Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-05-21
NEWS ITEMS.

GS-The New York correspondent oftht
Charleston Nescs, says: "Daniel E. Sickles
on DIT (who is back from Washington is tc
sail for Europe about the middle or last o.
June, there to spend few months in quiet
repose, and recuperate his present shattered
political energies. The report that he is
about to sue for divorce, is, 10 employ a
cant phrase all "bosh" Daniel and Teresa
will live together at some future day as har-
moniously as though nothing had happened. ="
~ An act was passed by the Territorial
Legislature of Kansas at its late session, au-
| thorizing the issue of one hundred thousand
dollars of ten per cent, bonds to be applied to
the redemption of outstanding debts contract
ed under any law PASSED subsequent to No
vember l, 1857. The act also provides for
the levying of an annual tax to pay the inter-
est on such bonds, which are to be made pay
able in the city of New York on the first day
of January, 1865.
~ The Shelbyville Erpositer relates a
horrible tragedy in Bedford county, Tennes-
see. A man named Allen had reason to sus-
pect the fidelity Of his wife, and charged a
man named Handy with being her seducer.
The latter Indignantly denied the charge,
using abusive language. Infuriated by pos
tive knowledge of the great wrong that had
been done him, Allen rushed upon his adver
sary and stabbed him to death. He then sur
rendered himself to the legal authorities.
~ The Governor of Louisiana has issued
his proclamation, upon the advice of the
Board of Health, declaring all vessels coming
from number of tropical ports subject to a
quarantine Of not less than ten days.
a. 1t is said that T. F. Meager has end
ed his editorial career with the Irish Neacs,
of New York, which was started about three
years ago. He is busily engaged with his
Costa Rican work.
az Gov. Morgan, of n Y, has granted
a respite in the case of David Curry, of Bata-
via, until the 18th of July. Curry was con-
victed of the murder of one Fanchett, who
was suspected of criminal intercourse with
Curry's wife.
a. Miss Fanny Y. Yates, the accomplish
ed neicc of President Buchanan, died at DR..
Seeley's Water Cure, in Cleveland, on Thurs
day, the 9th inst, of consumption.
~ A company of between 5000 and
., 900 Mormon emigrants are expected at
Chicago about the first of next month, on
their way to Utah.
.w@ We regret to learn that Hon. Judge
Mclean is again too unwell to attend Court.
His indisposition, however, is merely tempo
rary, and he will probably be on the bench in
q day or two.
sBF The New York Post says that mani
Of the Italians in that city are winding u
their affairs, in order to return to Europe, to
take part in the war for the liberation of Italy
from the oppression of Austria.
a. The Hon. John Scott Harrison de-
clines to be the Democratic candidate for Gov !
ernor of Ohio.
az Joe Barker, the Pittsburg demagogue,
has been convicted of being common nuis-
ance, after trial before jury.
- The claim of Mrs. Cunningham to the
property of DR.. Burdell, with whose murder
she was charged, has been dismissed from the !
New York Su:rogate's Court.
~ Indelible marking pencils are recent
invention for marking clothes indelibly with
'ut risk of blotting.
.w@ Mr.. James Humphrey, of Richmond,
WaIworth Co., Wis, has saved his corn from |
he ravages of Gophcrs, for the last ten years
by smoking his seed.
~ The Utica Telegraph chronicles the |
.lopement of two young men, aged respec-
lively fifteen and sixteen years, with two
7oung women aged fourteen years.