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Court or Claims.

TrEuAy, NOV. 1a.--The court met at II o'clock
The Judgrs were III present.
r. Collins lee, Esp, Of Baltimore, appeared, and
was sworn an attorney ~ this court.
In he of Thomas Crown, the court ordered the
taking of testimony. This is claim for damages arising
Of the violation by government Of alleged
for furnishing n certain number of brick TO be used In the
constructs Of a ortacation in Alabama.
Application made in the case OF Isaac 8. Bowman
Tor the Court make order upon the interior depart
for certain papers which was granted. Also, In
the Of William T. Purcell, for papers from the Office
Of the Third Auditor Of the treasury which granted
The argument In the case u Robert Roberts fadjourn
ell over from yesterday resumed by Mr. Lawrence
who concluded his remarks AZ o'clock and the
submitted for the decision II the Court 70 whether
testimony be taken not.
D Ia the case Of A. q. r. Nicholson Esq the claimant
appeared icr himself. II ~ claim for 20 per add.
ona compensation under the joint resolution Of Con
grtss, approved July 90 1854 entitled Joint resolution
70 IN the compensation OF the employees In the Legislative
department % the government = &c. Tie main ques.
on involved In this H. whether Congress nienfe
ty the iapynsge employed in that resolution confer
benefits on the public printers
The Solicitor followed aud had not concluded M, r..
Eagk-, Nhea lbe Coari al,eatnel
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CITY TRADE REPOR r.

ITDAY, Nov. lG-2P ~
-Four The maric was drmer, with some ,aeg Al
higher rates. The transactions embraced about 300
barrels lnciadpg iogoJi oSra Sate, At - So
90 IS. Wheat va act ve s.th sales o. 90 o10
90 COO bushels, including Canadian white, At - Y,
red al 81 95 81 e3 and southern red at s2 o.
s2 10. Corn again better sales--io 600 5000
bushels at asc. in store and 81 aaoa rorksaie 300
barrels Aess AZ s22 50. lard afm. cotton arm wias
small sales whisksy-loo barrela prison. .o a. 5ac.,
with rumors or sales al 3si,e,
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Extraordinary Excitement in England
Relative to the Threatened Rupture
with the United States.
MORE SHIPS or WAR FOR THE WEST INDIA FLEETS.
Gen. Simpson Superseded by Gen. Codringion
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
FINANCIAL ATFAIRa.
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN C0ss0Ls.


