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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
ARRIVAL Of THE AMERICA At HALIFAX.
NO POLITICAL NEWS OF IMPORTANCE.


The royal mail steamship America, Capt lang, from
Liverpool the moroing OF saturday the lith inst ar
rived NJ Halifax at O'Clock on Thursday evening" and
esed again al IL p NJ for Boston, where she will be due
sbo, 10 O'Clock Saturday morning so that her mails
can despatched So~ah in the afternoon train OF tbs,
day. Her advioes kttle more than two days later
than those received by The steamship Edinburg al New
York
The America reports a. foows-on the 1lth inst pass
ed tho American ship Phonx. towing up the Mersey
sAme day. of Point Lynas, passed the American ship
James Fsstr Jr On the Ih inst passed steamship Afi
ca bound 70 I4vpocs sio, American ship, SUPPOSED
TO be Lae.Aps, from New York. g.tt
NE steatnsl,p North American from Portland, ARRIVED
al Liverpool al e'rbok p. NJ on Friday, 10th inst.
Poaicaly the presents 20 fesinrs Of special impqr
tanoe. ., -......,, ttt1tt
Tho snsl coates il tie British general elections were
taxing place sd usual resulted IN majority Of csses
In favor of the Psnerstop administration The estimates
OF the strength Of the ministry In the Parliament va-
ed widely thai nothing short OF an ACTUAL division
ter. question could settle the point.
The Austo ardlnan difficulty remained In satu q,p no
advance towards settlement having been made either
side.
Tho Liverpool cotton market exhibited dropping ten
sency ard an actual decline had been submitted on
Of the higher grsdes, while for the lower descrp
tons quotations advised per the Arabia barely
maintained.
Tns saaes OF the week ending Thursday (Good Friday
having been observed 4 close holiday amounted to
40 bales nearly S or which 70 the trade and
porters.
In breadstuGs general duliness pervaded The market
Flour wheat nominally unchanged although the
tendency decidedly downward Corn i, quoted
trrie lower, but closed steady at the decline
Provisions generally showed no change of moment
The London money market continued stringent. but al
though the Bank OF England was still losing bullion the
rise IN the rate OF interest which predicted At Tho
departure of the EJnburg had not taken place.
Consols closed al o. p2H for money and aSh 9sH
scfSsok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

MADAME PArAMAs CoScyusr p'Apuv viii take Place q,
Niblo's Saloon the .Sth instant Among the eminent
artts who viii assist Madame rnia i- occasion
Nine. de GazaDsa, The Ima donna Of the Opera Sgpor
Bstgnou sgnor vl'lano~a (panis}, and ssuos Me,,er
who Is the conductor Madame FatanLs viii return To
Europe Immediately after this concert, and she Seservs
an ample tribute from the hands o. tho musical vsso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
AUSTRIA.

Respecting the Austroerdnlan rupture, an Austrian
circular despatch states that should the mediation OF Eng
band and France prove ansuccessl Austria wul have 10
look 70 measures for her prc,ecoo The suiheoicy
q Ihss csc,sr, how ever, V denjed.
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when we are sick ~ Is now ~" e-s~h,ist-

our q Brpdrt+s pills arc always bene
Seai especially when hsyo cod or cugh. ard " blGs
snd liver dl.eases their good C are beyond All Praise
when we weary. and ~ love with ourselves AMI hs
~trd Isieo- oi fcr &c "a p,is each w r tDr
god sp1'-. because tary puIry IN bt-
srniy Owe CENTS boz No. As Bfsnco-a bvisdng hss
Ycr< [
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
SWITZERLAND.

y serns the Neuahalsi question sow tsrns scssiJ 90
C5e smoss, o. Indemnify 70 b. paid BY Switzerland 10
r-uzls
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

