, 1859-03-24

pnrx111sE OrrrtT.-On Sunday, Il Pike Peak
CT, in small skill, passed down t!lr riyer, bound
for th4, " "diggnss." i Low awning was drawn
over the frunt part Of his boat Under which he
could crawl when it rained. i small trunk con.
tanned his effects, and heayy muscular tlevcl-
o,,n,rnt afforded lin ste:un for his craft, which
l4e called the Pioneer" Iic proposes to ascend
FIVE PERSONS DaowSEn.-Mrs. Rebccca Hay-
den, viii, four If her children in attempting to
drive buggy ucruss suit River. near Ar. Ed
m,nd Bailey $, in Rails Cousty, No, y few days
siucc, the buggy upset, drowning her and her
four children. This Mrs. X. Hayden i the Wild
ow of Mr: IL. Hayden, WIN, some *ix weeks
sincc, died, as is supposed, from fit Of anger,
which caused futal congestion of tho br.',. III
Ebout six xliours.-lI1nnt3r1l M*xtiry,..
1'IkEs PEAkER ARREsrEn.-Un Monday last
Dcputv Sheriff 1de brought into town tAlariou)
man who was OH his way 10 Pixies Peak, WIN
had bren arrested for an attempt to cs'sn.nit a
rape on the person Of Young lady. at her faith
cr's residence some six miles cast Of town,
| where the Tikes Peakcr, in company with two
| or three comrades, bud taken lodgings on Sun
day night. We learn that the gold hunter sue
cceded in getting compromise, By delivering
up one Of his horses 10 ttlc prosecuting rar1ics,
and he was allowed to 20 on his way--whtthrr
| rejoicing or not we cannot say.-LiaH (V4nty
| tlotrd) Register
BnEcxESR,nGE, M1SS.-Co1. Brott exhibited tn
| Us. to-day, drawing Of projected hotel shout
| to be erected in the embryo city Of Kreckcn.
ridge If put up in conformity to the design, il
will prove magnificent affair, US well as I'LL or
nau.ent to that city. The wcn-known enter
prise Of the proprietors Of that city, is u $aft
guarantee TINT il thoscN will be speedily cnn
structcd. 1t will cost sonic }a.vot. The "C"l.'
informs us that matters and things are lookin,
up along Red River. The steamer Arson Nor
| tbIup" has been safcly transported overland
and will be speedily reconstructed, un.l c'cr I'll,
sunny month Of May passes away, the stea1'
fore silent rircr, and the problem Ito what cx
tent is that river navigab!s" Will be satssfae,orj
iy demonstrated -liha.dpt4is HiaH.) JoHr.
su1c1pE.-A man named Henry. Huschins, 70,
mcr!y of Boston, but for i've or six Years rcsie
ins near Central City, Jackson Township. low:
committed suicide on the Sth inst. mile fro.
the village, by shooting himself with his ril'
his right hand, aud discharged the piece b
using tho ramrod against The trigger with b
left. The body WIS accidentally found on Thur
| day, the lgth, by two men who wefe out plgeo
shooting. uutchins attempted to cos'lnlit su
eide about year nro, but was prevented by
Mr. Heaton with whom be wus living.
FArAIAccinKxr.-Thc St. Anthony 3 Pullttx
! gives the particulars If tlIc accident by wfli'
The Rev. Mr. Calhoun, pastor Of the First Pre-
byteriau Church at 81 Cloud, met his deaf
air. c. WAS going to Church, on Sunday ntte
noon, in company with his wife, and WIS o
. ligcd to cross tilc harrow wooden bridge viii
r spans the rarinc Finding tl,at thc snow h
blown of tue bridge, Mr. c. alighted from I
sleigh to relieve The load. On starting aga
the horse staggered and pitched of the bridge
y distance. Of twenty-five feet, carrying the slsi
and its occupant with linn. Mr. G. sprang
IT savc lis wife but fuilins 10 do 50 Was prec;pitat
y over ,he bridge, breaking his thigh an'. fir
turing his skull. He was taken up nuconscio
and fingered in a derangcd state until the (
!. loving Wednesday, when he expired. Mrs.
escaped with slight iniurics. Tha horse was
stanily killed.