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WASHINGTON, Feb. &c.
The Surgeons Green, Ruschenburgher and
Loltz, have been appointed a board to exam
inc candidates for promotion and applications
for admission to the Medical CORPS of the
navy. They convene in Philadelphia, March
ID.
John Cochrane and others, have, during
the past week presented in the house an unu-
sual number of petitions for the enactment
of homestead bill. Those for the passage
of bankrupt law are also multiplying.
The defeat of the army bill in the Senate
is not considered conclusive against an in
crease of the army as it is thought the bill
pending in the house will, with silly ht amend
ing be accepted by majority of the Senate
The house committee on elections, have
come to no conclusion respecting the Ohio
case.
The U. S. Supreme Court will adjourn to-
morrow until the first of April next.
1t is not true that the house committee on
Territories, have agreed to report bill for
the Territorial Government of Sierra Nevada.
They have merely decided to consider the
memorial on the subject.
Hon. Jas. B. Clay, of KY, was in his seat
in the House to-day, and received the con-
gratulations of his friends.
Times Correspondence: Matteson arrived
here to-day, his friends say that the reference
to select committee is satisfactory, because
it gives him an opportunity for trial.
Gov. Walker has written letter to the
Indiana Convention, which / am assured is
in mere earnest opposition to the Presidents
course in Lecompton than anything he has
yet published, his friends deny any reconcile
alton with the President.
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IS Crushing Ont. -

The President of the M. &. P. Railroad
Company proclaimed few days ago that the
opponents Of the Loan Bill would be CRUSH
Ed. A banker in St. Paul hearing the threat
made It public; wbereupon the organ of the
Loan Bill-the Iimes-commences the inter-
esting operation by telling Mr. Mckubin that
his deposits will be lessened therefor
The political Zion of Winona has also been
exercised in consequence of the hot shot
thrown against this huge grab by the Min
aaeSOtian-whereupon the Winona delegation
six full grown men, supposed to be of
sound. mind and ordinary capacity-commen
ced crushing by ordering their patronage
to that paper discontinued! Poor fral man
What fools some of them make themselves
when putting on Legislative airs. These are
poor arguments to justify monster PROPOSE
ton with, before an intelligent people
The harder thu crushing eTercise, the greater
will be the determination to expose tie vii
lanies of the crushers.-StaLpater Messen-
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Crushing Out.

The Winona delegation in the Legislature
consisting of Messrs. BaIcombe, Grover,
johnson, Bearce Beaman and Norton-have
sent letter TO the Minnesotiam wishing their
"names erased from its subscription list. -
The Mimnesotian is not as highly honored as
we were, for seUen shavers discontinued our
paper. because we repudiated their shinpas-
tiers, (and one of them paid up, and reinstat-
ed his name on our subscription books with,
in week y But do these gentlemen of
the 'winona Delegation know what con,
summately stupid fellows they are making of
themselves before the eyes of the world, in
letting their ss1shness boil over in this direc
ton ? Can they not recognize the right of
the Mnnesotian to speak without stretching
and clipping its ideas to fit their Procrustean
hedstead We assure these gentlemen that
they are confirmed noodles, 200 years behind
bully game, the Press of Minnesota will speak
its opinions without dictation, and write all
the epitaphs of the croakers free gratis.-St.
.4nthony Meas.
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3. .ft..4 ..-. tf-yB.e f,r lff" "a ti.f-
Governor Generals Speech,

..t ~, 'rn Toronto, u. w., FEB. 70.
The Governor General OF Canada delivered
his opening speech to-day. He alludes to
the rebellion and anticipates the success OF
British arms, and the speedy establishment of
British rule in India. He congratUiates the
country On the prudence of our commercial
men, and the good position of the banks
recommends commercial legislation and the
expediency of assimilating the commercial
law Of upper and lower Canada recon-
mends the consideration of the law Of insol-
vency and Imprisonment for debt and frau
dpieht assignments and preferences. Gave
notice OF q measure amending the whole sys-
tenn of the management of public lands
recommends attention to the fisheries con-
graduates the country on the success Of the
Canadian Ocean Steamers and the establish
ment OF a weekly line next summer; recon-
mends notice to the increasing value of Lake
Commence and trade with Chicago and the
Western States; says a correspondence has
taken place between the imperial govern
ments of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
with reference to an inter-colonial Railway
and Military road to Halifax; confidently
anticipates the successful and early compile
ton of the Grand Trunk Railway without
further provincial aid. Gives notice of a
correspondence relative to the Hudson Bay
Territory anu seat of government, which is
laid before the House.
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A large meeting was held at Marine on
Saturday evening" at which resolutions against
the Loan Bill, and instructing our Senators
and Representative accordingly were unan-
imousy adopted. The official proceedings
have not yet been received. When they
are published, we desire our forward march"
friend of the Times to make a note of them.
AS two meetings have now been held in
our county-one instructing our Legislative
delegation to support and the other to oppose
the Loan-we hope they will act like men Of
independence and principle-exercise their
best judgment, as they shall answer to their
God and their constituency hereafter.-Still-
acater Messenger, I'd.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. &c.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2G.
Information has reached here that the gov
eminent of Florida is calling out more vol
unteers for the Billy bow-legs war.