The stock in port was estimated ~ aoout oV-V oaas5,
Of which So, 900 were American
LIVERPOOL BRnADsrrYys MARKET.
Messrs Richardson Spence Co. report dull market
for -four and quotations barely maintained Western canal
27s Cd DIS Baltimore and Philadelphia U.s.; ONO 2ss
Cd; Wheat slow OF SALE and tending downwTds; red
o,,c,ed Al Is cd g. ID; white Is. 3d. S. Cd. Corn
steady at decline Of 3D. pcr quarter mixed selling AZ 3os
yeo,r ala. and white al 5csa SSs. The weather con.
nued favorable for agricultural purposes Inc Coahnen~A
market for breadstufs exhibited declining tndency
nIyExpoot. PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Rlchardson, Spence h Co report beef stsdy,
and the imports Of new trng trfng extreme Prcea wfre
reiuyanty paid for dealers nnnedlaae wants Pos qIe
mime mess worth p0 ga 3D. FOE nsw aud 70s for OIL
BACON sesdy There largo auceop sales en the mn
iustant ID which all qualities except Cumberfsnd shgnty
,sxvsnDsd. TIE quotations were Long esnees7 Sss,
al 67s . 6ss- Gnnbexiapd. ia. %. Gs Lard, qui
70s 1alow little speculative inquiry ;ssies At 54 Sos
.AaU lLIyYaPooL FxoDUcE MAKKETs. ... 81,
The Brokers Circular reports Rice qpe,, nj An No vsore
Srm. and all Qualities a tribe higher Coffee qriet ba,
e,eAdy with q small stock on hand. Roesn rsady, W
a. l0d Dc. "a for common Va. tor medium, AMI H.
ia Cd for 2ne. Tar and tarpenune wyhoos Change
Srrits OF turpen,ne dull, VI 40s. Ais iAnseed oi N
limited request nj a0s. Pale rape selling a. 4es tOs
Seal and cod oils unchanged owe OH se~dy and quetl
Tot ashe Quiet small sales OF pearls NJ ais d. Fss 3D.
yevooas-Salss unimpostani. Tea 10 hruted request,
Ongou quoted at L. q Il. I'D.
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARxrr.
The following the quotations for fresgh IRON Liver
pool New York;-irca lis 3D. ia Cd PEI ton; che
mcsIs Ihs dry goods, LIS. 81. It's I'd hardware. u.s.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Barring, Bro'hers Company reo1 tbs msrkets
generally steady HcaistuHs dull; sales ~ American
hour Al a~ 1ps White wheat Coz. GA red 66s. u
co Roe dull bu, firm in prices. sugars dr,n. Coose
quiet Iron duh, atG7 Ia Oh II los Tor welsh rails
and Ct IL. ca. for barr; Scotch pax selling at 7ss
MANCHESTER xaKEEr.
Trade in Manchester Was steady, d prices had ande'
gone material varsisn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25
Ssx Reasosss Why Everybody Uses
I.yuN'S KATUAIRON.


six Reasons Why Everybody Uses
Lyons KATHAIRoN;
ss g 70 10 s s r., made
s ss %ss ssr ssS %o :. sst., procured
d nS dc oais s1'leis never to ~ve
bottles per yeses ~ unr ss ssS,s ,s ~,
Franglpanni-An Eternal Pcrfums. Inges
CO. 500 Broadway. Sold everywhere.
Psesss 4 Lubsn's Spanish Osi or Pestsesaiu
nusThe beauty Of the tsesses Of IL ssnis lsd-s
Ss dr sS.a s used oppressed o o. psso
the court i ns Ss So so Broadway
Rnpsuxs Cured ~ Marsh Il Co.'S Radical
euro xv~. n no IS Ma.Aes lana, New Yot
Alxer-s Oriental Extract Cures Corus, Hum
cus wssA. and tender ee 49, In oee week ~ihoo.
enclosing go price itss, JAMES q HIaEA. Mes vsx
Bry~n's Tasteless vermiFsgc Clears the Sys-
TEN II has tas,e Of nriicins. undpusy safe 70
give an lnfsnt Every bottle warranted Se~d ~ otkNiT
addressed y ff n" --'.'t
t'6unserSsits 81 ITOliovvay's F1lEs and Omit
neBt n me- msrts look 70 tho boo< a dirccns "
w. zee sS-s sad Luass he ,s,dssns . s.sssae' w.
n.e Ia . .,ns tss e 49, a.. MAJ sSsa t ssees
MA.ea kne sadbs ~ dussi. Al y ecais - cesis sa4 ~
murray Il Eaausan's F1srsd~ Watee.-
Francs and Germany esasnscd 70 p,efe az Article Q.
perfume lasting and deIca % It's distlnAooo %
trop az mstche@s frsgrsnee, no4 ~ANnss
coupo~iuc,. Tho ~ dinsse u enlneauy heaht,s
k>ssy sotd . orders sold By D T. LAM
MAN CO.. whoscsale drusgss " Wafer street. Nee York
And By all drugsss =, 50 o-ns pee b-AIe.
DR.. y. Fvaat0O's Magic Oti LAnarAeot--A Ger
tain for al pains Read his sdyvrti.s Ia sunday
Tmes o. ~ wcosrful cures. Ae scid 81 X pHALoN. s
Broadway New York
Campbeu, Chemist ard Dru9Gst, corner n
Eyhh and T~~nsy eghh -rre< ows agent fos
Rrsndr~<hs pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