The United states mail steamship Psclds Captain Sye,
from Liverpool about O'Clock afternoon Of Saturday,
Nov g. with passengers, arrived at this port O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The Pacific arrived out al 3% O'Clock Sunday morning,
Oct ss sailed from Liverpool, Nov, p at "a =. ~ 4,h,
at 3 A. NJ passed the Canada ten miles above Tuscar
and arrived of ightship at A. ~, Nov. is.
The greatest excitement prevailed in England amour.
ting almost to panic, the subject Of 4 with tho
United States.
The London TINES in series OF malicious editorials
started the subject, which exaggerated BY the proyn
cal press speedily attained such dimensions That extras
issued announcing tina, he American Minister had
demanded his passports
The utmost a. Constituent and regret we're excited by
the announcement, and energetic protests wore heard
against the government forcing the nation into dau-
gerous
Our Liverpool agent tciegraphed to SIR Buchanan the
American Minister who promptly aud courteously sent
him the following explicit contradiction Of The rumor:
LosDoS--Nght Of the ID.
II Il not that the American Minister has demand
ca his passports from the British government There "
foundation for such report.
The agent not feeling at liberty To make Of this
information, gave Il publicity s England, where, as
yet the rumor of rupture remains uncontradieed
a report comes, by way Of Paris, that Ruzsia las
granted letters Of marque to some American SHIPS
privaeers.
Than 1, ro.tipy of ,ronortnnce eor, "a. ss.. ~ 90
croor. ,a, tbe Aljes were II exncctato as !, .t,so
..,n, ~ p,..tan. t,is ,cilet h.-a~.r ,ha+ .,.
e,bor onora,io,a an ,le l,co Ma ..,yo, ~ ,,,5
armies making preparations FOR 81 coming winter
Some tRing have been grned By the fleets,
which have now sailed tow ardH tAc GnH II Perekop.
Cen Codtngton has received the Anpontpeu, Or Corn,
mannerih' hs' oi lhe hftNh army ~ be tilWea' "a
the place of Gss. Simpson.
nb r,ao, l,,,..,. .n,tt,,, ,e ,be ,a,y f,,,,,,rts
. f''
nahlei shyt.-
Geuosal Godtington IL officer emphatcaly ur
tho present generation. He entered the army IL
1892 feceiv ng his corpmtson ensign in the Cold
stream Guards obtained Colonelcy in 1870 and ap-
pointed hajo General 10 june 1854 His age J. believed
70 ~ sossvhn, ansef " ana ~ M eve WV ue
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THIRD edition.
II HE VERY LATEST NEW
RECEIVED ny
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
AT THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
New York, Friday, November 10, 1855.
Three O'clock, p. M.
TeiegraphiC Intelligence.
Later from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16, 1866.
The steamship Crescent CITY has arrived at this port
with Havann dates TO the 18th inst
The Cslforis mails for this city had not arrived there
when the G. G. left.
Sugars entered nominal. The stock on hand was
about 80 900 boxes
Molasses had advanced and an active business was
doing.
While party Of wreckers taking ont the cargo Of
Spanish brig Bahama Bank they fred into bya
Spanish launch two Of them killed, and five or six
wounded. The remainder imprisoned at Cenuegos
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BANGeE November l6.
City Marshall Weaver, who was deposel from that
Office also from four other Offices which he held under
our municipal government, charges Of official
rupon, has abscoDdod. lie had few days before dis
posed Of all his ea estate and other property and his
absconding has caused much sensation here.
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DfsAsTHouS TIRE ~ AayANNAu.--AbJW six
NclOc yesterday morning IN tEe miif ~ heavy rain
aLd when nearly eyFryloay 10 bed ho ltrye O rs
hu.laing Bu.l street, ned 81 ami so1e tnG =
tending from the bay art ~ she lane asDysyHs f1
be IN ole. The alarm given A. sgop a. p8nlals
nrdrr the crcumstanees hIt MOI - time u prevent
siderable loss. The building occupied tr.nN y itN
bDsnB Happ, merchant lall0r. and A. u naa4, sinf
merchant AMI atoys by MrsEf CHARLIE irnry, u ~
De lamotia v sorrel, and A. We,tef. a ~ Offices
counting room, Dr. &c Tie los II i.chnsDn A Camp
hsayy, baf all fal siihln their Insurance rlirh
sl0 go IN ihe London Monarch Company, Ines Me
Henry. agent Their bouks ami 4 cynt4sfablc por'ion
ofthclr hhef gpods were sasedSt0sitsah Rsrstitotn
Nor. L..
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FRoM KAxsAs,-Tho Platte Argul. n late date.

