Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-29

1'nE agent Of ssu Grca, Eastern ar.
rived at Portland, Me-, ON the l4tl,
inst, and. states that the steamer will
leave Portland England, during the
latter part of this month. When he
left, the company did not entertain the
Thought Of her visiting any other Dor,
in America on her first trip excep,
Portland, where it was expected ali.
would remain about three weeks.
Ar tire last account, flonr was sell:
ing on the Island of Hayti At S240 pc,
DARRELL That looks like high price,
but the money was IIayti, currency.
which IS like our old Continental mon.
ey. About $50 Of it arc worth one
silver dollar. s.a.7 90
STEPHEN II. BRANCH. the cratic
newspaper advcnturcr, Of New York,
1t il rumorcd, has gone to California to
escape prosecution for y libel upon
Madam BAG1olI, Mrs. S1cKLEs, moth.
or. t"t rt c. E.6 -..
IT appears from the account of
Mcssers PHllL1rs, SAMSON & Co..
that they have expended $4,000 il,
establishing THE -1tlaatic Monthlv.
and the maximum profit Of that peri
odical in any one year has been q, 900.
REv. A. B. WHEELER, of North
Brdigcwater, Mass, failed recently
tor 100000. lie proposes to settle by
paying his creditors forty.thrcc cents
on dollar. The papers have neglec-
ted to inform us what business the Rev.
WHEELER was engaged in. Possibly
ne was the leader Of that famous
':thrcc thousand" who, Sin the name
mighty God" got up the celebrated
crusade against the Nebraska Bill.
HORACE GREELEY said in recent
speech, 81 thank God that all the
railroads in the contry run to New
York" He ment all except the Tran.
cit Isailroad---perhaPs. BY the way
MIR. Greeley, all the railroads we ever
saw don't run at al, but they do lie!
MFN.monkeys have been discovered
in Mrlacca, chaps who iii the spot
between an ourangoutang and Hot.
custot. They can talk, marry aud &C.
cumnlatc property; build their houses
ofbamboo sticks in the trees and climb
up to them.
a passenger train ON the Northern
railway,a few days since, ran over an
intoxicated fellow laying on the track.
lie was so insensible to the magnitude
OF the misfortune as TO remark to the
conductor, while, he looked at his
laccrated limb. ssThat is too id bad:
ldidn't mean to hinder the train.'
A London journal, discussing Amer.
rican politics, has the following yalu-
able information: "Thc Presidential
nominations form the chief topic of
conversation in Ameriba. There are
three candidates in the field---Wire,
Douglas, and Bolts. At the last ac-
counts Bolts was little ahead"
ONE Of the takers of the school cen.
sns in Cincinnati, in his perambula-
tious through the city recently went
into domicil, where he found a lady
los years old. On being asked whe.
then she had and children in the house.
she replied that she had but one boy,
who was at work in the other room.
and was 81 years old. "na.., -.l'
Anoxa the resolutions introduced in
the Western Virginia NJ. +. Conferc,,.
&C, VIC find the following:
WHEREAS, Brother Clawson has uu
70 this time been disappointed in his
expectations Of anticipated fortune:
and whereas his anticipations have
been the means Of producing financial
difficulties, =. @.DE'
Resolved, Therefore that this Con
ference earnestly solicit the brother
hereafter to incur no further debts OF,
the expectations of said fortune, until
dcvclppe,nent shall be made sufficient
to warrcnt an assurance that said for
tune will absolutely be realized. "1
THOMAS BARLOW died suddenly in
w a~l'ington, Pa, on the Sd inst. liz
was Secretary Of the United States
Legation to Russia in ISL, and was a,
wilma, where the great Napoleon held
his court during his invasion of that
country, and rcmincd there until the
French commenced their disastrous
retreat. t:f 5~a aaa asia .a1if.5y, san.
A verdict Of $3.50 has inst been re.
covered against wealthy farmer liv-
ing in the south part Of Caynga county,
New York, for assault and battery
with intent to commit q rape. The
plaintiff is = very respectable young
ady, 1s years of age, and the defen-
dant is warmed with the blood of Is
winters. s'''.t -,.z t.tz13 s,.'@ " s.
THr Messers. W1NANs, Of Baltimore,
the enterprising builders of the Win
ans steamer, are preparing materials
for. a steamer of the same model, on q
more extended scale, and combining
all the improvements suggested by the
frequent experiments made with the
present vessel, which is looked upon
by her builders more in the light Of q
model to be, improved upon than a
perfect specimen of marine architect
]. ure. lit p 9g9g gz.y IT. sgEg ts ..afsra.,
George WALTON. Of Georpia. who