A. CysnssSan o. the Only Person WIN
30 soesn',e .en,ny o., disesss % Che baa., bali
hstnue carr step nj the door ~ me e-ai'rshn-cnt
shirts or the Hest luaiity, all sixes, who'll
saie and retail At M1AuUiuiSs, no. ~ GreenSnh STREET
corner Of Murray
Eogi,sh Collars and neck Tses sOr G~"tie-
IRA PKenGo SON, o. Nassau s.rer-
geautifus FITTING and well made Boots.
shoes gaiters sppers, sc, a. EUGENE PERRJ, sos's
Caspeaangs--A very large nssortme"t, cheap
Hester and Grsnd sIests.
atooss AMI shoes-yThr Largest and Cheapest
assortment Of good aud stse ia he city. 10 be sod
a. siooks 90 broadway aai iu Fulton sa<eet A'- pro
n. 4. y. N. Christian oa~--E;s.,sy
MondaS evening 9Th inst. b. 4 @sye.4ss ita Of he A. Y
PaperhAneiags at Nholesale-Or Our Own
manufacture. and lupocons Of every desrsAe ~ 40
sale 70 Dire tsie al the lowest Cash prices b rohAsEsYE
h CO., ~ broadway.
Rsch Paper Hanganss for the Retail Trade,
asS na s . ys Tao%ys f1T& ss ass s
FAMILY Tee, Groceries, Sc, sn All sh-sr We
ry ard Tor sale At the Lowest market pes uho,
sale snd retail, ~ j. O. FOWLER CO. 80 sd AS ase-s
Jones' Cor~a Hair Ou RestorasavS-sssss
thing sEade for hair & Jooss tLiiAo Cor tho sku
- HA42rs liquid aaSastsr ter ladies' h. Depc IA Bowevr
Crsita0sev,u Hair Dye, wigs and T0sspsss
perecou; wessle and retail and tedyv
ofivuselr applied n No. 3 AaOr Vorse.
A CNrh.-AM Persons WIN have Gray Hair,
hair q bad color are invited to cali snd ccas. Docer
OF BARCLAY Hts aad gives the hair the ns.rs! de
slred and may conssdered real prodigy az cAesay
--------------------
Batpans1or's Hair Dya, Wigs and TOsspoeo,
ths be ths world surpAssing Ill hade s0td ad applied
q ~ Wig fAceosY. IS Broadway.
HAIL gnimitAble Cutter or Hair and Wills
kavs Hsir dye shlilnPs a box black btosu No bar
clay street. Also for sale BY all druggists.
ThOsnpe0N's Hair Dye and ArrsanArnrssiis
factory Nassau street. up s4Ts. taoa
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

ree 81 getting az KNOWS hsi. IN e br-sa, % every
ambitious and aspiring gentleman krov u undoubtedly tbs
halter Of Tho word Noody cqus. h s les improve
uron fahrics lie started No md he ha rllD aimed
L- supremacy against all compe,On its style To- tne pre-
sent season l. altogether beautiful. Drps corner "a fhan
street and Brosdwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

wsrs --0rs n frsdy r-.' =. Tvs, ~de or Jsssp~u
w.Lah, aged ~ yrsrs.
Tso frs st s1c scssss-snces d tbe family re~Ye1
fury ~ hes funscf' grD'n hr LiI, rsss1c
No. ~ C'r-eer ssse~, tan alderman. ~ @o'cs0ck, 49,
Sut fIr,fssr if.rai.Cn.
WR46--,.-sSr Tbu.sd,,. April q ts. WILLIAM WD1nh
INV fuIrra wE iaAO pace from nc. 100 West Twesv-
a<cDcd street 60 morrow sltrrn,ol, et O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

shirts or the Hest Qualify, all sixes, whole
sl.ie md retail Al MJAuUfUiSs, No. ~ GreenSrh STREET
Of
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Photographs NJ the People, ard Views OF
10y, 29 broadway.
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D~vsd's spring style or Geusiesnen's Hats
Civ him call Ui Broadway. sccood doOS bclo~ Du-as
srrst
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HAIrinh 10 u,irSrA.xN hl,rslraA lrrl

