Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-12

by which the -Agricuitnrai College Sill WsS
Yesterday re- committed, which was carried
by ~ against 26. The bill. was then dis
cussed and amended, when its further con-
sideratlon was postponed until Monday that
Mr.. Clay may speak on it,; he thinking i =
monstrous iniquitous and dangerous nsseBs--
sure. = - .sd gam ne 81
sLATER--The bill has passed III, Sssnat,.
with some slight amendments, which re-
duire il to go back e the House 'si5
The Indian appropriation bill was then
taken up debated and passed. '-'''9''i0sE
3 skxcntve session adjourned.
MI Hfes1, q I'd lpmnlii ttejb6 j.,
RES Of Dakota and ArhonS; whicR ~ T.
dered TO be printed. Also; tjilI wvhiehiwas
passed, Iepaying. to Gov Douglass, of var.
couver Island. $1,000. which was leaned bv:
MIN to the government Of WASHINGTON, Ter.
r;to1y. Z E1G = "a sy..57aN '75oa.-aw
-D!t4..s5@ -. .; JIE- rJf s-sit..z
Tue caucus OF Democrats. m aheEe= Ct the.
House, which met: on Tuesday night, to.
consider tho expedience of4e 1nd1i6 esd1f ST:
the tariff, declared such modifcatfoi ihk6x6e-
eient, and resolved that a .6~e.
be appointed 70 report, q aa:aajour1el meet.
ing, mode BY which the public q esx,pendi--
lures may be materially reduced: 3a7s 3av7E
It is said there is general belief in TIN
approach of war, throughout the French:
army and among the officers near the perso1n,
OF the Emperor. They calculate ON tie:
sympathy always manifested by the empe.-
ror Of the French for Italian nationality on
the Italian protectorate assigned him by the:
prophetic voice of Orsini on the eve az his
execution; on the ambition which impels
HIM 10 acquire Preponderating influence At
Rome, to re-establish the dynasty Of Prince
Murat on the throne of Naples or to Mace
there, his cousin, Prince Napoleon; and to
obtain from Piedmont Savoy, in return for
Lombardo- Venetia, which he would ;secunt.
to her as result of war. On the other hand.
however, it is said that, in order to secnre
the neutrality Of England and Prussia. IA
Poleon has engaged, in case of war. to accent
no increase Of territory, not even SAVOY, the.
natural frontier of France next ;he Alps
and closely connected with her in language
and customs. 80 II t..Ell
Inc State anti slavery corEentie., Is now
tH session At Albany The following resi-
lutons have been adopted: i.:seaarSs'
kSs.lzed. That in advocating eisso4utiiuomnl
o. me Union, the Abolitionists are justified
by every precept of the Gospel, every psinci-
PIE OF morality, and every claim Of human
ity. Sc I
Resolse3, That tho Union is a covenant
with DEATH, and ought to be .nn,1,ledM.n-
agreement with hell which. a lust God c.nnc.
permit to standard that it is the. No.
mount duty Of all to seek its immed;,ta.
overthrow. ''>>'->N''o
The resolutions then quote the lanou.o.
OF hon. William II: Seward respecting an
i,repress;htei conflict between free and sIave
Dtates ana found on that . resolution &C.,
caring that any party is unworthy Of conf.
uence' no matter what it's professions nav
II refuses to attack the institution 6f-
sla,eefsy itself
The Mississippi Legislature has passed 4
law, granting divorces to all parties who
have lived separate three years.
a tide OF emigration may be expected
to set towards Mississippi. Indiana, IS
about going out Of the business. - rregea
John Bickle,a postmaster at jamestown.
Lebanon county, Pennsylvania, resigned q
few days ago He was the Oldest -postmas-1
ter in the United States, having been ap-
pointed by Gideon Granger, Postmaster
General under the administration Of Thomas
Jefferson, and had personally attended to
the duties ever since-a term Of 81 yeass:--s
He is now 81 years old. - yaS
1t very easy thing to hiit overheard from
the lower deck of . Mississippi steamer. Il
is estimated that enc thoqsa1d deck hau3sr
and deck passengers have been B6 Sv35ffI
board from the Mississippi steamers during
the past year, independent Of three ,hundr,6
and fifty mine lost by accident tos tie; boits;
Bill @ti.ls.a .ia5i,.eFh .5astanrs-.
1t is estimated that $40, 900, oooin gold
md silver is annually consumed BY, manu-
l'e'at 4s q jerel'y md SD and silver Y,s.:
On Thursday laHgthe Mon, Photograph
New, York to, Lacrosse, on the .Mississippi.
The distance ',j is l2ooer 1900 e
BAHoN oBRANwELL AND THE DocToR;-
Baron Bramwells pleasants;es. during the.
last assize fortnight ct Liverpool, have tend-s
ed to cnliven many : dull and stupid case
During one trial ! barrister requested that i
particular witness "a medical ,gsntlemaa)
should be allowed to leave the court, Is he
had a patient who was. dangerously i'll, and
whom it was most desirable that he should
visit. "That is certainly reasonable. ex.
cusc," saio his llordship; ''but Unjust have il
on oath from the gentlemen fimself", Up.
on this the medicine man rose, and IA Z d.
thctic tone remarked, It's not only ono M
tient, my lord. but . great many : there Is =
great deal Of sickness abroad just now."-
"Ab, them" replied tho judge with slight
" ,nlschicyous twinkle Of the eye, .your ex.
cusc is general one. and you cannot belibs
Grated" The witness, surprised and crest.f