FEOH hANEAs,-~TH IIaTEE IIEN71 VT z MT HNTF
+ torlewhnt startled hy intntgfnrr freevnd from
returned Traveller w kansas Territory, that w4gon
heavily l0aaed With arms and amm8nitiun bsd tesu
found st hoase twenty miles 'fofn fhe town n Aeian.
A tnau who had thcse warlke ttotct IA charge, va
bl led in giving out guns add cartridges ~ pen
,befc delivery of written stdps pf papef Their
Informant ten rnen gJ away wiln arms aH1
thnss TIE wagon contained not iess fhnn hun8ref
faes sna uurksss besies teyera ksgs X rosssf And
sb ~ Ten boxes, Fnpostd = rOattin prepared cart
riaget The Argyf conueMt this errpu.anre wlth The
.a.al.t Nnt alnE fnents ~ NJ. IAn.nln
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Arrived This Day.
Ship ino plamer Amoy, July A. with sss, ac, 20 sia
saR M Iroasaf asa Gas een S da,s Moth q @ with
I. q lss .S ;sE ssR sea,sa, ssnar ,sh sis
sSS soana l Me!a.s S y - ion Ton 4 sEs b e. nP wn,m e.9n
shp showing red white red signal Nov B. ia ~ H. lon
q @ aS & IN S AZ ~ % oo ns y @ o o oo nSns sPsh
ward sh N, e. on ~ pase he Aad o large ships low
ship Antelope Clark Ro Janciro Sept 20 with coffee &C.
oT Wemofe I'D IN company with ship Elersie, Of Bali
ship westainseI lIclis New Orleans 81 asya with mase
Venice N Phlladelrhl 25a M n eonpnny sraln with her
goth ut "a 5s, Ion so0s in company with shp
2sh at s56 lon 50 od, nazed whacshp Bac md bark
aTes o sssysr Na, s9 ~ ~ s e lon = p y" snip Aeo
SHIP Eyira tncyl cfosby Boston h ballast master The
Bark hosisna (of BOSTON,, Emmons, Cad1, oct 2. with
Lark Venus, Atkinson clracoa 0ci 20 with skins tc to
Bo9nen 6syss 90 iio been - daSs North Of ia eras
weyn from London Turks Islands Nov b a 81 81 Ion
1881 spoke ship Baltic, steering Fast
omasler. sd INST "a l6 ia 70 % seoso BRIG Mary Lowell
C0 has been Il days NORTH d Haeh and days Horh of
Care IIeqioper Have had The wind ron NNE leaving
erig Red Warrior ar ndsop Moyatea. Lisbon, % days
with tl sait, wlne nod, and cork. 70 A Mnesado sa
II days WIN hides al Cocoa Hay dock @. sxpe
rls Pensslc dr. praadcp aeriaada lay, wi al COZ
per and iron, Middleton %. Experienced heavy NE
Arig Isapeh Reed dBD, smi, Bermuda. days ia ballast
10 Mefan !. FIRTH.
Brig Cordcla 03r). norman, canwailt, ~ days win
plaster, 10 master.
kchr korth Point Swain Flo Janero Oct H. with coffee
johnson ioaden IA MS lnt ~ o. lon - % passed vessel
bGum ~, 40 sppelredo time 10
thai situation TN ,fn IN gh experienced heavy Ulow
toln - n oa the " ern edee II The duf Stream
Malaga SEPT u nd cF,r.liar sih, with irui, Ge . *
treeLan. m inst at b. ~, Ion 42 20 spoke sh Garriuk
from New Orleans tor Liverpool; oh, lat 70 Ion i IN
from ~, John EFUkn, seaman sweden, while
the esa aruc bz tho fore boom. and
that lie ded ihe next day The has expert
2aes me rasare sprunf oreuas carried away noasay
spin sails. and u leaiing.
scAr Herun.c Lnghn,u Rc TIache Il days VIA Della.
Brcakthler where fbe lay - days aud bound DO
yee x CO, Exp4renced lad weather leaving - Noflh
.g4ff al N
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Sad Casualty mt X. N. Celebration.

LocKfoRT, Nov l8 1856
AT an American celebration in this city last evening,
cannon was premsturely dscharged fatally injuring H.
J. Wicks, and seriously wounding Geo. Elliott. Mr.
Wcks is sim alive, but is horribly mangled and cannot
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yIARITIsIE lNTEx.LIGENCE.


Cleared This Day.
snip Anglo Saxon Mayo. San Francisco-Earle Weed.
snip : y BisioD, Sherman. Phiiadeiptla-Master.
Brig Walhcnlinx, Pecknor, DeuoAr afa--J Smith Go.
Brig cyEpet u r. Smith, Windsor Ns--J Whitney TO.
schr Azorian CBr), Eneas, Nassau MP Encas.
schr Naragansett, Hail, New Orleans, " III Brigham.
Schr Arctic lBr) Burt ST John. Mp Nevus A Sons.
but.
schr Gallego Smith, Richmont--C II Plerson.
Schr a Dodee, Weldon, Alexs adria,-A Dodge 4 Go.
schr Mercy Tayor, Nickerson, Phladerha-Crowe la.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
NOTICE..

