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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

THIRD DISTRICT CoURrl HEIRS OF JEAN MERGIER vs..
Of New Orleans. ARMAND MERCIER-No. IL 2Os.
err IN Il A d ON

SUIT IN PARTITION.
YXIRTUE Of a Judgment rendered April
II 18Th 1883 aud signed May 4h, 1858 and direcsd
the Honorable The Third nsict Court Of New Orleans the
above entitled matter will proceed to sell public auction
City Hotef Common Camp
streets, TUESDAY June sh, 1858, L. o'clock M
partition
A CERTAIN LOT CT GROUND, situate lying and being
the left hnnk Of the Bayou st. John measuring
said Bayou by 1872 feet depth Mississippi Together
with AL The rights actions and privileges thcreuno belonging
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
T. T. PARKER,
Ehprfn Of The Paris of0 rleauR
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-MfsIAID OR sTo
IN len from the Undersigned acceptance Of Pitcher
Goodrich Co.. Of MS \. W cooks dIsft dated Buwer e
hrce hundred and h dollars Payment has been stopped
and any information " l1be acceptable,
an iARELII A co. 6 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

SIKH DISTRICT CoURT3 DORA C0NNETLY vs. s D.
Of New Orleans. wENDovER-No. 6.5s1.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri fnclas. Pat
ID rick McNamera Garnshee. and directed by the
Honorable Sikh District Court OF New Orleans in the
entitled cause will proceed sell at public auction
the hereinafter Designated SATURDAY the 9Th
day of June, 1858 O'Clock p. NJ
ONE LOT OF Carts, Drays, Wheels Lumber Goats, n
three Horses in the blacksmith shop situated {I\
Religious street, between ST. James and Celeste sts
in tue First District Of this city.
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
z. T. PARKER.
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orArREnr CouR Disrkicr s. RRLF VS. e vapeur Iucy
Robinson, lie capitnine Ct les
i. dc ia propretkires-Ffank Pelham
VS.. les memes-Nos II 5Dl ct
Nonvelle. Orleans. 12HH
I'm vEHTU de deux writs de fieri fncins a
moi sdresses ihonoable Qnstrene Cour de District de
y dams les sIres dessua proeederai
ie MEkCHEDI, 30 dc JUN, 1855 midi i,Iidl Gle,
rue de Ia Oonuune entire les du Camp Magasn
Fsdiudeaticn de- - = :
lie vapenr LUCY ROBINSON ensemble avee rrs=.
"a maehne, meubles, etc. tel qn'f rouye lEEs,
msnienan dams le Heuve Mississippi gauche
Gu lace % Convent au-desAous de cete ville.
Stisi dana les sfaires CT de, sus.
coNDiTioNs-comptant au moment dc Naturalization.
~-. u. II. PARKER, x
Lee 10 20 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

TN VIckTU de quatre wrlts de fiert facias
H moi ADDRESSES fhonorale Cnquieme de District
Ia Nouyee Orleans les nres cidesus je proce
lie SAMEDI IL de JUN, 1883 midi, pI6el de Ia Cite
de Ia Commune entire les du Camp ct DIES Magasns
Ia publique q adjudication de-
LIE vapeur DAVID TATUM, ensemble re-. .
machine meubes etc, eile quill
msnteaant dams e heuve Mississippi. rive
gauche face du convent -dessous de vile.
Saisi dams les ahalres ci-dssus
COSDIrIONS-Comptan au moment de Naturalization.
z. 7. PARKER,
myiI n lei 70 sbarif do la Paradise di0rISaps
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Sixth DISTRICT CouRr1 BLAsIUs PFEFFERLE VS..
Of New Orleans. ! KARL RIESINGER-No. 6l9Q,
by VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale
ID to directed ny the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of Ne oea the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction, the City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine streets, on FRIDAY. the llh day Of
June 1855, II o'clock NJ
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND with all It's sppurtenances
and dependencies rights privileges servndes heennto
aehed in wise appeTtsnng situated in the Tn I'd Dis
Tet this city, the bounded by Louisa Pey Good
Children and Morales streets and designated lot No l6
plan No 2 deposited in the Office Of Theo Guyo notary
public in this city which lot q feet inches front
Louisa by 100 feet in depth betwe parallel lines.
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