Position of the Minnesota Senators.
Correspondence of the N Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Feb. "a.
Gen. Shields of Minnesota was on the floor
of the Sc nate to day. with the intention, it is
said, Of presenting his credentials and claim
ing his seat. He did not find convenient
opportunity. Minnesota will probably be
admitted apart from and before Kansas, it
being understood by the Lecomptonites that
Senators Shields and Rice and the Represen.
tatives elect have caved in and gone over to
Lecompton. l think there is reason to fear
that this impression is too true, and that con-
sequently two or three additional votes for
Lecompton will be got into the House, which
will probably decide the result.
The vote on Lecompton in the House is
likely to be so close any way as to defy all
attempts at previous calculation.
Special Correspondence.
The Senate made the Kansas bill the spe-
cial order for Monday next at l O'Clock,
when MIR. Green will open the debate. 1t is
now determined by the Administration side
to admit Minnesota independently and imme-
dately; the whole delegation having sub
scribcd to the Lecompton articles of faith
The result has been brought about mainly
by Mr.. Rice, one of the Senators elect. The
sudden conversion of Gen. Shields excites
much comment. These votes may ultimate
ly affect the Kansas issue, the determination
ofwhich has been postponed with a view to
such c0nsummation.
Gen. John Cadwallader, of Phil, is indicat-
ed as a successor to the Kane Judgeship.
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MARRIED.

In Concord, N. H., January I'd, by Rev. HENRY z.
PARKER, Mr.. ALONE, s. GEAR, of st. Paul. Minnesota,
Miss SOPHIA E. WIGGIN, of Stratham.
On the evening of the 4th inst, by Rev. j. PENSMAN,
Mr. EDWIN s. BECK to Miss ANNA DoNEILKY all Of this
city,
"May Heaven smile with its richest graces,
On that pair of youtAAA1 faces;
May it fill their cups with earthly joys,
And their arms with Girls and Boys ~
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WASN'T ugton Nex.-rhee Army
w WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.