DURSUANT to section three of the act entitled '' An
act prescribing rules and regulations for the
tion of the trusts arising under the act of Congress en
tied An act for the relief Of citizens of towns upon lands
Of the United States, under certain circumstance y
passed March 3d. 1855:
Public Notice is hereby given, that the eleventh
day of July A D. 1855, the subscriber entered at the
Land Office at Red Wing NJ. T., the lands constituting
the site Of the town of LOUISVILLE in the county of
Scott, NJ t. in trust for the several and benefit of
the occupants thereof according their respective inter
ests which lands described in the duplicate receipt
Of the Receiver for the money received by linn in pay
ment therefor, follows-Lots Nos Nine O and Ten
O) and the South East quarter of the South East quar-
ter of Section No Twenty I20) and the North East quar-
ter of Section No. Twenty Nine (29 in Township No
hundred and fifteen Q15) North, of Range No. Twenty
Three (23) West, containing three hundred and
twenty hundredths.
persons claiming to be occupant occupants to
have possess be entitled to the right of
possession of such lands any block lOt parcel
share thereof is required by the fourth section said
act to e within sixty days after the first publication Of
this notice in the Office of the subscriber Belle Paine
in said county of Scott, statement in writing containing
accurate description of the particular pieces parts
thereof in which he she they claim to have any inter
est and cf the specific right interest estate which he
she they respectively claim to be entitled to receive
or be forever barred thereof A. &. CHATFIEID,
Dated August eth, 1855. Judge, &c.
Aug l3. :5tw It'd
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

Reported for the Pioneer By BENNETT G BROKA W,
PTorsiOn Merchants, No. l0 Broad Street. NelO York.
New YORK, August IS, 1855.
Mr.. EDToR:-Herewth we hand you fair index of our
present produce market.
The market has been rs free from fluctuations a is
usual at this of the year, and quotations diff
fer but very little from last week
We quote State at SS 90 to So o. Extra SS 90
to So 70; Western and Canadian including extra, IS 90
to 50 S7a Genesee 50 to Si1 So Southern $S so
Sl 90 for common. Corn meal 81 81 for Jersey and S5
for Brandywne Rye flour 81 81 TO 50 90.
Upper Lake Wheat--Red 81 SO TO 81 60; White 81 20 to
81 so New Southern is in good demand at 50 90 81
%. Corn dull 50 to 90c Rye, 81 25 to 81 80 Oats
o. TO 64c In Barley nothing doing. Canada peas 81 IS
to 81 37ls. Beans, prime So 90 to So 25 per bush.
the decline noticed in last is nearly quite recover
ed, and the market closes firm at $40 SO for Mess
and Sic 81 to SIG so for prime Beef country Sill
90 to II 81 do prime 20 to 10 25; Western $15 90
Chicago and Indiana IA 80 to 1G co. Beef Hams l5 90
II 90; picked hams 9 to 1Oalc per pound smoked do
12a to 13c; shoulders p to Sc. lard firm at 1917
lie Butter is in good supply but with fair trade; the
market remains without material change since last
Prime Orange county sells at % to 6c best State dairy
20 to 22c store packed is to &c., Ohio and Penn
1Sc Ind. and Ill. Is to 19c Cheese to 1Oc prime
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

The WINSLow HoUsE.-The host Of the
Winslow treated his guests to a dinner on
Sunday that would have moved the heart
of the veriest epicnre in the land. Every
thing was in the greatest profusion and got
up in Il most tasteful style. We venture
the assertion that the inmates of no Other
house in the West sat down to a more
sumptuous repast Oh that day. We. are
glad to notice the improvement in this com
Portable hotel, and hope the proprietor will
be literally remunerated for his efforts to
keep first class house.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

Sioux AND CHIPPEWA BArrLE.-MajOl
Hartman, the Chippewa agent, arrived
in town yesterday, and leaves this morning
with the money to make the annual pay
ment to the Chippewas He informs III
that just as he was leaving the agency, DR.
Grant, of Pembina, arrived and gave infor
nation that short time since she Chippe
was, while on their Buffalo hunt on tht
Plains, were set upon by over six hundred
Sioux, who defeated them, stole 2Ol horse:
and 80 head of cattle, and then broke W
their hunt
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
Minnesota and North Western Railroad
Company.