de anciers Ell les creaDcieIg de r.
Nonyslls, Orleans T. Nichols ! Co-No Ii.s27.
TN VERTU dun ordre de vente, rendu lie
L. ii de mai, 1858, ct moi adresse par Honorable
Cinqieme Cour de District de IA Nouyelle Orleans dams ae
cidessus u procedera lie MARDI Is de JUN 1855 midi
TH0te de In Cite, de Ia Commune les du
Camp des Magasins Is compile des creanciers des
solvabes REHABILITATION des mmeubes don't la description
suit, savoir:
Le nordouest du quart sud de Section No quae
Township No quatre dams Ia kangee No SO
ael00 aeres shines en- Ia Parose Est FeliciaDa Eta
acqnis dies Etats- Ubis, suivant titre.
Deux terrans emble toutes les hitisse ameo
ations qu desus situes willie
eisse de Jefferson Eta dagnes les Nos Is IA
rilet No H. suvant plan dresse E. H. Sprngbet srehi
tecte ct voyer, e n de JUN 1889, suvsnt tire.
lie tout Abandonne les dts sovabies enr creancers
CONDIfIONS-Comptan moment de Padjndication.
f. T. PARKER,
la dai Parnisan MN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

CISouIEuE Com DE DISTRICT A EGG AN &Co hartley
de la Nouvele-oIleans. COLLINS g. r LsILLuN.
No 1875.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faclas a moi
IL adresse Honorable CHquieme District
uvee leans dams liafare cdessus, procedera lie
MARDI JUN 1898 mi a. rH8tel de Ia Cite, de Ia
Commune, les du Camp des Magasns, radud
cation de
UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier District de cee -
Vile dams let borne les poeyfarre de Anuon M
citation Dupaner Foucher designe sous lie No 49, A
plan dresse O. A. Hedn, arc5ece date du Is
1852 ct deuose letuhe H. Is Cena notaire public
Vile lie dit terrain Is pieds de face Ia Poey
leles,
Ensemble toutes les batisse authorizations qu
vent sur le dit terrain.
lie saisi dams rahaiTe ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
+. T. PARKER,
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6ISouIEMn CouR DE DISTRICT, JOHN NJ. LAPEYRE VS..
fF . de Ia JOSEPH BRUNEAU.-
Nouvee Orleans. No 1862
I'm VERTu dun writ de fieri facias lance
II I'M bond douge nois a adresse par Phone
rabe Cnquieme Cour de District de la Nouvee 0reans
lan,ire cdessus je procederai lie VENDREDI IL de JUN
1858 midi pH6ie de Ia Cite, Commune eure
rues du Camp ct DIES Magasins, radjndication de-
UN TERRAIN ensemble ioutes les batisses -
annelioratons qui sly toouven les droit tres m
privileges ct appartenances dependent stue
lie Toisieme District de cette Vile desgne par
plet No 10 equel est borne les Colombu Lahape
Prieur ct johnson scion plan par j. A. Bougerol aors
de Ia premiere mmcipae Ia date avril 1890
dtpose ieude de H. Herman en- cette vile
Leque terrain at parte dune portion
heriters de Bernard DUchamp
amecains 81 pieds pouces gnes ct demie de face la
PIenr Jas peds de profondeur entire lgnes paraees
lie tout saisi dams l'atfaire cidessns.
CONDITIONS-Comptan au moment de Rehabilitation.
=. 7. PARKER,
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- -, < AssEDY,s EATING SALOON.

EN alI2I GRAvIER STREET.
SNhxfY The public respectfully informed that the
StZ above Establishment Is open for the Season,
under the Of Mr. HUGH CASSEDf
brother Of the James Cassidy, Of ST. Charles ST.
This Establishment is conveniently located for gentlemen
whose engagements make desirable for them 10
dine out being nearly the business part Of the city
The table will constantly supplied with variety Of
FIEs H. FISH and oYsTERs short all the decaeies Of
the season. and In their greatest perfection.
Ready and obging Walters will be in attendance, and moth
ing shall wanting part of the proprietor to render the
completest satIsfacon. jalS
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sHERIFFs SALES.