(ANTIOh no WESTERN N|2tCHAJrri
" understood numi5er oS t.f,igrNs and gsesa 49,
city WHO ctno 20 bT rspec'p,e oirsrg 10 the oooaH
trade imitation ahd Schisap wuy8
sditec Toe coonlc, o,ccchn purchase from Che frts~Sg
res4er.aote is,ns-- UDOLrrO WOLFF,
f-o.e mad'tiartirer and irnporss,
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TURKEY.

uhs rrtnh GsrosTs sanouJces the frranru a par
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rHorooRAPHS

euRrvy cAaieurss sAe phcsngr~psie .ceA v prcfuss
ptrsrrrs style cqua n as 9shs - BIZ pscD
nrrph~ palace 81 an No ~ RrpaAwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

Lovers OF Aquatic sports-fngersoi 4 Soo's
Grand annual exhibition &C boats w close today Cad erJ
II yuu avoid the crowd Adm.s-Ao nreS 70 south "a
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4 epxtnG CSstAss>Q.
Caasnnere business crafe ~ ~ ~
bI1e drrsp coexe
....s......s - - W
mac rccx cue1 VI
bueiueo psr1.
CAsrruere drese pants. ~
nDir~ antique
CAennert buefnHo vNsea
A. HvAkT
KIscnsivv csoshias v~rcAssss
ga q Fufoo ssrc-x, be2weeo Oral md Cua
Call and Sc shSss Aqua peufum Rsgsens-
~ n. COLLINS co, owner John snd Nassau "a
ruv Cord p1tsfnQ we'll made sessrta, - Al
sysss panewua reeAhrd wnoLesae pvfcrs 20 20 M
aNurTv~ 6 Graham sreeA
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Beautifui Fitting ard well made fsoots.
shoes CATERS atpper ac., EUGENK PERRJt syos'S
pCctoiakers 6z Nassau erest
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Meade 13roshers, Cnrvalled Photographs,
Ar taken daily Broadway four door, above e Assct
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twenty Cent Amb~vsype Lskenesses, WIKI
c.se beautifully conred. Gi alSen daly, "a kIshALLH
chesp picture factory, 81 Broadway.
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Best Qualify siik Hat sor -, ~
ARCHER A MARTINS
yvarcenwich s-css, sesw,en wsrreu sod sur-ar.
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Cazpe,sngs--A very large nssOrtxneot, rhesf
for cash nj AH1HCE pOkEELLYa ~ Bower. cet.sv'o
Hester and Grad s,Ieets.
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Frang1panni-An Eternal Pcrftime. Inges
A CO. 500 Broadway Sold everywhere.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
VnEnnN A6Nuy AnHHT

The london money market continues stsingens but be-
yond the OF interest stock loans by the hank OF
England Of which previously advised, there had
been no change Of rates during tho week The bullion in
the bank had declined during the week 10 The extent Of
f6s3 900 sterling Consos closed Thursday (no bust
ness being transacted Friday a. ps ee foe money,
aud 03X Q3x for account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARGgr.
Tho Brokers' CrnuLr, which bears date the evening OF
the 9th inst, (the following day, Good Friday, being
hodayJ reports the business OF the five days At about
600 bales Of which specuaors took 200 bales and ex
rOrters 1900 Fair Orleans had declined I'd per pound
and previous quotations Tor the lower descriptions were
barely maintained. The sales Thursday amounted 10
about 900 bales the marked closing quiet ~ the follow
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land Gray, Clover, sort burs, Hsskin- hcmp :, sA.s
6uSIr Iy"n Cbsma9y comins Pact pucr nulchtnsoa.
man ana and Cyrus W rleia prom nsias Tor
.
When VIC arr 80 :. - - 80. - sI,ss,sr
VIA .oe or two rs %. ol o,r &c "a . n
err hearh and god spir1- they puf IN bld
1ucntr dyr a al. No. As BrsaGrsa bvisding. kes
ycrx ~. ~. . ..a
.n-..,.. ssr<,,ss ls-,,r svv1,,x style ss~Sssis--
- ~ ,s,s Tis,he p,enlaf gem .. hs .-alon b noS
rs.t DIR ,as,s n and slc ~ TIC cad b.,ei p-e, -
n'-' = - ~ 7 -
movtng.-The Prospect OF MOVING poeS NOV
rec. q gess one o. s soba az
snoios. I'M 80, c,,l IN. eies or lg.pre
hsuer ~. 1 ~ lie sr,c3 No 4 and ne has r,,iuansd
frt The prr-
~ NJ season altogether beautiful. Drpot corner a YUAN
stree, and broadway.
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2e~rns nj uy1r
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Frnnre and Geruany cnaIsngcd U prpfA Arucs'
perfume ~ lasting Apd decsta L~- ns di-slrAoo'
tropical ao~ees of mstchiers rsgrsree, no. u~e ehr.n
conpo~itc-,. Tho ~ dtfsss " ssninecy healh
k,esy bcuie sosd brings dos.a o<dcss sold b. q l.
MAN CO., Wholesale druxgists, " Wafer street. Nee
and By all druggists, ~ 80 o-nis pee b<tle>
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28

