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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

r,,rd scbrs Aid English Boston; James Deputy, Wins
E Mass SYol ss4s Chariot.
Tsx CLARK Pernambuco and market; Warren Fisher 60,
asher Antigua ana sse. sr,gs nounku. Mitchell cS'
Ja p.uS9 wSs%oi. s'I Eo,Sury IA f Ens
ish, Boston; Sarah Mnse, Weaver Brooklyn. ''' 80
Miscellaneous and Disasters
SHORTEST PASSAGE REcoRD-The clipper ship Mandarin
PERT MASTER owned by Messrs Goodhue Co Of this
city by Goodeve Arke Elliot In their line for
Australia is reported as having arrived Melbourne March
70 days. being the shortest passage made from New
York by several days.
The excursion Iou yesterday afternoon got afoul
Of Bread and Cheese rock He'll Gate but the tide favor
ing was fortunately got of in an hour or two without recev
The Br steamship Emeu yesterday TUESDAY, taken
around to the dry osk to be supplied sn with new screw
CRY NEW YORK, at Boston from Philadelphia
got contact with bark Amy from Boston for
head The Amy wss badly nured wanted no assistance
There thick fog at the time of the collision.
WaAIEsEI Of New Bedford before reported aTd
theirs board about soS BIZ q eoS sSCu!
bout New
YogsS end from for
sa s sssn CT aS
nornateiy missed stays and swung reef BY means
TODD but ndns
unnins her upon the beach but filled with waeri
Cap, Saving only his ,S a and
yards her The place where she sank about
9th inst to leave for Boston first opportunity
ScHR STRANGER which ashore West Island Ledge,
was go, of on Saturday and taken to New Bedford
The sloop Fish, recently sunk Flood rock, In Hell
Gate. was taken of this morning by Capt Thomas Bell
wrecker, and taken 70 place for repairs
Extrac, from letter TO Ewood Walter ESQ., Secretary Of the
Board of Underwritersl
QUEBEC June 17-11Z AM.
Ship Palas ST Paus Iank had 81 passengers
lost.
Shin 81 Paul Can't Crabtree a, Hayre from New Orleans
has been sold since her arrival Marion Co, OF
Hayre.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
The q "a With Of asustmess.

IL 's no eSaggeration to say that the nun
ber Of business firms 10 this city has doubled
during the present season, and that business
capital has more than quadrupled No city in
the country has year OF increase TO show
equaIliug this Tor Saint Paul In population,
We have run up from less than six thousand in
June oi lest year to ten thousand now
The steamboat ia with US at present, our
most urerring business Indicator. IL puts and
navigates only for money There IS nothing
fancy or speculative in ,ts operations. II
goes where business s to be done, and leaves
when il ia finished The arrivals here this sea
son viii certainly amount. at the close OF nayi
Cation. To nine hundrsd at least seventy five
per cent over those OF last sWson The boats
~ a body are OF much larger aud better class
than those which have visited us heretofore
aud the amount oi business done by them vii
exceed the ratio OF increase in the number o
arrivals. The statistics Of the steambostipp
interest when the season shall close, will revea
facts which any resident among Us may con
template with satisfaction. They will demon
strate, perhaps more tangiby and satisfactorily
than any other process Of illustration. that the
present has beco by lar the most propitiou,
season in our history
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
Minnesota.