FounrH DssrKrcr couRr5J s. RELF vs. Steamboat 'Iaey
o. kohnson.' captain owners
New Orleans. Sfrank Pelham VI: same os II, 5oi
Rf VIRTUE Of two wits or ncri facIns TO
me directed BY the Honorable District Court Of
Pablo aseien, a the Cry Hetel Common street. between
on June, 1864 Al " O'Clock NJ
The sisamsoai LUCY ROBINSON. together NE.
Nith All her furniture, tackle, apparel machin- ineL
tx etc, As size now Hes IN the Mississippi river,
ieit bank, opposite Il . Convent, below town.
Seized In the above suits.
HhkMs-Cash on the spot.
Il r PARVFR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

" rial, for sale By 8. WOLFF,
ais eGsaer Of crayier and New Lsyss streets.
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FouRrn DnInrcr couRr WRIGHT; WILLIAMS GO; vs.
New Orleans No. 1869
pY VIRTUE OF a writ OF fieri facins to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth l,srct Court
OF New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
to sell public auction tue City ote Common street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine MONDAY the 4h day
Of June, 1858, At IL O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, snate in the First Dis
rct Of this city in the bounded by Bank Palmyra Lo
and endon s;reetsNo OF 4measurug "a feet
inches front Bank by loo feet ehes deep and front
Lopez which IL Is the conform
ably plan Of L. H. Pile surveyor Of said lot sud others
Seized in the above suit, belonging 10 defendant Hill
EFT. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
QUArRrExE couR DE DisrRrcr WRIGHT, WILLIAMS 4 CO.
Nouveie. Orleans I vAun HN-So ge6e = ''''
I'm VEkTU dun writ de fieri facias mol
II sdr- sac par PHonorehlr Qnaee Csur de District de
Ia Nouvee ears DAYS aafre cidessus procederai lie
LUNDI IA de JUN 1855 midi, PH6el de Ia Cite
de la Commune les du Camp des Magasius
a Ia yene publique ct adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN, des gDe lie No stue dams lie Premier
District de cetie VILE dams ef No l40 borne par les
Bank, Palmyra Lopez and Rendon.
lie dit terrain "a peds pouces de face Ia Bank
100 pieds de proondeur ct face la Lopez
ormant angIe de deux confotment plan de L.
n. Pile voyef.
appatenant deendeur H aaire dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment dc Decentralization.
e. T. PARKER,
msl4 q 81 je1 IA Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOreans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

RY VIRTUE of four wrlts of fierI facias
IL 10 directed by the honorable the Fifth District
New osa,s 10 the above entitled causes will proceed to
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street.
tween Camp and Magazine Streets SATURDAY. The l2h
day OF June. 1858, at IL o'clock NJ
The steamboat DAVID TATUM, together with f~s. .
all her furniture tackle, apparel. machinery l@g4lE
etc she in the river Mississippi left
bank, opposite the Convent, below
ssized In the above suits.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
p Z PARKER.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

REVENGE AND MURDER.-About seven,
yearssnce, Sinclair Young, acitizen of llar
rison County, Ind was killed by a VIM.
Marsh in an aiiray al Corydon in that State,
The fight had its origin in Young slandering
the females OF Marsh's family, including the
wife Of his son, VIM Young, who was
Marsh's daughter. Marsh was tried and
acquitted. Since then, Marsh and Youngs
son have been enemies. This is the sequel
At Brandenburg, Kentucky, forty miles
below here, on the Ohio River, on Wednes-
day Marsh was sitting in front of Ashcrafts
tavern. Stantly Young, another son of the
deceased who had been watching the oppor
tunity for revenge, took his position on
porch which commanded fair view of Marsh,
and taking deliberate aim with revolver
shot his unconscious victim through the
head. The ball entered the skull and ranging
downwards, pierced the brain. Marsh fell
dead in bis tracks. The murderer who was
prepared for flight. mounted his horse immedi-
ately and made his escape Officers were in
this city yesterday in pursuit ofhim.-Louas.
rMle Courier.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10
Terrific Tornado.

MONMOUTH, May 3l.-A terrible tornado
passed in an easterly direction over the VII
lage Of Ellison about twelve miles south
west Of this place last evening about five
O'Clock. Every dwelling in the place except
three small shanties were blown to the
ground. Fifteen persons were killed several
others fatally injured.
Ellison contained about 500 inhabitants,
and it is reported here that not one escaped
injury. 1t is impossible to get full particu-
lars to night. The excitement here is in
tense
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

A BgArTlrrL TRIo.-It will he extremely
gratifying to the honest people Of this coun-
Try To know, as they probably will in the
course Of a few weeks, that the Kansas i'm
brogllo and the Utah complication are both
at an end, together with the Florida war,
and that the heroes Of these disturbance
BRIGHAM You've. Jrv LANE and Billy Bow
LEGs--have emigrated from the late theatre
of their exploits. Ii BNRsUN could add
these fellows TO one Of his exhibitions, 1t
would not take him long to recover his lost
fortune.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

