Minnesota weekly times., 1857-05-09
Along the River.

! We hear it estimated by one of our reliable
Commission merchants that it has taken $780,
600 to pay the freight bills at this port during
the last four days. We are getting to be quite q
| village
The Tishomingo, Capt. Sergeant, was welcom-
ed at our levee yesterday morning, after win
ter's absence. 'She is as good as new Return
ed last evening by way of Saltwater. s
| We are indebted to the Clerk of the Tishomin-
90 for some later intelligence respecting the un-
| fortunate boats in Lake Pepin. He says the Ar
cola is hopelessly lost, being broken nearly in
two, and is rapidly going to pieces. The water is
to the cabin windows. The Courier is also in g
bad condition, her hull being under water, ant
dangerously careencd upon the larboard side. liz
thinks she will probably be raised. He brings
nothing new from the Falls City. The new steam
er St. CrOx has been raised unhurt, and has re.
sumed her trips to Saltwater.
We enquired yesterday, at the Office of the
Clerk, on the steamer Editor, if we could have
the privilege of copying their manifest for pub
lication. and were informed that one of the edi.
| tors of the Pioneer had ''stolen that property
from the boat during the forenoonn
| The Fire Canoe was not sunk in the Lake by the
ice as stated yesterday in the Minnesotian, but
fought her way safely through, and appeared al
our levee yesterday morning. On her arrival
here, she was purchased for $4,000, by Mr.. C. NJ
| Spencer, who has assumed the command. She
starts this morning for Redwood, a town IS miles
above Fort Ridgely on the Minnesota.
| Our old acquaintance the Granite State, arriv-
ed ut the levee last evening. Thanks to the
Clerk for late papers. This boat will 90 below
at 10 O'Clock to-day. The Envoy at O'Clock.
GY'The Fanny Harris arrived from below yes.
| terday, with tremendous load of freight fol
this port. We endeavored to get copy of hei
manifest, but none was made out, as the clerk
| informed US that he had over three hundred con-
signments of freight for St. Paul alone.
| GALENA, per Tishomingo. Blakely 4 Burbank
~ doz broOms; box clothing; T 4 B, IS boxes
soap 40 pkgs powder, 6S gallons ware, l hhG
sugar. keg molasses, 2 bbls tar, bbl beef; {
W Woolley, 2 hhds hams; A l. Larpenteur, IL
kegs NJ powder w Woolley, bbls lard; l
Rothwort, l roll; III Drew, boxes, rolls I
Ambs & Co, sc pkgs mds, so bbls liquor, 20 ligh
casks, 2 bdls trees; R Galloway, lS6 jugs ant
| Jars, 264 gals; W Constans 4 Co, ii SKIS hair
| bOrup q 20, Ulll OI uCuSS, CouSsaiiS ~ w, sun
dries, 4 casks ham; Borup & Co, 2 bbs fluid .
A Walls, household goods; j Schroeder, bb
| lard oil, 2 carboys acid j W Bass, Dbl butter
j R Routt, boxes, bbl.
| ST. LOUIS, per Lucie May. Mrs Shannahan, II
pkgs mds Ellis Boon, pkgs mds; Golcher q
| Simpson, 4 boxes; Blakeley Burbank, q pkg
mds Derter & Cell, pkgs mds; Baker,
pkgs mds NJ NJ Stees, 10 metallic cases Gal
ioway, &c pkgs mds; Weide, do: + New
ell, 40 do; W Ii Miller, 81 do; G Woolley, II
bbls eggs A L Larpenteur, 80 bbls crackers,
hhds sugar; VIM Valbright, portable engine
and mill; Joseph Ulmann, 80 pkgs liquors;
Long, 20 do wines S Rich, 10 do bedding; TEN
pie { Beaupre, 30S do groceries; Wait fl Co, x
do; Bass & Co, 2l3 do; NJ Chaplin, 5SS SIX
grain, IA casks bacon, Sc bbls pork.
PITTsBURG, per Medora. Rich, 49 pkg
furniture; Day & jerks, Al boxes of glass ware
H E Baker Co, $50 pkgs hardware; McLa
gan, "a corn mills; Nash, II bdls sheet iron
Edgar Nash, 100 kegs nails; VIM Constans, lO(
do, GA boxes glass; Borup Champlin, II bx
| tin plate R NJ Branch, 10 half bbls ale, bbl
ale /; VIM Stees, 20 doz chairs n K, bale cot
ton bats; ; A S Hammond, bbls and casks mds
David BARLEY, 60 bbls whisky; F Freudenreich
/ box mds Seibert & Co, 10 pkgs mds; Kins
4 Rich, 2 bxs mds R Pendergrass, pkgs mds
B&K, 10 pkgs mds; B q B, 2 do; c & W, 8 bbl
sugar; Watson, Black & Co, box mds Mar
vim, 2 pkgs leather; d Stewart, pkgs buggies
| A " Sidens, 2b bxs mds; E Brock, Dbl mds
Harris, do; NJ Martin, bxs mds; j Staunch
field, trunk, box.