The fall emigration to Minnesota has been
very great. Such is the universal testimony
Westward the star Of empire takes its way,
wrote Bishop Berkley and, had that promi
n-nt mans birth been deferred to later peri
3D. he coyd have thrown more eloquence and
enthusiasm into the subject for the advance ol
civilization westward has within the last few
years, baiiled the calculations Of all political
economists and exceeded the anticpatioDs ol
the most visionary enthusiasts.
The people constantly coming to Minnesota
are of the right kind Of material to form pros
porous commonwealth. They are ,corksrs
with vigorous frames aud willing hands, who
have fed from the illiberalitcs, conventional
isms, and procrustcan beds Of the east, to
breathe ircer atmosphere, and receive more
generous remuneration for labor Every steam
boat that comes up the Mississippi brings lis
golden mine Of voluntary toll. TO impress itsel
upon the rising fortunes al the north western
Hercules.
The immigrants are from all parts Of the cou
'ederacy and also large numbers from Germa
ny. Norway Great Britain and Canada
Here, there is no narrow ru!s for the proscrip
ton OF foreigners but, at the same time, they
arr Of much better stamp than those foreign
ers who crowd into the cities and large towns
of the Eastern States, Perhaps this fact may
have something to do with the matter
Owing to the fact ofso many different nation
ulities being here represented it is safe to pre-
dict that the Minnesotians Of half century
hence will be mighty people, because these
different races will be fused into one Thoss
who are constantly lamenting over foreign im
migration, should pay this particular branch o
the subject some attention. They should noi
forget that the Saxon race owes its power tc
the unquestionable fact tha, il is composed o
so many different elements. Aud an addition
OF the reutonic, Celtic and Norwegian element,
vii. s,.a. farther Improve oar progressive race
The chiet reason why emigran,s flock SC
strongly in this direction. Is on account OF thu
healthiuness Of our Territory. Our pure a,
nosphere has an excellent effect upon shatteret
constitutions. and 10 outsiders who ARE groan
| ing over ills real or imaginary We say Cons
10 Minnesota - Henderson Dsmotrdi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
COuuteEtetts.

Counterfeit notes on the Bank Of GeaugA
Ohio are in circulation in the sest, and are mol
unlikely to 6nd their way to Dubuque The
fraudulent not epurports TO be two, and is thu:
iescrihNl-t is probably from . genuine plat
Of some hank ss il is well engrHved
"Nignettc, man and woman. serara,ed by
an oval design in lathe work. one Of which is 4
heavy figure two. The right hand Of the mar
rrs,s on plow. and the leit, with very long
fore finger. is intended TO grasp rake The
woman holds distaf in her right hand. and a
pail OF milk in her left On each side Of the
vigpette is figure two scroll work, with Gu.
pid in the body OF the figure two, die work
and fancy female head The tail piece is q
full rigged ship"
Coanterseit Sc on the Bank of Commerce.
Frwicrieks, Va, are also aaoai The vigpettr
Is man driving dray, with pier and ship
ping in the background This ts unlike the
genuine which has sor the centre yigrei,e a
ship under iull sail - D'.5,.9,1 Erprs>'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Our Republican contemporaries in this city,
have, for some days past, Isen cmicnsorlng ia
prove 'hsir party had majority OF 1916 votes
In i'ea,p ylyapia on Constrssr0eu, and Irou
these ~, ia~s have arrusd that that State was
safe ior trksosr ia November. Such reckless
assertions are ouly made 10 kecpup The 'lrooP'
ing spirits of their followers. u our opponents
derive amy consolation from this kind II fgur
.rg, they are wrlcomr 10 enjoy il. so lar as ~
ar, CONCERNED
According To the ed,eia ,siun' publ'shr'i III
the New York J,,tsss IL the a1th inst, tho
Uemocra'c majority I'm congrcss'nen Is 1878
The difference between the two calculations II
vii b. seen. is 30Gt The average Democrat.
ic majority on the State ticket is 3.2ys 10
the Legislature the Democrats havr u majority
u i've IN lolni ballot. AMI elect tleeh out si
twenty five Conerc-smeD wcll done Tor The
nd hrvstons
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