JuxKl.-Ietters from Arizona to Lieut..
Mowry, Delegate from that Territory,
state that it is probable Peschiera, Govern.
or Of Sonora, will declare that State indie
pendent in the the event Of the success Of
the Zuloga Government
The news confirms previous statements
regarding the correspondence between Pes.
hiera and parties in the United States.
Arizona continues much disturbed by In
dian dcpredations murders and robberies
and there being no court Of law the violence
remains unchecked.
The intelligence from the silver mines is
highly encouraging fresh discoveries had
been made.
Tueron was nearly deserted by the people
going 10 the New Plazers gold digging at
Canada Delora, 10 miles distant.
Emigration from California was on the
increase anil press was about being brought
from San Francisco for the establishment OF
newspaper at Tueron. The people were
anxiously expecting a Territorial govern
ment.
The Secretary of War has indicated his
intention Of sending troops TO Arizona as
soon as possible,
Mr.. Burlingames report was unanimous
ly conCurred in by the committee, and Is
accompanied by resolution requesting the
President to obtain redress on account OF
the French government relative to the
American bark Adriatic. The report also
recommends revision OF the laws in refer
ence 10 collisions at sea and an arrangement
by which the damages in such cases may he
determined.
The debate on the Fort Smelling Rcserva-
ton was continued till the adjournment Of
the House.
The Senate rejected reyeral proposed
amendments to the Miscellaneous Appropri-
alton bill, and then adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

FRxp DovGLAs put his ebouy finger in
the pie. a, the Woman's Convention in
New York, and stirred up the mineemeat
with all the confidence OF an old cock -
What could women DO 90 lie believed
that she could do everything that man could
10, and by doing everything tha, men do
she would aSsimllatc herself 10 man. II
women would d. a. men did they would
look lust abou, like vha, men did AMI b.
able 10 do wha, men did That il 10 say
Il women will only i-,,i,ae men. j; will make
men Of them. Hardy, brudder FRrD.
xStcS, that has been tried great many
times. with very poor success. They have
found It mact easier TO adopt mems vices
than TO soqgire their vigor, originality And
iorce Of character. Many woman has IN
sexai herself a. 10 al that Is graceful gen
lie ard eIcelleni in woman. without getting
anything manly in return, bu; breeches i'm
mcies,y AMI cosrseuss. Don't he begulied
by ;als specioas gentleman 10 black, from
Rochester. As HoRACE aid o. the false
frieni-H 70 nigsr ss--Carro
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

New York, July 2.-The Herald Wash
ington correspondent says that reliable in
formation has been received that the British
cruisers had fired into an American vessel
III Pensacola, and one man was killed. Fur
thermore, that the United States steamer
Fulton had gone in chase Of the cruiser.
The report concerning the steamers Full
ton and Styx is believed to be false. The
rumor has been current here for three days,
but up to last night the government had
10 information on the subject.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10
NEW YORK, June |

NEW loRK, June /.
The steam irigate Wabash sailed to-day
for Jamaica.
The recent action Of the School Trustees
in some Of our Wards in banishing the hi.
BILE from our Schools, is creating much cx-
element The United Americans have taken
the matter up, and meeting was held last
night of delegates from all the Chapters, to
determine on measures for opposing this al
legged attempt Of Roman Catholics to get
control Of our public schools. 1t is under
stood that general committee Of the Pro-
tcstant American Association is also organ
lied for the purpose.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

TIE LAST lIoAx.--We" Cutle Of Jesus
Hoar is the very last 1t is repubished by
the n. Y. Tribune from the Albany States
man. The story accuses Bishop HUGHEs of
being at the head of the circle, which is de-
scribed as secret society numbering al
ready 5000 members, who have sworn fear
fully never to testify against member, &c.
The whole thing seems to be a parody upon
the constitution Of the Jessie Circles Of
the X. n. Republicans in the last Pres
dential campaign. Archbishop HuGHgs
deems il Of sufficient importance TO be no
ticcd in a card, in which he says
81 owe it to the candor the honorable
impartialty and kindness which have ex-
prienced, even in the worst of times, at the
hands of the press, to state at once, and in
the most emphatic manner, that so far as
am conscious Of truth and OF my own
thoughts and actions, there is not syllable
in the article referred to that il not equally
false and malicious. The objec, Of the wri.
ter and publisher is evidently to inflame the
minds of a portion of our people by state.
ment which, if it prove true, would render
me unfit to live in civilized community
but which, so far as am concerned or a5y
one else with my knowledge or consent, is a.
false as If it came Immediately from the IA
Their Of liars
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10
The Methods, Church south on slavery.