The President to-day in response to res.
olution of the House calling for information
to show to what extent Utah is in rebellion.
communicated volumipous documents in ref.
erence thereto, the substance of the most i'm
portant of which has already been published.
A letter from the head quarters of the Army
informs Gen. Harvey that so well i, the ma
ture Of the service appreciated, and 50 deep
ly are the honor and interests Of the United
States involved in its success that the GOV
eminent will hesitate at no expense to COM
plete the the efficiencies of the little Army;
and insure health and comforts to it as far as
attainable. He is told the prudence expected
of you require you to anticipate a resistance
general and organized and to shape your
movements as if it were certain, keeping the
troops massed in hands when approaching,
expecting resistance. 'io9r
In letter to Col Johnston, dated January
23d, Gen. Scott heartily approved of the for
mer's conduct; writes his sympathyfor the diff
tculties he, Johnston, so manfully conquer
ed, his high appreciation of the noble energy,
patience, and spirit displayed by the officers
and men adding that in this the War Depart
ment concurs. r..I lHlF. -tI q.
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The African Slave Trade Re-Opened.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 26.
An editorial article in the Delta asserts
that the South has already opened the Afri-
Can slave trade, and that the regular depot is
in Mississippi, on Pearl River. Cargoes have
already been received, sold, and are at work.
The Delta says vessels generally use the
French flag, because British cruisers do not
trouble il,
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TO .vmend the boundary line between Scott
and ia kota, Referred to delegations from
Scott an Dakota, '"'" 2<n'l' g' ~, W
....,, 80. ,i.,.. SECOND nREApING,-Y M
SENATE Bulls ) To, provide for the letting
of the Stat. printing and binding and adver-
Using. Ref rred to q Select Committee, con-
sisting of MI 'ssrs. Sheet, Crosby and Ste
vens.a Ynidiyns mon ivu p9ihnieiIo rQ,f
10 provide / ar the creation and regulation
of corporations. ..ae'r =. m,
To amend the act incorporating the town
of La Crescent.
For State road from St. Panl to Chisago
City. f,ru..5o =. ...4r' -I
An act for the pr,te ction Of game. p.
HOUSE, BILLS: To Or Divide for laying out
certain State Roads in the State OF Mime
sofa. fu,i~..9 t,'d.. ..
To organize the county OF KandiyohL-
Referred to Committee on towns and coun'
ties. t i..f.-.." - . -,
To incorporate the towns of Echota and
Marine. If ..., l.....,a ..r~
To authorize the Register Of Deeds OF
Pine county to copy from the records OF
Chicago. su.,--I N b.
To authorize the legal voters Of Anoka to
locate the county seat.
Memorial to the Secretary OF War Tor the
relief of r. S. jackson. t.f.
To incorporate the town of faifhaven.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Memorial to extend mail route No. 1851
and to increase service on the same to three
times per week. Passed. ..,..... ~
... ST. PAUL WATER COMPANY, t,.4 '
The question coming up on the engross-
ment of the bill to amend the act incOrpora-
ting in accordance with the recommendation
of the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. McGRORTY moved the bill be indefin-
itely postponed. ID 49, J" .".,~. I'D ','.
Remarks were made in favor of the bill by
Messrs. Otis and Rsuch, and against the
same by Messrs. McGrorty and Starkey.
On motion of Mr.. STARKEY the bill was
made the special order for one week from to-
day. '....'..
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
The bill to authorize the construction of a
bridge across Grow River was amended ia
committee of the whole so as to make the ex-
pense for building the same layable by
the counties of Henncpin and Wright in pro-
portion to the taxable property in each coun-
| ty. AS this did not suit the friends of the
bill,
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS the further
consideration of the same was indefinitely
postponed. ....-. t...,
On motion House adjourned.
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, SrEBBINs, Secretary.

MONROE Sr.cwARr, under sentence of death
at Pttsb PARTICIPATION nsraon in the Nc
Keesport murders hA Do s the dv;n~ u S Sy T0v
Packer, in consequence OF inc H ay,r d Es
tions of the chief criminalA NJ .ns ., anu
Charlotte Jones, that Stewar.' ""' NV s""W
Of the murder.
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Counterfeiters Arrested.


LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. &c.
U. 3: Marshal Seely made descent on
gang OF counterfeiters this noon, and arrested
some ten or twelve persons, upon whom
were found large amount of bogus half
ana quarter dollars. The gang have long in.
tested the place and until now have evaded
all efforts to detect them.
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The Pacific Hotel Tragedy.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
Chas. L, Taylor, alias Sanders, has been
arrested for setting fire to the Pacific Hotel
and numbering Ephriam Drane, one of the
inmates. DR.. Trader, the landlord and Chas.
Waldens the Waterman of the hotel were al
SO arrested. An examination will be held
Tomorrow when it is supposed will be de-
veloped one of the most atrocious and dia-
bolical acts ever committed.
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Outrage on Missionaries In Palestine.

NEW DIRK, FeU. 70.
A letter from Joppa, published in the Trs-
atrocious deed. Five men broke into the
house of Rev. Mr.. Dixon, an American Mis-
sionary, killed his son-in-law, Frederick G.
Steinbeck, violated Steinbeck's wife, beat
Mrs. Dixon in horrible manner and attempt
ed to murder Mr.. Dixon. The American
Consul at Jerusalem has taken the matter in
hand.
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Hastings against the Swindle.

HASTINGS, March 2, 1858.
4. DR.. FOSTER The uuHinchng course of
the Ninnesotian in reference to the Five Mil
lion Loan is gaining for it the admiration of
men of all parties here.
send you for publication, the proceedings
of meeting held here on Saturday evening
last, which You will please give place in
your columns. Yours truly,
q. STEBBINS,
Secretary.
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Not Guilty.

