The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-07

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How will the old Wing friends and support
ers of Mr.. Wade relish thiss-CZepe1ana PLAIN
dealer
Well. many of Mr. Wade's old Wing friends
in this quarter extend to him hearty greeting
and genuine Republican welcome.-.N .Nal,cau-
kee Sent
Here in Minnesota too. Mr.. Sentinel.
I- The present standing army OF King
Kamehameha Ill is l2o strong. For the sup
port of tais formidabie host the Minister of
Finance asks the moderate sum Of $50, 900 for
the com. .ng year. ...5. 1..,
E8- EX-Presidents Van Ruren and Fillmore
were in the galleries of the House of Commons
in England. on the night OF the 9Th ul4. lis
tening to the Debates. On the night OF The 9Th
Mr.. Bri ght alladed TO the staet, and pronounced
ahigh eulegium on the United States of Amer
ica .'rsaf fe2' '1ta's as4 2 e7sssisw ~
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CorrER N MrsSEgoTA-T last Sank Rapids
Fronticrnan says e.4 reav 81 ss.rr., a
We have jast beeg Presented with tn ee
pieces oi rirgin copper the largest of which
wei ghed four ounces. They were found about
three feet below the surface. in a cellar being
dug on Vim. Connell's claim, opposite this
place. We have no doubt that copper exists
in large quantities in this Immediate vicinity.
and that it will ere long be opened. Gov.
Ramsey. we believe. has large specimen.
found also at this place"
A HARD NuT-Our friend Quiptus, Of that
excellent Dutch paper at Sheboy gan, the .Al1eacs
bOde. follows an article entitled a hard nut
for the Know Nothings TO crack" with another
headed DE OnafanheljhheidsperAza tegen
de Know Nothings." II the word in italics
does not prcve"a hard nut to crack" then we
are Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
We would refer the whole matter to the di-
rectors and leaders Of the late Red Wing meet
ing. If they can't crack that nut. it will have
to crack ITSELF
The RED RIVER PEoPIE.--Our, city continues
quite thronged with the Red river folks and
their curious, ironlees carts: oxen harnessed
with horse collars, singly between the fills,
raw hide traces, &c. To VIC .old Settlers
this is no curiosity; but our stranger friends
gaze upon the unaccustoned rigging with
wonder. The north conntrymea. have been
driving brisk trade with our merchants. par
tcularfy with their old friends, Nessrs Norbss
4 Kittsor.& -~2h tiais'1--T-7' --7=+- .zai
HuGH l. WHITE.--The Memphis Eagle says:
I'VE are glad to learn that biography of the
distinguished and patriotic White will shortly
be published. His granddaughter, Miss Nan
cy n. Scott. of Knoxville. has.uadertaken fLis
pleasant and grateful duty; and if We are cor
rectiy informed. she brings to the task ample
and peculiar qualifications. The life of Judge
White is part and parcel of the history OF Ten
ncssee. His career is so interviewer with her
rise and progress, that the narrative of his
early adventures. of bis professional and judi
cial labors, and Of his services in the tented
field and in the Senate chamber, will go far
to complete and fill up the annals of our
State"
PAY OF GES. SCoTT.-The Washington cores
pondent ol the New York Express says that
the Secretary of War has decided that General
Scott is not entitled to any additional pay as
Lieutenant General, either for arrears or for
has not received one single mill in consequence
of his additional rank. The question has been
referred to the Attorney General Tor his opin-
SANDWICH IsLANps.-The new King continues
to be popular with all classes. 1t is said that
his policy shows that it was no idle boast of his
when be gave out, tnat he intended his reign
should commence new era. There is no pros
peci that the idea Of annexation to the United
States will be entertained by HIM. 4. rn..sr .
Egtl1 80 st ------ 81 7sH t'n-06 ArRi .
WIsooNs1S-A State Convention of the Re-
publicans Of Wisconsin is to be held at Madison
on the 5th of eptember, 49, 80
fr-e a#fts q. fe-.sifx g
CEoRGIA--Mr. Jenkins. who was defeated by
the present incumbent for Governor, declines
another canvass for that Office. He is now in
favor of the formation of special Southern
party,
a.8ai
@- The Cincinnati Times says that large
number of Southern steamers are laid up there
from sheer inability to do a remunerafire bus
iness. There is plenty of water. bu. very lit
tle freight.
~ The wheat harvest was commenced in
the southern portion of Indiana, on the 18th
| ult, with the best propects of greater crop
than ever before. .eg.4s
| ~ The boxes of a book-selling firm in
| Portland. Me-, which were sent from Boston
last week in one of the steamers, we're broken
open on arrival there. by the police to search
for liquors. None were found. however. A
grooers porter was also stopped in the street
] of Portland last week. and bis basket examined
to see if his burden was wet or dry. It was
very dry.
! rg- TIE boiifes of young nan and woms 4
were found. on the morning of June 26fh. CT
the Piazza of 6 house in Brooklyn, where fh.
shpf,aa o. the sorrnar res.ee The vere lover
iaind haa cor5n.ittsd suicia swsss PTasEe ed
ffheapsne Of tbesyousig. mar v-saz srrss:c q su
susfinr, and bosb parisess a.s IL r. "a
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