We ere islosnsd. By . geptlsnss scquainted
With he hcts. thss costraet - been eutes-
I'd isto hstsssn ths co0psoy vhish sceeptsd
tbs ssilroad srssl from the Stets d Wiseoosis.
aod soms capitalists Of Psonsylvsnis. BY tbs
conditions d which the rosd from Hudson 70
sspssies b 10 - soopisasd ssd In Fsnsisg o..
dsr BY the fourth Of July, 1859. The geotls-
nen who hsve assumed thess obligations sre
sxperisecsd railroad men, Of the mst ample
resources. Msn and provisions hsve already
bsen sent 10 The bsad OF The Lake 10 commence
opefatioos st ooce oo thst snd Of the linz. The
portion of tbs rad hstween Sapeftos sod Boy
6ed will he surveyed and located ss soon Us
psscticabIs, and immsdiatsIy pat under COP
tract. The whols line hstweso us ~. Cro'x
and its northeastern terminus 1t Bsy6sld. will
bs flushed and 10 operation within three years.
Those having charge Of tie southern section
Of tic rosd will psui thu exercise oi oil their
msans and energy 10 compete successfully. in
time. with those who have the management Of
the line between the st. Croix and lake Supe-
rior. We shAll not he surprised to sss the lat
tes ssctioo In operation first. When this oc-
cur, superior and bayfield, will at oscs riss IN
TO points Of the highest coumafcial importsncs.
Few. even Of those who have watcb~i the
growth Of towns and sections. csn imagine the
prospective Development Of tho Lake Superior
region. Richer beyond any other part Of the
world In minerals of utility, il only needed this
avenue which is now Ia progress, and which
will connect IL with sn immense section CORES
pondingly rich IN agricultural resources, to
change IL from comparative desoistion into .
region filed with population and giittsros with
wealth
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Tbs psvssat population of hinn~sots 10 vssL
osaly computed 1t from oos hundsed sod my
N oue hundred apd eighty thooaaod soals. II
10 lwposaibln tomaks my very correct sssi"sts.
and very dacult 70 make evan saiiAsetosy
guess. II Ia known that the immigrstios this
season has very far excecded oil FORMER erpert
eus~ that whole tracts Of country which lest
year were looked upon rs outside the pss Of
present civilisstion. have issn sstti~i by farm
ers and dotted with villages bat W. DO not
tel two men who sgres upon The amount ol
accession. We have ~ doubt, that, Whatever
the exact sum may l~. Minnesota has received
within iis boriex sin~ the opening Of nsvlgs'
,ion last spring. at kxst double the nsmbei
gained by all tho other Territories Of the
tIafta,i s5SAax s0a.bisss<s ' '-' '' ''' 49, --'
Nebraska numirrs about isu thousand pro
pie. and Kansas betw~n thirty and forty
thousand The troubles which have existed
along the Missouri river have doabtjsv~ rtarl.
~d tho settlement Of Nebraska, by rendering
the natural ronie Of ur,.sa 10 Il uncertain, and
.orneiimps, dangerous. The ~ttlemnt oi ksn-
,ss. howcvos. has probably becn assisted by tho
.lflcultirs which have existed. Tho fanatic,
o, both actions of tie Union have induced lafg
er immigration thither than would have naiur
ally gone and In me'e point of numbers th'
Territory has bcn the gainsr. Minmsota
however. has improved solely by virtue Of tn
now established hcalthfalIsss oi its climate, fs
tility oi its soil nnd the good orsics snd gencrs
} intelligence Of its people. W. have Ind M
entrAueous influences 10 operate in our favor
bu, VIZ have enjoyed what Is vastly 'no'r salu
able Nature. in all its afluensr. and Man. will
oil his energy. controlled and directed by iusel
ligencc and thr result has BEEN substantial
numerical progress. which has M parallel Il
the history 1T the settlement Of States.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

-s.. a. - 4.
Col sxITms party are oo tho'r return aud
will he q, Fort Ripley In Abm. ten days. The
party wen, to Pembins by the DEVILS lake
route aud are returning by Otter Tail Lake
and Crow Wing TN their way down, Col.
Ssru len the regular route TO make nh explor
s,ion Of the country about the mouth OF 'h'
Cheyenne river, hu, through the ircoinpe,cncy
u the guide. they we're lost in mArshy region
mud were about ,htec weeks IN getting back "a
the travelled route The suiitrings of their an
in,as, while lost. were 80 severe that nearly th'
whole number died; snd Lieut. 0,ISroS, Of thu
10th. WAS ,isapa.ched by the Colonel to Fort
Ripley tor supplies and cattle to bring III" par
~ TO- The Colonel started with abou, ist
meu. 10 wagons. and l60 mules.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
Wreeks Om 1.ako chlgnn-YiTy Lives
Lost.