The General Conference Of the Methodist
Church, recently in session at Nashville,
adopted the following resolutions by vote
Of lao tos:
Rssoirsd, l. BY the delegates Of the Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
south in General Conference assembled, that
the rule forbidding g the buying and selling of
men, women, and children, with the intention
to enslave them," be expunged from the Gene.
raj Rules Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South.
Rssoiued, 2. That in adopting the foregoing
resolution this Conference expresses no opin.
ion in regard to the African slave trade, to
which the rule in question has been "under-
stood to refer.
Provision was made for submitting the
above resolutions to each of the Annual
Conferences for their concurrent action, and
if they vote to expunge the rule, the Bishop
is to direct the Book Editor to expunge it
accordingly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

DETROIT, June 2.-The 20 mile race over
the Hackensack course to-day, between the
Buffalo horse Unknown, aud the Detroit
horse, Frank Granger, was won by the lat
ter time Ct minutes, 80 seconds. The 80
mile race advertised between the same horses
did not come of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

PErERsBuRG, Va, June 1.-The schoon-
er kcsiab, of Wilmington, Del, Capt. Bay
liss, cleared from this port on Saturday
night. Since then several slaves have been
found missing. and steamer was sent TO
overhaul the X csah, which she did below
City Point. Five slaves were found on
board. The captain, crew and slaves were
brought back here, and lodged in jail The
excitement was intense. Two thousand
people were at the wharf when the steamer
landed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

The weather continued favorable for the
crops, and supply was liberal Flour dull.
Wheat dull, and sales unimportant. Corn
dull, and 6 pence lower.
Sir James Hawley, whose horse won
the Derby is repOrted to have won 100000.
Mr.. Ten Brooks horse, Babylon, ran for
one Of the EPSON events bat came in last.
The Oaks stakes were won by G0verness.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

Ma. Cas-. JR., REsiGyiSG.-Ihe Wash
ington correspondent of the Irbuae thus
telegraph. under date of May %:
Mr.. Lewis Cas-. jr., has resigned bis mis-
sion at Rome. the resignation to take eit,ct
when his successor shall be appointed. The
administrator wants applicants. 1t Is sad
that he found the place rather too hot tor
him after an occurrence which has excited
much comment,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10
An I'm portant Decision.

The United States Supreme Court al
Washington has made highly important
decision in regard to the taxation OF lands
in the new States and Territories The pub
lie lands belongingto the United States are
not subject to taxation, and the decision of
the Supreme Court is that the title Of the
lands sold at the various land Offices remains
in the United States until the patea a., issued
to the purchaser, and consequently no State,
or Territory, has any right to levy tax
upon land for which the purchaser has not
yet received his patent from the United
States Government.
The decision WILL no doubt be cause OF
joy to those who, during few years past
bought large quantities OF Government land,
and have not yet received patents for it. 1t
will also tend to diminish the State revenue
derived from the TAXATION -of,sx eh iafl,ls. '~'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

WAsuiNGroS, june l.--IlousE.-The
Speaker announced rs Special Committee
on the memorial Of American artists, Mr..
Marshall Of Ky. kett Of 5. G., Taylor OF
y. Y. Harris of Pa, and Pendleton OF
Ohio The House then passed the Indian
deficiency bill, and the three regiment vol
untecr appropriation bills, the latter by l0l
against 66.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10
Railroad Accident.

TOLEDO, June 2.-The passenger train on
the Michigan Southern Railroad, bound
west, which left here at las A. N. to day
had its third and fourth passenger cars
thrown from the track near Sylvania, from
some unknown cause. Four or five persons
slightly injured No bones broken and no
one killed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10
Az IsripgL CoSyEsrro.-Thc Engli-t

Az IsrrpgL CoxvERrEp.-Thc English
correspondent OF the Zion'' H'ram writes
Thomas Cooper, the noted septic, AMI
author of The Purgatory % Suicides,
has recently become a convert 10 Chrlstia-
uitv; ami after having spen, thirty years
Of his life in leoturinC ard writing against
the Bible. be il now striving to make rspa-
ratioo tor the mischief be must have done
by lec,uring IN defence Of the >acrcd Scrip
turt-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

WASHINGTON, June Lord Napier has
desired his dispatches to Admiral Stuart,
sent from Washington yesterday, to be Tor
warded from Halifax by special steamer to
Bermuda. lie has advised the Admiral to
order discontinuance Of the visitation Of
American vessels, pending the Instructions
from Her Majesty's government,