'Tis with pleasure we hear that the pre-
parations for the commencement and COM
pletion of this work 60 bravely on.
During the past season corps of Engi-
neers have been busily engaged in eXamin-
ing the country on that part of the route
between ST. Paul and Lake Superior The
most eligible route has been settled upon,
and the remaing part, between St.Paul and
Dubuque, now only remains to be located
"a comparatively easy job. OF course the
road between St. Paul and Lake Superior
will be commenced and completed before
the Southern portion of the route is COM
menced- connecting, as it does, the two
heads of navigation-Saint Paul and Supe-
rior."
Tine above is from the Red Wing Sen.
tind, of the 25thof August. We trust the
people will mark those papers that are at
tempting to deceive the public with regard
to the doings Of that humbug, the NJ and
w. Rail Road Company From now
until the election for Delegate is over, these
echoes of falsehood will be heard ever and
anon rebounding from point to point in the
Territory. But, if we mistake not, the
signs of times indicate that the perpetra
tors of these frauds will sooner or later be
overwhelmed by an indignant people.
TO the above statement Of the Sentinel
it is only necessary to say that the people
of st. Paul know nothing of corps Of
engineers having been busily engaged in
examining the country between St. Pau
and Lake Superior; and there is not tht
slightest doubt but that the statement is q
sheer untruth, intended for political effect.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

OHIo.-According to the present dis
trictng of the State, the next Legislature
will stand-Senatc 35, House 81 members :
Hamilton county, sends eight representa-
tNes, while the only remaining counties
sending more than one are, Belmont, two
Columbana, two; Cuyahoga, two Frank
lin, two; Licking, two Montgomery, two ;
Muskingum, two o; Portage, two; Ross, two
Stark, two; Wayne, two There are three
counties which send but one Representa-
tive together, viz Defiance, Paulding and
Williams.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

A PALPABLE HIT.-The Albany Evening Jour
nal says:
''South Carolina never cast vote for IA presiden
lial candidate from free State.''
To which the New York Day Book make this re-
ply:
"In 1S40 South Carolina voted for Martin Van
Buren, native of New York, instead Of for Will
liam II. Harrison, native of Virginia. In 1s4s she
voted for Lewis Cass, native Of New England, in
stead OF for Zachary Taylor, native of Virginia.
In 1872 she voted for Franklin Pierce, native OF
New Hampshire, instead of for Winfield Scott a ma
tive OF Virginia. And the Evening Journal and New
York Tribune opposed every one Of these northern
men and went their deaths lor the souherners''
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
SIS Il e. w A K ID !

TRAYED, August 9TH, 1855, from Joseph IrOtis on
y Rum River, the following stoCk:-One pair of stays
tw ins red and white look very much alike one has
short tail; pair of red oxen, quite fat short
legged and snug made, grting feet; dark red OK
with some white hair on the forehead, wearing bell
with leather strap, with e. Ii. l.. cut with a knife
it. One red OK white in the forehead, with few
spots Of white on the body, lame when he left from
a the side of the gambrel, is small sized. The
above six years old. One pair of four years old
white with a dark spot the side of the neck
tn other black with white belly and back, has broad
horns, lost eye, and is quite wild. A reward of S5
ill be paid to any person giving certain information
where said cattle be found. G. III. LEATHERS.
AnOka, Aug. IA, 1855. aug 1S-d2w
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

From the Hon. Thomas II Benton Senator from Missouri
WASHINGTON CRY, June 26, 1S43
Levi Dolbear, Notwithstanding good hand
writing TO be not only accomplishment but means
of every engaged in business greatly ap
paud meritoriOus exertions to improve the crog
raphy of the age. A gentleman, lady either, who
writes badly writes willingly and consequently
often fail to write when they should when they do
write, it is done at the last moment with haste and
patience and consequently with faults of all kinds
committing and inuring both the writer the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every in your
audable undertakings, remain yours respectfully,
THOS. H. BENTON.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
WHOLESALE GROCER & COMMISSION
MERCHANT.