ton. And still another reason is that there are
other places for its location beside St. Peter.
We have already published an article from tht
Minnesota Democrat, setting forth the same
views.
The Saltwater Messenger says:
"When the proposition for the removal of the
Capital of the territory from st. Paul to the
town of st. Peter was introduced into the Legis.
lature We did not suppose the act was contempla.
ted with any degree of seriousness. We looked
upon it as a stroke of policy on the part of the
st. Peter Co. merely to bring their town into no
toriety and create a demand for town lots and
real estate in that vicinity. But in this they
mistaken. The project is bold one, and has
been prosecuted with o boldness and determine
tion worthy of so great prize. A bill has al
ready passed the Council, by vote of to I, for
that purpose. ~
That the Capital should always remain at St.
Paul, could hardly be expected; but that it may
be continued there so long it remains the great
centre of business, near the present geographical
centre of population, more easy of access than
any other point, with suitable buildings erected
for Legislative, Judicial and Executive purposes,
and when the State question is settled, appears
to us q reasonable and self-evident PROPOSE
ton.
Aside from the injustice and inexpediency of
this hot haste on the part of the friends of St.
Peter, we cannot but look upon the proposed me-
thod of removal as being in direct violation of
the Organic Act, by which the Capital was origi-
nally located in st. Paul
We hope there is enough Justice in the House
to arrest this bold and daring measure.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28
How Things Look.

t -.fs s.ss~f = frf.1ff - l4t
For the last few days the weather ssoyer head,
has been surprisingly beautiful, while under foot,
the effect Of the weather has been .ssurpsss-
ingly" the other way. -, -.
Sol is manufacturing the snow into slusb. and
the sush, ashamed Of its sloppy existence amid
so much, sunshine, is crawling of towards the
Gulf Of Mexico. Little dirty faced urchins fat
ten their noses against the frosty panes OF Yam
kee Notion shops, and begin to think seriously
Of the profound subject Of marbles Stock-iob-
bers, and paper-town proprietors look .anxiously
at the prospect ahead, and wonder what April
will bring forth; and fair-faced damsels are on
the street, some fortified by strong common sense
and India-rubber boots, and others, in modesty
and mud, mincing along, with silken founces lif-
ted daintily out of the filth, half wishing, I've
know by their looks,) that the Bloomef costume
were as fashionable rs it convenient and sensi-
BILE. If the snow burden Of Winter keeps melt
ing and vanishing as gradually as it did last
week, the Territory will be cheated out of the
Spring deluge, which the unusual volume of snow
has seemed to prophesy. Our streets now are in
rather disagreeable condition; nothing, in fact,
is worth much but shovels, and crinolnes that
sweep the sidewalks effectually. .e3aeam
We shall probably be blessed with littlo more
cold weather yet after this Eastern slop, and as
for one, soe prefer that the mercury should be
dos0n to zero. than the mud UP TO our knees. 81
P. s. The streets frozs again yesterday, and
we enjoyed another charming specimen of Mime
sofa mid.winter. .,s4s s.f . .,.as s}E ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28
"A Burger Caught, .

