Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

other moment they saw their mistake
Wild cry 6f misery drowned tho applause
Higher and higher it rose, maddening the
spectators with fright: Five minutes more
and the fire was extinguishetl, but the spec
ta.ors, like aherd Of buffaloes. like a paric
stricken army, like flock of sheep before
wolves, like passengers from sinking ship,
losing all thought but self preservation, rush
ed from their seats. The shricks Of women.
the shrill cry Of children, the hoarse voices
Of men, all struggling for life, presented a
scene not describable. i Some threw them
selves from the boxes in the pit, killing them
selves and crushing those beneath them.
No judgement, no toretholght-out Of the
windows lover the lodges stamping each
other to death. The sentincls were ordered
to stop the passage with hayonets. They
planted, and those in the first ranks wer,
run through and through, and the soldiers.
with The rest were mutilated with the feet of
hundreds. ,'s#eit
81 FHE PR1cE OF 1tELraroN nv BEECHER.-
The pcws III Rev. Henry Warl Becchcr's
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, were rented on
Thursday evening. "A fixed price was set
on each pew in the house. The auctioneer
then took bids for achoice until all were sold.
The premiums paid for the best seats were
from $50 TO- $50 thus making the rent Of
the best pews On the lower floor 500 to
$40. j The premiums were kept up even
on the cheapest seats "a
Capt. Meigs says that the Ventilation
of the new Hall at Washington, will be i'm
proved by steam fan which he is now pre-
pairing; and which is capable of throwing
ninety Thousand cubic feet of solid air into
the Hall per minute, which will provide q
complete renewal Of air in the Chaaiber eve4
~ five minutes, as the cubic capacity of the
room is not over 100000 feet. No amount
Of Congressional corruption can contaminate
such a torrent of purity as this; It breathes
the very freshness Of the firmament.v
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r Six head Of pure Arabian blood stall.
ions have been brought to the city Of New
York by Capt Land. state Of the combined
Americana AMI En- dish companies engaged
in raising the sunkon vessels Of war in the
harl,or of Seiastapol. These animals are
direct from the Cars cavalry stables
These stables are the wonder and astonish-
ment Of all who have obtained admission To
them. The Enclosure Of stone walls and
iron framework, cover an area Of ten miles in
length by five in width. The stables are
twelve feet square each, While in the centre
is an arena where an army of 5000 head oil
the finest horses in the world arc broken,
trained and OK 'rciscd by most the skillful
trainers, jockics, &c. in the cHpcrors do.
minions. By an;mpcrial decree. sales are
|permittcd 20 he rhtdc wllcnn rcrt.in mum.
ber Of animals are in the stables, Of which
Capt. Lane has taken advantage, thus ma.
king an invaluable addition to the American
stud. They are said to have cost eighteen
thousand dollars, SO says the New York
Sun.
G-Thc manner which, Christmas was
kept in the city 1t Louisville was a peculiarly
bloody one. There was a shooting affair al
the United States Hotel. in which a young
man named Williams killed young man
named Potter. In the Commercial Hotel
two young men. Warner Sage and Alex.
ander BVldcn. frien'ls,, bnt drunk. fought
and BoIen fractured Sagc's skull with 4
slung shot SO, that he died. Alta place cal.
lea Hudson Hall, also James Bull and isaac
Duel wall, friends. but drunk had diff.
entity. ,Duckwall invited Bull to drink, he
refused. when Duckwall struck him with ,
bowie knife. INJECTING mortal wound, Bull
dying in ~ hours r ~ ~
These three murders in Louisville or
Christmas drunken sprees tell q sad tale fol
the young men Of Kentucky.
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CoM. PArLD,N;;.-Hiram Pauldine
comcS-honcstly by his skill in arrestine
unlawful expeditions, His father,
!; the Albany Journal says, was that eel
ebrated John Panlding, the Pcckskil
farmer who was aparty tothe arrest Of
Major Andre. Hiram. was born in
.Westchester county. and early in life
entered the navy, where he has work
ed his way up, through the grades OF
lidshipman, Lieutenant, Commander
and Captain. He has been one of the
most valued and efficient officers in the
service; and Government a short time
since showed its appreciation ofqthe
fact by appointing him, to the command
Of the, Home Squadron, which he now
Holds. III 88x 81 5f z f.Ssst 81 - 8 r.
G7-A,hllhas bsesn sInduced in Con-
[grcss, BY Mr.. Grow, Of Pennsylvania, to pre-.
vent the future sale 81 public lands under
the proclamation Of the, President, until the
same shall have been surveyed or Il leas.
fifteen years.
a. william sun, 4, milwaukee, Wis,
Was fined ta0 for fSing Mrs. Louis. Bias.
bait, ! Dntch lady, weighing 2so pounds.
The deed MAS done on tie sidewalk, in the
presence 81 Der husband, who said, !" US
50 mad could not spheak.'' sHs' -
GA Lying negro child. with two heads,
four arms ind four ieks, Il Exhibited IN Mo-
hiie. & Il IS SIX yearspll, very intelligent,
speaks with both mouth, sings well, walt
res and keeps time. This much the bill
SAYS but the bel.oidcr cannot dismiss from
hi*faind that he hss he1Drs him two chill
dren, though strictly speaking, there IS but
o0e.si Tpso o0Dnsction - wit lstl.e spine, >arll
the list physidseists of Esrope and this
cosantEy have pronounced i Que individual
child. ~. /
TTs ~ rttz ~ =. ~ ~-s .sz-rr~ -
& o. Its sid that the chairs 10 the new
Hall Of representatives. 1t " ashingtcn. have
cost SO each, and the desks $50 each.
Or The Dublin journal states. that there
has been an alar..ing ,ai:ita1y emeu.c in
D.l1in.a B4.a.s If sod'ery hsys thrown of
ssisiiIIitarJ restraint ard have kept the c;ty in
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