the
yea.
C:y" NJ. kcnd,ll, of the p:elyunc. left New
Orleans On the l2:h ut, for New ork. to embark
for EuroHc.
C5' The t;liena ar.i, ed yesterday morning, and
left at ID O'Clock the same day. She brought but
little freight and only 60 passengers.
CT Mr.. Mason, our Minister 10 the Court of
France, has returned to Paris from Nice, conside-
rab!y improved in health.
CO Great suffering is said to prevail on Ped
River, La, account of the scarcity of provi-
s.ons, lour beng worth so a b .rrel.
- i. J. d svis, the spiritual philosopher, was
married | st week, at Ci.rendon Orleans county,
\. y, 10 May +. Robinson, of Holley.
ry- The American sh;s Great Republic, it is
statfd, will be able to receive on board and COM
fortabiy beth rs many two thousand soldiers.
- Tae Granl Rapids (Mic,iisan) Herald says
that an Indian III that city ran distance Of three
thousand feet in three minutes and ten seconds.
CO" The Yeatman, from S.. Louis, arrived and
left yesterday morning. She brought large a.
mount of freight for i. F. levine & Co.., cons ST.
ing of full supply of Groceries.
-" NJ. An lerson, tn TRACE Ian, who has been
playing with great success ut Chicago, is now
piavin, ut St. Louis. He bids fair stand
riyallcd as one Of Americas best tragedians.
C-y- Previous to taking his departure from Eng
land, the Emperor of the French left fl50O TO
be divided amongst the royal servants Of Queen
Victoria.
CO The Califo. mans have been so infatuated
by the bank failures, that pacards have been
posted, Offering So, 900 for the head Of J. G. Wood,
Of the house Of Adams & Co.
CT Harvey O. Weed ana wife have recovered
damages against the Panama r. X. Co., for deten-
ton on the lsthmls, whereby they contracted Pa
mama fever.
CT Milwaukee, Wis, is only twenty years old,
and yet it has population of 10000, and its i'm
ports amount to Sll ,OoJ,OJJ and its exports to
SI,709,000.
CO The Norm ons have established a new set
Element about 30 miles from Council Bluffs, in
Iowa. 1t is composed exclusively of families from
the Western Reserve Of Ohio.
l-y7 There is no more disgusting animal in
community than an ignorant, unprincipled petit
foyer, whose sole ect is to fleece people Of
their money, by dracg n, them into law, regard
less of justice.
c 81 A pair of united black wins, joined back to
back by lira.ure some eight inches in diameter,
are on exhibition in Boston. Both are bright ac-
tive girls who converse AMI sing with ease and
All .nat.on.
c. The English Press seem to be persuaded
that there arc no prospect of peace, and that Eng
land ana France must fight the battle ont.
Czy' Thomas McCrancv, Esq, one of the first
settlers of Iowa, and highly esteemed gentle
man, died at Dubuque on the 24th.
Cy There is a man in Jail in Cambridgo, Mass,
who has been in prison for five years,
because of a debt of twenty threc dollars Mas
sachusctts should somehow contrive to get civil
lied.
Cy- \ fort in Kansas Territory, which cost
ly for $1,000. The purchaser. it is thought, has
made poor bargain.
la5- The Cine nnati Sun says:--lt is computed
that $4,000 Of the agricultural population of Eng
land have been drawn OF from that country and
have gone to Utah.
CT The papers in South Carolina, and in
Georgia and North Carolina, all speak of good
rains. The consequence of this blessing will lie
fel, in restoring confidence in the supply of pro-
visions.
CO In a recent terrible storm at Juneau, Wis
cons;n, two hundred panes of glass were broken
in the Juneau House. Scarcely dwelling in the
place escaped unnjured.
CO" DR.. Byrn,, United States Surgeon, has
written volume to prove the contagious charac-
ter of malignant cholera.
Cy" 1t is estimated that there are between
fifteen hundred and two thousand homeopathic
physicians in the United States.
CO The best of human government is self gov
ernment. And this can never be practicsd with
out some degree Of self-denial. If we would ever
attain to excellency, we must learn to deny our
selves every vi cous indulgence.
Cy Sixty passenger and forty EIGHT freight
railroad trains arrive at and depart from Chica-
so daily.
CO 1t is said that married men are less trou-
bled with rheumatism than others. DIR. Francis
Ia, IL