Capt. Gooding, Captain Of the, City Police, ar
rested scamp named William Brown, on Thurs.
day morning, for breaking into a house in Upper
Town during the preceding night, and decamping
therefrom with Domestic Dry Goods, consisting
OF nine shirts, Grape shawl and valuable black
satin dress. On Friday morning Capt. 6. found
all the stolen articles, at the Minnesota House
where Brown boarded. The criminal on, exam.
ination denied with brasen effrontery all knowl-
edge OF the larceny which had been committed,
but on being informed that his plumber was dis.
covered, His Innocence caved 10, and howeate the
just sentence Of the law. This ia the same indi-
vidual in whose possession was found the Note
for $llO, signed BY p, B. Sears & Co., and which
Note is still in the banda ot the Sheriff waiting
Identification. na ID, ss ;s,,,.s -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28
An Entertainment for All:

q
We are authorized to state that the young men
Of ssThe St. Paul Library Associations will give
literary entertainment tomorrow evening, at
the First Presbyterian Church. f
Benjamin Drew, Esq. will deliver an original
poem on the occasion, after which discussion
will take place between some of the members of
the Society, upon the following proposition:
Re olued, That it is improper orthe Pulpit to
discuss political principles and measures, i .4l
AFR. f. HouseTorth and MoElrath, ESQ.
NEc.-W.A. Croffnt and W. w. Woodruff.
The preponderance Of argument will be decided
by the audience, at the close of the debate The
question being one which elicits SO much interest
in society-and the reputation of MIR. Drew as a
poet, so widely and favorably known, we think
we can confidently warrant a large audience on
this occasion. Let US all 60, readers, and see
what the young men among ~ are capable Of
doing. .aoieaf9 eia5 S2eia9 1854
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28

/ VY In his lecture in Cincinnati the other night,
wendell Phillips who has every respect for sCon-
serYativs men, spoke of them as "men who
hardly dared to tie, their neck cloths without a
permit from Justice Of the Peace.'' Prentiss
rather outdoes this definition in recent editorial
IN which he says there are some men SO conser-
vative that if they had been entrusted with the task
OF the creation, they would have folded their
arms supiney at the threshold for fear of insult
ing Chaos. :. - j.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28

fas LAST RED CsNr.-The Cat has rome forth
There are to be no moro copper cents This
wealthy nation rolling in ssurplus revenue, in 1
few yesrs will have snsry red.'9 z!sd. 'gqs ~
The Cent was proposed BY Robert Morris, the
great nnaucier of the Revolution, and was named
by Jefferson two years later. II began 10 make
iss sppssrsnce from the mint in l792rs IL bore
then the bead Of Washington on one side, and .
chain Of thirteen links on the other. .c
The French Revolution soon after created
rage 70. French ideas in America, which put on
the Cent, instesd Of the head Of Washington, shs
head Of the Goddess Of Liberty French Liber-
" withlnesk thrust forward sud Aorine locks.
Ths chain on sbsc reverse was replaced By the
Olive Wreath of Pesce. = ssu .fsei rsafre
But the French Liberty was short -livsd and a.
was her portrait on our cent. The present staid
ciassc dsmsels with f;Iet around her I,air cane
into fashion about thirty Of forty years ago, ana
her finely chiseled Grecian festufss have been I
slightly altered BY sbs lapse Of tine. 20 -
The new Cent . to be one eighth nickel, ana
consequently mach smaller and much more con-
ysassnt. Il viii b Of lighter eolr wbsa new;
though probably - DARK when old. AZ flying
Eagle i y take the plseelofa Libsrsy's head, in
ordF that = may notbs missakn for thst5 golA.
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28

A very extensive and destructive fire occurred
on the 9th, in Louisville, reducing ten large bus
iness houses to ashes, with total loss Of over
5000, 200. The stores consumed are those of @.
Gallagher Co., Richards, Atkinson & Co.,
Branin. Summers & Co., Bartley, Johnson& Co.
and the two three-story brick buildings Of Neck
& Tyler. Others suffered very considerably
The whole was covered by an aggregate insu-
rance of $l8l 1000, which makes the loss more
tolerable to the owners. i, es.a~ s,s bro go.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-28

DEATH CT Bishop CRxTIN.-We regret to an
nouncs the death of Bishop cretin, of the Catho-
lie Church, Of this city, which event occurred yes
terday morning, aged about so years.. An excel
lent man, q firm friend of the poor, 4 true Cath
olic and worthy citizen has gone from among
US and many will mourn his departure.