SYRACUSE, Feb. &c.
The jury in the case of Mrs, Rosa, charged
with poisoning her husband, came into
Court this P. M. with verdict of not guilty.
They were unanimous on the first count, al
though the public was against her.
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CoHoEs, N. Y, Feb. &c.
About 200 employees in the Harmony
Mills in this place have struck for higher wa
ges, The proplietors have refused any in
crease, and the mills have stepped.
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The Democrats met tonight to appoint
delegates to, their State Convention. The
meeting was large and very much excited
1t was Douglass and anti-Douglas. The
Douglass Delegates were chosen by vote Of
nearly two to one. ..... ...'.. .
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$1,5O6,3s7.sS
Unsettled Claims not,due.
$173,926.s4

Losses equtably adjusted and promptly paid. Up
warda OF 900 of Losses have been paid by the
-Etna Insurance Company in the past SO years Fire
and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms cnnss
tent with solvency and fair profit Especial attention
given to Insurance of Dweinge and Contents for terms
Of to years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through Of financial sunshine and
storm, periods eventful in exempt from sweeping
confagrations and maritime disaster Being long estab-
sqed cash basis the troubles of the credit system
affect US in no material particular.
During "hard times the security Of reliable Insurance
imperative dutythe ability Of property owners to
sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies In all the principal cities and towns 'hrough-
out the State. Policies issued without delay, by
mar6-w.y THEO FRENCH, Agent, st. Paul.
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Another DOuglasite Decapftated.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.
Gen. Tram Nye is appointed U. 5. Marshal
tor the Northern District of Illinois, in place
of j. Davidson, removed.
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ported the bill back with amendments and
recommended its engrossment.
Mr.. LIE BLOND, from the Select Commit
tee to whom was referred the bill for the re-
location of the county seat of Dodge county
by vote of the people, reported the bill back
with amendments, and recommended its pas
sage.
... COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Committee of the Whole, 81"
D" Mr.. KEITH in the Chair, had under con-
sideration the House and Senate bills and
made the following recommendations
Memorial for the relief of r. S. Jackson.
To be engrossed.
For the laying out of certain State roads.
To Committee on Roads and Bridges.
To authorize the Commissioners Of Pine
County to copy from the records of Chisago.
To be engrossed.
To authorize the construction of bridge
across Crow river. To be engrossed.
To authorize the Register of Deeds of
Grow Wing county to copy from the records
of Ramsey. To be engrossed.
TO authorize the formation of companies
for mutual insurance against fire. To Com
mittee on the judiciary.
To incorporate the town of Brownsville.
To be engrossed.
To amend the act incorporating the St.
Paul Water Company. To be engrossed.
To establish the county Of Caledonia To
be engrossed.
An act to keep the Capitol buildings in
good repair. To be engrossed.
A memorial for an appropriation to COM
plete the Mendoza aud Big Sioux river roads
To be engrossed.
To incorporate the town of South Bend
To be engrossed.
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the Committee rose, and on motion of Mr..
KEITH, the bill and amendments were refer
red to Select Committee of nine without
instructions to report tomorrow morning, con-
| sisting of Messrs. Keith, Stevens, Rutan, O.
It's, Pierce, Sheetz and I. A. Thompson.
HOMESTEAD BILL.
On motion of Mr.. STARKEY, the Home
stead bill was taken up. The amendment
proposed by Mr.. BACON several days since,
exempting all oxen, swine, sheep. &c was re-
jected.
Mr.. KEITH proposed an amendment lin
| iting the value of the Homestead to the val
ue Of $4,000.
| Mr. BEARCE called attention to the House
| to that provision to the Constitution which
says the Legislature in the passage of a Home
stead bill shall define the amount of said ex-
emption. He contended that this provision
made it imperative on the Legislature to
make limitation in the valuation.
Mr.. BRADLEY (Mr. BALCOMBE in the
Chair) considered this word amount" appli-
ed as we'll to area as to value and that the bill
was perfectly Constitutional.
Mr.. KEITH said he proposed the amend
ment relating, but he wished to attempt for
the last time to fix limit to the value of the
Homestead. 1t appeared to him absolutely
important that such limitation should be
made.
| Mr.. SHEETZ called the attention of the
House to the name that Minnesota was al
ready getting at the East from the discussion
on the Homestead bill. The Chicago papers
had warned our Merchants that if a Home
stead bill OF this character should be passed
they would have to look elsewhere for their
credit.
The debate was continued by Messrs. Ba-
con, Rutan, Peckham, Starkey and Vertress,
when.
On motion of Mr.. TALBOT the bill was
referred to Select Committee of five consis-
ting of Messrs. Talbot, Sheetz, Keith, T. A.
Thompson and Rutan.
On motion the House adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY MARCH, 3, 1858.

SENATE.-The Senate was called to or
der at the usual hour, and opened with pray
er.
Roll called and Journal read.