The storm OF last week n this vicinity ex
tended to Lake Michigan. and caused much
damage to the shipping interest, and the loss
il is supposed, Of fifty lives.
The most distressing wreck was that OF tLt
propeller Toledo, Capt Denham, oi the Amer
lean Transportation Companys line, which
foundered at Ozsukie, Wis, Friday afternoon
October oath.
The Toledo was Grst class propeller bound
up with iull cargo OF merchandise for Mil
waukie. She came 10 anchor of Ozaukie. and
as The storm increased Logan TO drag. In let
ting 20, her chain got foul, and oil her efforts
to clear il were unavsilng SO that she could
not pay out enough to ride securely. In DRIFT
Jog 10, she passed within stones throw Of thu
north pier. Soon after she passed this end O
il she foupdered. As soon US her hull went un
der water, the sen took her cabin or and the
waves were strown with the fragments, grind
ing and crushing the poor wretches who were
thus cast upon the fury Of the deep. In few
minutes not human form WAS 10 be seen in
the wild waters. One seaman WA lifted upon
the top of wave and actually thrown upon
the pier. where he landed and was saved. An.
other was cast against pile to which he clung
md ~ the wave retreates, he was assisted u
climb upon the pier These sre the only two
of whose rescue We are certain.
The steamers Bohemia and Gen. Taylor. and
the barque Zadock Pratt. are total wrecks
The propellers Globe and Allegheny were
saved by throwing overheard their cargo 9th.
or wrecks are expected TO be heard Of Gaisnd
advertiser.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

We give below the returns Of the iats elec
too 10 Fillmore county, - officially csnvsssed
/, will be seen that the Democracy there return
Hon. VIZ. B. GKRE to the house Of ReprsseD
tstives, and the Republicans Hon. W. J. How
ELL. We are highly grati6ed to notice ths
election Of Mr.. GExr. Among the members
Of the last House, no Que occupied . more prom
inent and consistent position tba n this gentle
man and we are satisfied that another session I
experience will ouly xrve to enhance the ex
ceilent reputation be has already gained. Tbt
returns follow
FoR RErsEsEsT AriyEs.-W. j. Howell, Re
publican, SIS; n. p. Coiburn, Republican
400; WIN. B. Gere, Democrat, ABS. o. b
Bryant. Democrat, 400.
foR SHsKiTy.--H. G. Wheeler, Republican
457 J. W. Sleepier, Democrat, 37s A. j
Welch, Independent, IS.
FoR CouSrY CoxxissIoSEs.-I. NJ. ellis
Republican, 479 Samuel Hull, Democrat
3S3
FoRiTREAsuRER.- John Murrel Republican
454 Luther Preston Democrat, 44G.
FoR SuPEhISrESDEST OF ScHoOs.-M
Kingsbury. Republican, SOB WIN. G. Pick
ett, 39C.
Tos SusvEroK-C. N. Colby. Republican
1853; Is. Granger. Democrat, 500.
FoR CORONER H. Conyersr, Demo
crat, tno opposition) 1886.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

A Rxlic--Ep~IS 4 SxIrI. of Smith,own'
Leng Island. foupd iu hrs cora eeld. shilst hse.
ing corn. in the Sumner, beautiful gold coin
o, the ~igu OF GeceSel |, s in state OF
psrsectoo. = guinea, twenty-five cAras sDe,
dated l'ls The 6sSd where ii vas Oand IS
DO, far IRON where the British troops sere co
60 rped daring the revolution
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Lrwts u. CAsrsuL IilroAL VorNo --
A private dispatch from Cincinnati gives
Lr~Is i. C.srss,L . majority Of - over his
oppoocns There are - alleged illegal votes
cas-, 10 Hamlin county, which, il sustained as
illegal, xill elect VuIAxplxaHAN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

BoSros Scsools Bostou city. says thu
1raasrpt, owns ~'ven,y-sigh, school houses,
which, with tbs laod have cCs, sl,eoa,.33. -
The new grammar school houses Coz, sboat
$4,000 each. The accidental eAsa<s OF all
the schools the last fiscal year wrre s6,'9' S.
The amour, paid the schoo, teacher, wss ss?a
COS 20, foe new school houses the sAprndi,uOs
were sllo.,sa so.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
From the y. Y Herald
Additional from Mexico.

