Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-23

similar 70 the African slave trade, except that
the vessels and men engaged in it nrun no
rlsk-neversbeing overhauled by cruisers or
searched by custom. house officers. This
traffic has been goingon for some wears. and
was patronized- for some time by the famous
Francisco Marti, the 3nobleman fisherman If
Havana. He used his fishing smacks for the
purpose and stole his. Indians from the Yuc-
a' an and le Canpeachy coasts, 70
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The DRoUTH.-Almost everything in the
shape OF vegetat ion in this section. Is suffer-
ing severely from the effects of the long pro-
tracted drouth, ana instead of the fine pros
pect presented by the growing crops, noticed
by US two and three weeks since, we now
hear frequent complaints that they are suf..
fer'ng severely, and in some instances ire
parably,- from the want Of rain. Copieus
showers within the next four or five DAYS are
indispensable to the production of half cron
OF corn while cotton, which usually stands
the drouth without much damage. is begin.
ming plainly to evincc is effects IN a stuated
growth, the shedding Of its squares, and IN
an unhealthy appearance generally. Tar:
den'nss are taripg no better and in many
instances gardeners and hucksters are una
ole to gather sufficient produce to warrant
them in making daily trips to market as
heretofore Throughout the city, there is
general complaint Of failing cisterns and Of
g'eat inconvenience in. consequence, which
is earnestly to be hoped will soon be reliev-
ed BY generous opening Of the flood. gates
Of l'eaven.--kem1'h,s Bulttt:n, 9Th.
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DREADFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
DAUGHTER KILLED.-A dreadful catastro-
phe occurred in this city at about 6 o'clock
on the morning Of the 4th. Mr.. II. Cos
grove was taking Mrs. Latham, wife Of
MIR. William Latham printer. and her
two children in buggy to visit her hro,h,r
residing near Maysv'llc, and on crossing
inc canal bridge near the FORT the horse
took fright at bill 20 ted on The br tiys
and commenced backing. Mr. Cossrov. At
tempted to check the retrogradc movements
OF the horse, but without effect; and lust as
ne nan jumped out 20: the purpose Of tak;n;
the horse hy the head the carriage backed off
the b'rdgc the railing (as is the case with
most OF our brhlges) being broken away
Mrs Latham and her daughter, fell out at
The back OF the buggy to the bottom Of the
canal in which there was no water 1t the
:ime) distance OF fifteen feet, the horse
and buggy falling on them, and killing them
instantly. The little boy, about 1 years
Old, fortunately remained in the top Of the g.
buggy The horse was killed or the spot.
Mrs. Latham's neck was ydislocatcd, and
some OF her ribs trokcn: her daughter. 2
years OF age, also hal h,r neck broken: and
was otherwisc injured. Mr.. Cosgrov: was
only slightly injured. = rt Way4s S.nti-
ne, Jvly 9t,.
A Bu!.L.-Our venerable President j.,
one OF his sspeecf'e, in North Carolina.
made as ralpai'c a bull a, "O!d Zack:'-
when he sail that "wc are ut peace wish the
.eh,'s "o III and maintain friendly relations
with; the , st u ma!kiml' Mr., buchanan
said:
MY lamp Of life cannot Continue long.
wish to survive to the cn1 of nv Prcsilcn-
tial term, but so cmphaticallv do I believe
that M MI nd rs reH as IT, 7cople A. the Uni
tn Sites: are interested in the nr.s. ryation
of this Union, that | hope may be gathered
to my fathers before should witness ;ts
=, PAYMENT or THE CnlppEwAs OF LAKE
SuPEEIoR.-M Major Mat. Martin, Indian
Agent for the Chippewas OF Lake Superior,
passed through towna few days sirc,. on
his return from Lake Court Grizzlies. where
ne has been for the purpose Of carving out.
in part, the stipulations made with those In.
dams in the treaty Of 1854, A large don,-
hon has been made to the tribe in supplies.
farming and blacksmithing Implements, and
materials: Under the supervision Of tho
gent they have selected, as their rcscrva-
ION, three townships Wing between thel.ake
'hds :he Chippewa river. and the bands have
'ceh ordered BY their chiefs to remove thith-
n, at once. An interpreter has been left
with them, and they will receive their annu-
! payments, hereafter at Court ,Greillcs.-
Eue Ciale Free Press. ~ -
IHE WAY HORACE GREELEYs PERSUADED
MULE TO TRAvE1.-Afler trying kicks and
humps IN vain to induce a mule to travel
"h'ch nc bestrided, Greeley resorted to NOR.
u soas'on, and addressing the animal OF.
claimed, Now mule, for Gods sake don't
,e mule The appeal was successful =
he mule Travelled: a ~ .es!@a -
~ =,
A SHORT BRIDAL TR1p.-O, the 4th Of
July, heavy business man Of B,ston-one
IT the well-off merchants Of that city-was
married there to handsome young lady. Of
he place. He was rich, doing good bust;
hess, and forty years Of his life were passed
'efore he saw Miss - - the daughter Of
lis lawyer, and married her. On the morn.
lg Of the 5th they started on a Western
tour, and last week arrived in this
lily and put up at the Newhall. On, this
hort trip the rose had greatl, faded from
Ter cheek, and sadder had turned her eve.
No one knew the cause, but last Monday
hey visited lawyer in this city, and signed
'apers agreeing forever to separate-each to
Q where irclinatlcn might lead, and hence.
Drth 70 be as strangers to each other. He
et,led upon her Boston property to the
mount of,s2o, coo. and gave her. besides
= coo in cash, and yesterday she left for
Boston. Both parties were well educated.
handsome, and apparently we'll fitted for
ach others society, but some cause, IN.
'nown to outsiders, led to the above results.
Rockford Nous. .s e.5asa
:,
Rock ISLAND BR1poE IMrAssAsrR-.
t is said that the draw Of the abovs bridec
annOt be CLOSED. and c0nse0uatlv tra;ne