Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

SECOND EpIrroS.-Notwithsandin we printed
500 extra Weekly Times containing the report
of the speeches at the Winslow House on the eve
ming of the 18th. still we have been unable to
supply the demand. We shall reprint it in our
next, which issue will also contain full report
of the Celebration at St. Anthony. Orders must
be handed in early.
our CONFIDENTIAL Correspondents
BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. ANTHONY, Jan. %, . P. NJ
Pete, Bill and Sam drunk-bad drunk. Bob.
3P. M.-Sam laid out-Bl nearly so. Bon.
5 u. Mp. and 5. in a muss about lady,
p. successful and engages her for the dance. Bon.
S Il. Ms. sound again and going it strong
on the light fantastic toe. Bob.
10 u. Ms. is spreading himself with n GER
tam lady. Bill dead drunk. p. so BcB.
II mdnight.-All tight and in general row.
p. ). and b. all have beautiful black eyes with n
general enlargement of the nasal organs. Bob.
l. \. Milf anything new transpires, you shall
hear from me. BOB.
y" Capt. Dana has resigned his position in
the Army, and his resignation has been accepted
by the Department. He contcmplatcs making
Minnesota his permanent home.
MINISTER To FRANCE DEAD John Y. Mason,
our Minister to Franco, attacked with paral-
yss, at Paris on the Goth ut from the effects of
which he never recovered.
RUSAwAY.-A horse driven by Mr.. Noursc of
q1St. Anthony, became frehten Yesterday after
noon, and ran up st. anthony ST. throwing AIr. n.
out against the corner of the American House,
breaking the sleigh and injuring the horse. Mr..
y. was slightly Injured.
SocIN EoIoYMENT.-Wc took peep into the
the Ball room of the Smelling House, on Tuesday
evening last, where the young men arc holding
social dancing parties and were surprised at the
array of youth and beauty there gathered. These
parties are conducted on temperance principles
and in the most orderly manner
CT Don't forget the Ladies' Entertainment at
the City Hall o-nght. Of all the Young
gents will be there, all the young ladies will,
of course all the married folks will be there,
as the finest kind of supper will be served up
and band of music Will be in attendance. Ac-
commodations are provided for every body-and
this is probably the last entertainment of the
kind for the season.
NATURALIZATION PAPERS.-.judge Dean. of the
Supreme Court of the State of New York, has
foi bd!cn the clerk to take proofs and grant nat
uralization papers. lie directs applicants to APP
ply to the court, and oday, after hearing proofs
in several eases, rel c:ed applicants. He has Civ
en- his written opinlon holding the admission of
aliens to the rights of citizenship as a judicial
act, requiring examination by the court.
JEFFERSON CRY, Jan. 10.
Nothing done o-day. Four more ballOtngs
for Senator with about the same result as hithcr-
to. Some sharp shooting has been going on be-
tween Messrs. Stewart, Blow and Medley.
The Governor of Iowa in his message to
the legislature, recommends that commissioner
of Emigration be appointed, to reside in New York
or Philadelphia, whose duty 1t shall be to enlsht-
en- emigrants as to the West and the best means
of reaching it.
Go" Bishop Wainwright's Library is to be sold
at auction shortly. 1t consists of about 10000
volumes.
C15~ 1t is said that the income of William b.
Astor of New York City, is one million two hun
dred thousand dollars per annum.
%" Mrs. Sarah W. Karns, aged III, was bu-
ried in New York, on Sunday. She born in
1877, when Washington was five years old.
20 Gen. Sam Houston is now talked Of as the
Know Nothing candidate for the next president.
g In the L. S. Supreme Court at Washing
ton, on Friday Hon. c. NJ. Ingersoll was admitted
as an Attorney.
Cy- new Know Nothing paper has been star
ted in Washington, called the Washington Organ.
CT5' Nothing has been heard of the American
Arctic Expedition, for more than year.
cT5' Mr.. Stranr. the Mormon leader at Beaver
Island, in Lake Michigan, is elected to the Michi-
gan Legislature.
CT Both of the new North Carolina L. S.
Senators, David 5. Reid and Asa Briggs,-are
sterling democrats.
BEAuTY.-It may not be lasting-but it is pre-
clous. Ii may not be worthy-but it is powerful.
IL may neither give nor take. yet shall fear its
Irowns and value its smiles. 1t may be in pos
session OF tho ignorant, but the wise shall bow to
IL. IL may exist in the weak. but the mighty shall
succumb before It, There is but one antidote to
its efect-absence.
CE clergyman catechsing the scholars in
Sunday School in Wisconsin, asked little boy
how he thought Jonah felt while in the whales
belly? Pretty iceli dotcn in the mouth, sir,
was the prompt reply.
GT Little by little as we travel through life.
do our whims increase and become more trouhle
some-like a woman's luggage on journey.
CY-Won't ego off''-twenty shilling muskets.
and girls after they are thirty