We have received files oil the Tat d Uai9,i
Of Mexico. Of the 30th September
This journal mentions ~ "A grave rumor, IT,
which II does not place reliance, that the goy
ernmcnt had received intelligence that an Eng
llsh squadron was then in sight Of Vera Cruz
and that the families in that port had begun g.
leave IN consequence. We know that both M
English and d Spanish squadron have been
sent there the former Ia insist ou reparatlou
Tor the injuries inflicted Oh il citizens IN 1epic
Sarron Forbes a Co, and the latter 20 coerce
the Mexican Government 10 paw up the de-
mand4 made by the Spanish bond holders
The law of desmobtizatiOn-thn is the ,,.
priyaI ii ecclesiastical corporations of the i'm
mensc property yestrd in the church is SAID
To De generally enforced. The palace OF i,pr
taf'on, in which registry ia open Tor the DE-.
nouncement OF unadjudgcd real property of cor
porations, was daily crowded with denouncrrs.
who enjoy an important privilege in connection
Herewith. In that country. where reform.
have long heen considered impossible, the great
est ard most radical Of reforms ia beng ralized
without any other obstacles than the vrrbal
prot~ta'ionS oi thnsc interested. the sinister
predictions OF tho,c Who always look at the
wofs' tfhh2s, abd Iur rdlculous attempts o.
revouiionists. Thesc petty resistanc.s bayr
ialled against the resolution Of the government
1 r 10 the Publication at the last returns the
adjudicati0Ds made were 80 repr,senting =
value OF 81 ,3GG, sje. The total amount OF ne
questions asctrtalncd alnady exceeds sc. 500
900
lhere was no recent intelligence as TO the
dolngs Of the reyolntionis,, Some of his part
sans IN the State oi Durango had attacked The
town OF Cuencame, and had been repulse,i with
the loss oi their leader. Lopez Portillo Among
the trophies Of the victory had been iourd
red flag, with the inscription. Alyarez-plsn
Of Ayutla--N idaurri
From New Leon We learn that arothsf Lar
tisan oi idnurri, name,i Martin Zayas wa
marching on Ciudad Victoria with siN hun.
drtd men aud 'iI pieces OF artillery. The place
was Defended by seven hundred men.
The French citizens OF Mexico have present.
cd a complimentary address to Mr.. Ibeojore
iaValzarl. Secretary Of the French legation
There. on the occasion Of L,s departure, causzi
by promotion TO another part.
lhe harvest in tuerviaro Was very layora
bic, aud no fears oi scarcity acre entertain.
ed
Robberies we're very numeroGs. Bands q
armed men were rang ing the territory. commit.
ting al sorts OF depredatinGs
1he anniyersary OF the occupation OF Mckee
by the army OF liberty co ih. 21ih sept. l-3l
Was solemnized with much scaai
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

This COMPANY at las, beg'ns to show signs
Of LIN. We understand that during the past
SEASON, those holding the charter have succ,cd
cl in enlis,ing prominen, capitalists Of Canada
and New York, aud that there is a fair pros.
Pect for important operations urs, season. A
meeting OF the stscsholiers took place at Green
bay, short time sincc, and the following
board Of directers MAS chos~n Messrs orro
TANK, T. x SctErusR u W. BRoSLr. !
: FISK T. Howr. W. Scorr. &. ID Ros
iNsoS, A. L. ALLEs, PArL Fox. OF Grsu BAY
wv II. AsroR, New York city; } X Wksr.
sscoK, Kingston, y Y, }, T.. MrkrScx,
Saltwater, Minnesota ID McDoSALp, Toron-
to. Canada West, ONO TANK WAS chosen
Prsitsrut, j r S,urrr,sR. Secretary and J
:. FIsx TREASURER
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Three ehiAi~u in Niagara were poisousd los,
wesk BY eating the srss and pods Of the ia
'ss ara~o"rssr, cr thorn appk !, ~S only
By proup: neiica. asis,aoce that their lives
wce avd rhss weed srv~s - common in
neglected inclesares ;hs, /, oash, to b srAd,.
Gated wherever il : within reach o thiIdrsu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

RaARKAsIs LosGSvrrv-A nan narusi
CavscH visited S,auntou, Va, lAs, week. wi,h
. losd Of cora, from Pendktoa. lie is eighty.
'vo ysass osd his mother, sged oOe hundred
and ~ven and his h;hsr ssed coe tuaa-ei an.
twelve years, srv both living
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

PsosorEp -MosEs KEIY ESQ OF Ne~
Hampshire, sas bsea prouc;ed from ,he dis
sarsiss agency ol Tie Interior pepar,n<n, to
bs Is ete' clerk we Grossg { wHrrrsc ~
. Srei
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
New Nail 0ouse.