Corner Third and Jackson streets, ST. Paul, NJ T.
II 5 now receiving from the South and East an i'm
Il mense stock of Groceries, purchased with special
reference to the Wholesale trade, to which he would
ly, and (as he designs doing exclusively Wholesale
busness) that of City and Country dealers particularly
adding the expense Transportation and
He is confident that he offer inducements mer-
chants from the interior to purchase their Groceries
St Paul, instead OF going below for them they have
found it to their interest to do. An nspeC
on of his stock, and comparison Of his scale of prices
with those of wholesale dealers in Galena Chicago and
ST. Louis is most respectfully solicited from
merchants visiting Saint Paul.
st. Paul, Aug. 22, 1855. daw I'm
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

New YORK MARKETs-T attention of
our merchants is iAvited to our re-
gular report Of the New York Provision
Market, which will be found in our paper
of this morning We have made such az
rangements with the house of BENNETT &
BRoKAw, of that city, as will place us in
regular receipt, once week, of "a reliable
statement of the selling rates Of all articles
in the produce line.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
From the Hon. Richard NJ. johnson.

From the Hon. Richard NJ Johnson
FRANKFORT. KY House of Rep.
Jan. 22d 1S43 !
Dear Sir-l have received your letter of the 3d.
pressing your intention of visiting the West Indies, with
the expectation of teaching the of writing 1t gives
great pleasure to give testimonial of useful
and great proficiency in your profession and your
high standing as citizen of reputation and good charac
ter; and wherever ysu may go hope you may receive
the friendship and patronage of all honorable good
men. am your friend and your obedient servant
r. NJ JOHNSON.
Levi DOlbear. ESQ. New Orleans La
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
500 Reward

THE above will be paid by the subscriber for the
L delivery to him. for reliable information
ing the whereabouts of his beloved wife Mary who left
him on the 26th day of July last between saltwater and
ST. Paul. while his way to this place. She is suppos-
ed to have gone to Hudson from there Galena She is
of middle size about twenty three years old light hair
and had with her at the time female child of about
four years old. HENRY VETERAN.
Chaska, Carver county, NJ. t., August 2, 1855.
Gaena Advertiser please copy week
aug4 div wit
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
AZ O Y IC z
PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.
In matter of the estate of

PROBATE COURT-Ramsey County.
In matter of the estate of
VIM. Sculler, deceased.
wv E the undersigned being appointed by the Honor
w able the Probate Court for the county of Ram
sey commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate OF
VIM. Scuer late of ST. Paul. in said county, deceased,
and six months from the 9th day of August A. d. 1885,
being allowed for that purpose do therefore hereby
give notice thai will attend to the business of said
appointment the office of Probate Judge in st. Paul,
in said county, the 10th day of next September A.
ID. 1885, from ten O'Clock A. Nj. until four O'Clock r. M.
of that day.
Dated this 9th day of August, A. d. 1855.
CHARLES Golfer,
Aug 6-dlt w3t THOMAS H. CALDER.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

The attention of our readers is called to
the sale Of condemned stores, that is adver
tised i'll our paper this morning.
The sale takes place on the 3rd of
September.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

OCEAN SrEAMERs-A line of steamers to
ply direct between Boston and Liverpool, is
about being put in operation. $l,5OO,OOO
is required for the capital stock to begin
with
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28

GENERoUs.-The citizens of Petersburg,
(Na.) have forwarded the sum of $4,000
fYr the relief Of the sufferers by the Yellow
Fever at Portsmouth, Va,
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-08-28
The Louisville Times states as incidents of the

The Louisville Times states as incidents of the
mob in that city the following:
A woman who attempted to gave her husband was
pitched down stairs, breaking her neck and limbs SO
that che died. The mob, finding their game scarce,
set the torch to the houses; the women fled. One
fleeing with young infant in her arms, and was
followed by hard hearted wretch who, coming up,
put the muzzle of the weapon to the child's head
fired, and bespattered its brains over its mother
arms!