Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13

AW"" ouAIes UsOOu ok I'd SIX, after DelO{
out 24 hours.
The late attempt of Prot WISE t.
proceed with his balloon "Jupiter,'
m:.St. Louis to Lafayette, Indiana
did not prove successful. He was &C
companied hy his son, and when the!
had reached point about thirty mile.
east Of St. Lonis, their balloon wa.
twice beaten down upon the prairie b,
arain storm, and they finally proceeded
by railroad to Terre Haute.
The latest New Orleans papers
are congratulting the city upon the
tact that not = single case Of yellow
fever had occurred this seaeon in the
place. '
1.-The New York Ledger says that
fashionable circles were never 80 nun.
erous A they are now. Almost every
lady that appears in the street is the
centre of one.
Hiram Powers celebrated statue,
the Greek Slave, was sold at public
auction in London after u spirited
competion, to the Duke Of Cleveland
tor $4,000. 5"p- @'
; The Hartford Times says that TO-
900 revolving rifles are being made at
Colts armory, for the British govern
lncnt. They arc provided with the
sword bayonet. u.r .5- .. ..~
50 Nothing has come to hand Of impor-
tance in relation to the arrest of MOORE
or, his confedcrates in the lynching OF
JACKSON. Wchear that, in accordance
= with the agreement between the par.
ties, the military force had crossed to
the east side Of the river, and that the
civil authorities were using commen.
dable exertions to arrest those for
b whom warrants have been issued.
We learn that Of the six individuals
already arrested by the police, three
had recognized to appear as witnesses,
and tho others remain in custody. The
people, generally, maifcst good feeling
towards the soldiers, and less dispo.
sition than at first, to screen offenders
from justic. y sa7. yyt,Jaaa ~aear.
10 Tits stated in the St. Peter Mimi
Statesman Of the 22d ult. that q M,
Daniel Price, of Courtland, in that
, county, informed the editor that on
Monday last he cut 7e4 large sheaves o1
barley off one acre Of land, which he
RI felt certain wouid produce .;xt,
bushels. He also says his whea,
, will yield forty bushels to the acre.
.2iI The Supreme Court Of New York or
tho 5th OF August granted the ,appl,ca
ton for the appointment of a receive,
under the fourth mortgage on the Erie
a Railroad. ,'a, "t bHa
Now York HeraH continues to
declare that in consequence of the
heavy foreign importation., and export
Of specie, heavy financial crash and
panic viii surely fall upon the country
before January next. ..o.
Colonel Braxton Bragg, to whom
General Taylor, at the battle of Palo
Alto, addressed the famous words,
"A little more grape, Captain Bragg, -
y reported to be the Democrtio candi-
date for local Office at Lafourche,
La. ..% .'ls ''@ .'l
a1 The Episcopal chaplain at Fort
Laramie las been allowed to preach q
gospel sermon in the Mormon temple at
Salt Lake. The usual congregation
Of saints werc present, and gave the
chaplain . respectful hearing. At the
close Of the sermon Bishop Kimball
and Brigham Young spokc.--the latter
in warm communication Of part of
othe ehaplain's sermon. .aa
'"i'A London Publisher ANNOUNCES a
new book by Horace Greeley. under
the queer title Of "Aunt Sally conc up
or the Nigger Sale" It may be Doe
: stick famous report of the great auo-
ton sale Of Pierce Buffers negroes at
Savannah, published originally in the
Tribune, copied abroad, and now to be
put between covers, and attributed to
the etlitOr-in-ch 7tt 'i.2H Jfts 1
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