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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09

through his hands, shouting Amida, Amida,
from tho bottom Of his lungs. The altars in
the temples and mias looked like barber shops.
from the great number of stop knots" which
the Japanese had cut off and hung up as of.
ferIngs. Over every pathway charms, were
suspended to barricade the approaches to the
houses and hamlets. You may imagine what
spectacle all this was to your friend. But
enough for the present. am well, thanks
to Providence, and now my chief anxiety is
to hear from home.
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THE LATEST FROM EUROPE.

s.- So - e 4.fet =f-
-' New YORK, June 30.
The following was the latest by telegraph
from London to Liverpool, previous to the
sailing OF the Arabia: saae. ises.sseeT
LONDON, June e1s.-Kossuth has left London
lor Parls with French passports. On Monday
next ne VIII arrive at Genoa, where q becom-
ing reception awaits him. He will have audi
ence OF Napoleon, but no grounds exist for
the report in circulation as to his plans. An
amnesty has been granted to the political pris-
oners at Naples, on the strong remonstrapce
of Mr.. Elliot, the British Minister. -
The Times, in its city article of last evening,
quotes advices from Frankfort, which state
that the German Confederation are understood
to have resolved that $4,000 men, (namely
10000 Prussians and 40 900 Austrians) shall
be statioued on the Rhine.
Ihere are also strong rumors that Prussia
VIII issue some decisive announcement in the
course of a few days. ~. =
According to prevalent conjecture. peace ia
to be proposed to the Emperor Napoleon on
certain conditions, and if these are refused
Germany is to enter into the war. Under
these circumstances, there is great anxiety and
stagnation in all commercial cities.
The Times also says that Russia is making
vast warlike preparations at all her naval de-
pots. Her naval division is reported to num-
Der 80 first class ships, and the Baltic feet S5
sail of line, of which fourteen screw are at
Constadt.
The Times accounts for the recent shipments
of gold from st. Petersburg to London. as
payment for machinery made in America and
elsewhere. Large Russian orders are still
lying unexecuted in England.
The Daily Neaos thinks that the Cabinet is
notyet complete, and complains Of the manner
in which Mr.. Miner Gibson has been moved
from post to post to make room for the old
class of placemen. ---...---
1t was reported that the Generals under
Peiessier are forthwith to repair to their res.
pectlve stations, and it was considered not
improbable that the army now called the
Army of the West would soon be denomina-
ted the Army of the Rhine. The French
army of observation on the Rhine numbers
1000.
Commercial letters from Vienna describe
the financial condition of Austria as one of
complete bankruptcy.
A letter from st. Petersburg saws, if Prus-
sla allows herself to be guided into menacinp
steps, Russia will concentrate troops on the
Gallaclan frontier, and send detachments of
her fleet to the Prussian Baltic ports.
1t is said that the 18th of June was the dav
appointed for the rising in European Turkey.
The political ferment in Persia was increas-
ing
Demonstrations in honor of the French VIC
tories had taken place in Greece.
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Garibaldi,s Wife.

Some OF the most interesting passages in
ed lady OF extraordinary qualities, native
of one of the States of South America. She
was trained to horsewomanship, and the most
athletic habits prevail among the females of
those countries. Though, like him, noble
hearted, affectionate and disinterested, she
also possessed a similar degree of personal
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09
Encampment at Lafayette.
LAFAYETTE, July /

Hon. Thos. Corwin and w. w. Fosdick,
Esq, arrived at eight o'clock this evening to
fulfil their appointments as orator and poet at
the State celebration on the Fourth of July.
The Lafayette Guards marched to the en-
campment this afternoon Military companies
from. various places in this and adjoining
States are arriving by every train. The en-
campment grounds already present a brilliant
and imposing appearance.
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WASHINGTON. Jur

A report has for some time been current
that Commander Maury is to be detached from
the national observatory. Those best ac-
quainted with the subject say that ii this
should take place, it would be with the view
to place him in active service as commander,
in. which capacity he has not served since his
elevation to that rank, and that without such
service, he would not be in the line of further
promotion.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09
Gold at Pixies Peak.

