The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-31

The Paris correspondent of the London Times. writ
ing last night, says the appeal of Orsini, Pierri. m,
de Rudio is fixed to come on before the Court of ca
sation on Tuesday next. 1t is said that there are ts,ll,
serious points to be argued. If it should turn out tia
there were any fatal Irregularities IN the conduct o
the trial the only consequence would be that the pr;s
oners would have to be tried over again. Such . re
suit, however, is most improbable.
! The London Adrerti..> loa,ns from undouhted an
Fthority' that, Notwithstanding the fact Of the apoloe,
Of Louis Napoleon for the menaces and insolence Of 81,
colonies having been studiously kept out Of the Aomi
te"r and all the French papers, the thing has oozed out,
and has caused the deepest indignation-if not seine.
thing worse-in the army. This circumstance it il
added, in conjunction with the disafection toward tho
Imperial Government which is SO widespread among
the population Of France, is producing very great un.
easiness among the inhabitants Of Paris
Tbs PANIc.-The Chicago Rtess has ID advertise.
ment forty columns long, Of lands 10 chat city delin-
quent for taxes.
The famous Il. q. G. Judson, alias Ned Buntline. has
been in Syracuse lately, making himself very c~onspicu-
Gus. One day he painted his face and hands With red
ochre, borrowed an Indian costume from = Chippewa
Indian, named Elliot, and trained through the streets.
followed by a crowd Of boys. :
10 CURE CRouP.-Hog's lard given as warm ss
the child can swallow it, will effect q certain oure-it
never fails, ! have applied this remedy. to my chill
dren tor = number Of years, and they have found in
slant relief in every case. DAVID PAsrLow.
Two distinguished clergymen-Rev. Drs. Tying.
Episcopalian, and Cox, Presbyterian-have taken re.
Gently very strong ground against the uee of tobacco.
u; Tyng, we understand, pronoanves cigars to be the
Devils plaything." DR.. Cox goes still further, and
in old King James style declares tobacco to Be =
.%hatet3lly offensive ~pytalism, With concomitant dirt
The cost OF the army amounts to nearly two-thirds
of the national expenditure since the origin Of the Gov
eminent, and is now the greatest burden upon the
Treasury. The cost of keeping each regiment Of rexu-
lars is estimated at a round million Of dollars every
year.
raj Government for educational purposes to the 1st Of
January, 1854, was stated to be 52,070,221 acres;
which at the minimum price Of such lands when first
brought into the market, represented the magnificent
sum Of $69, Q00, 900, but which, at this time could not
be worth less than $500, 600, 900. The amount Of do
nations and subscriptions by individuals far exceeds all
that had been given by State Legislatures.
Gold continues to arrive from California ct the rate
of about million dollars a week,
The Legislature of Kentucky have passed q bill for.
bidding the marriage Of cousins, and . bill of the same
purport has been introduced into tn. Ohio legislature.
'Ion,' the well-known correspondent of the Baltimore
San, writing on the 24th, says:
The Senate has put the Kansas bill in such . form
as to obviate many Of tho objections of both Northern
and Southern Americans to the meaaure. It
stands unconlected with Minnesota. It acknowledges
the right Of the Kansas people to alter and reform their
Constitution when they please, and yet disclaims in
t~ervention in the subject.
The bill, after ell, passed the Senate under the pro
test Of one Of the Southern pea. It il no victory for
the South, and for that reason it may Be less objection
able TO the North.
A verdict Of $104, 000 has been obtained in the Cir.
cult Court against d.. Townsend, Of Sarsapasilla fame,
and in favor Of the heirs Of Ruel Clapp. b. Town
send was bondsman for Wm. Howard, The Trustee Of
600.
Mr.. Rarey, the American horse.tamer, wa astonish.
ing the Parisians by exhibitions Of his powers over the
A commission, appointed by the Emperor to
examine into the matter, is said to have resolved upon
q very favorable report.