WAsHIxeroS, Oct. "a, Sc.
IrSrtknrS The Post Master Genera has
this day ordered ,ha, ,he ro.,e from 81, Paul
wa Farribanlt to Austin. be ex,ende,i IRON the
after place to West Union, in Iowa-~hich
ssl give yoa another direct Communication
With the South and East via Dsbuqse. J J.
BRacTrrr, ESQ. IS the eoasnctor DOS from st.
Paul 10 West Cniou.
Respectfully yours.
II. NJ Rics-
ProSyKa AND DynocRAy ST Paul
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Closxe-1be Arxyle Hoyss. DunIei,b ~
- have been eiosd Mondsy morning, ws Ct
drrs;Asi, by tie foreclosure Of unOr;g.ss up,
% its furniture Q iayor y he Ness-s GAss q
chicago
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

THE FioMpA NaR PRoRAalY ESDEp.-Ir
teiligence has ten recayei AT Philadelphia to
the eject ,ha, 'ra,y Is now on 100, betweer.
the United States and the Florida Indiaa.
which IS likely to result ia peace Repor, ha.
At that the Governmcnt has engaged tn. sIv
c-s OF some Of the -efninolss who have emirra
ted Wsst OF the Nssissppi, and that Alligator
Is nov at Tampa ia conference With Col Mo-
sos, commanding tin United states iorccs II,
Is also stated ,ha, tbe Goysrnment agr,ss 10
tASe the stock. &c, q tsr >eminoles a, TAR
va'aAtior, and pay thsIn the sum Of $500 oO0
They also ayree 10 guarantee 20 Billy Bowie
the chieftain ship o. the irile.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

EsEsyvis psyiarsssr, y. r.
sAssS PAL, Ssvsokss !, IN

10 essfssefy 70 ~. 'sssssisss "s sssy ssss ~
v,.ssc si,Issss VI the Uaissi -tatss that cay sst
form tAssssAsss III ~ Mssss snd rsstests u ~
Us,sn, bs Hssd spss sss day of nsas'siviss :" God
h, bs sssIfoA bissssssi
1, wIuss 4. 0sssAS, Gsvsfs1 VI ths TsrsIissy 81
Misssssss, Do sssssst s vsssoss " tssp sd sssssvs
TAassy the 2sh dsy sf No.smtss, Iss sssh Ssspsss,
sal ell pssss sss ssss~ssa - sssss,s hs shss ssssi
sssspsssss - shat tsy Asd ssssssss is ssss d sy
snsm salgstIeas 10 ,As Great asiss u the Cs'ssss '
hs tssassssts as - . psopls. isdIvdssi'y ssa col
'.e.ivsiy ". 4. 0OR1GAN, osvsssss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06

Ms. Bsrs .xp We karu from our icsis-
lie exchanges. that Mrs. BssSAsp Is crsatins
qa.,r firure 10 that city With her Singing apd
ac,ing
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
aiaa~sosa Narble.


aias~s0ss NsrSle.
Hon. u. N. Rics lately caa~si to be brought
to the notic~ OF Capt, Mrios. superintendent Of
the Capitol Extension. at Washington, spcci.
men Of marble which vas quarriel OF West
81 Paul on lands b-loug,ng to Messrs. bscs.
sK, B,N>iSa aud others The sprc mn so
struck the laucy ct Captain Msios, that he at
oar cr.crd block for y mantel in the c,tcn.
sion Of III. Capitol. This is an eaollcnt cn'
dorsemen, Of the quality OF the marble. which.
W. nr~ informed. EXISTS In ncxhaus,ih'c quso'
title, dirctly Opposite cur city
Maj. 4. A &. HAru. Agcn, Tor the
blackfct trilr d Indians, arrived In 81 Paul
on Thursday from Fort Benton, oa the Nissoa
ri pca. the main range of The Rocky Noun
tsins which pos, he hit oa the I'D OF Sep'em'
Ter last, and tho mouth ol thc Yellow Stone ~
the A,h ot Octchrr. Tie len with n PARTY of
three ncn, And cans through by the way of
Pembius. wi,hou, difficulty, and in the shos,ss
tiur ever ma.r Maj HANn returns to bis
old hous in good health. and rrce,v~i while
hrr~ thu congratulations o, many OF his old
friends He went below yesterday. TO rpor,
himself to the Supcrin,eo3cnt At 81 louis
A .Fasr" NAS.-1he Petersburg Va
iaiealtgran says there is . man In thA, c''y
who smokes. chews and drinks to the following
tune Two hsadri and srty''ca' gallons
h'Ssls lsAnk. one ,slIs Aui seven,heish,hs Of
tobacco ehewed. and thrse aoa half mhs Of
cigars sucked % one y~.r Rather bard
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