The Missouri Democrat received a few days
since contains full statement in relation to
the Gold at Pixies Peak, signed HORACE
GREELEY and others, which fully confirms all
the wild stories told of the richness of the
diggings in that region. 1t is very lengthy,
and we have condensed it for our paper, Civ
ing sufficient to show its full purport, ,and have
given in full the caution at its close, to which
we call particular attention:
GREGoRr's DIGGIEGs, J
(Near Clear Creek, m the Rocky Mountains,)
June 9th, 1859. J
The undersigned, now here for the express
purpose of ascertaining and setting forth the
general interest, unite in the following state
ment
We have this day personally visited near
ly all the mines or claims already opened in
this valley, have witnessed the operation of
digging, Transporting and washing the vein
stone, have seen the gold plainly visible in
the rifles of nearly every sluice, and in near
ly every pan of the rotten quartz washed in
our presence; and have seen the gold visible
to the naked eye, in pieces of the quarts yet
lully ueCOupOScu, dIlu nave ITOUl Cflc
few who have already sluices in operation, ac-
counts of their several products as follows
Reigler, Spain & Co., have run sluice,
with some Interruptions, for the last three
weeks; they are four in company, with one
hired man. They have taken out little over
5000 pennyweights Of gold, estimated by them
as worth at least $4,000; their first day s
work produced $2l; their highest was $4O5
Sports, Henderson & Co., from Farming.
ton, Indiana, have run their sluice six days in
all, with four men-one to dig, one to carry,
and two to wash; four days last week pro.
duced 5000 Monday of this week produc.
elk $3.50. ' q.
Foote & Simmons, from Chicago, one
sluice, run four days; two former days pro-
duced $40. -.- m
Defrees & Co., from South Bend, Indiana
have run small sluice eight days, with the
following results: first day, S57; second
day, $50; third day, $95. Have just sold
! their claim for $4,000. ....
Shears d Co., from Fort Calhoun Nebras
ka, have run one sluice the first day, pro-
duced $50; second day, $343; third S51O
| all taken from within three feet of the sur.
| face ...r .,s.
Brown & Co., from De Kalb County, Ind
have been one week on their claim; carry
their dirt half mile; have worked Their
sluice day and a half; produced $3.50; have
taken out quartz specimens containing from
| so cents to $l3 each in gold. "a - -.s,,.
Casio, Kendall & Co., from Butler county
Ia., reached Denver March 25th, drove the
first wagon to these diggings have been herr
five weeks worked first on claim, on which
! they ran a sluice, but one day; produced
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09

ed by late writer in Harper's Magazine for
June-a considerable portion of which article,
however, is exceedingly incorrect, (and no
wonder, either, seeing that the writer thereof
was to my certain knowledge, not within a
hundred miles of the Red River of the North,
and therefore could not reasonably be expec-
ted to give very accurate description of a
country which he had never seen) But, no
matter; 60, my friends, and see for yourselves,
and if you do not return with renewed health
and strength, and with varied and pleasing
"reminiscences to entertain your friends, then
the writer of this will acknowledge himself
somewhat mistaken
In conclusion, know that people are very
fond of giving advice, and that in many cases
they do not follow it themselves; but this will
not be so with me, for shall most undubita-
bly take the medicine recommend to others,
and leave tomorrow for the land of the Da.
cotahs, whence it is not at all improbable that
the readers of this journal may hear from me
occasionally again. E. w.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09
The Proposed Pure hase of Cuba.
WASHINGTON, June 80.

Cur Ex- Minister of Spain, Dodge has pub
lished card, in which he says that while the
prospect of acquiring Cuba by purchase un-
der the present circumstances IS inausplclous,
he has never even intimated that the PROPOSE
ton in any way involved the honor of Spain,
or that the purchase might not at future Pc
riod be effected. He believes the course re-
commended by the President, will lead to the
consummation of that object by honorable
negotiation.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09
Admi nistration Triumph In Maine.

BANGOR, Me-, July I.
The Democratic State Convention, which
met here yesterday, nominated Manassah
Smith (Adm.) for Governor. The vote stood
Smith (Adm.) sO4 Smart, (Douglas) 2s4 !;
scattering, s5. The delegates to the Charles
ton Convention are, George Shipley, E. Wilder
Farley, (Adm.) and A. N. Roberts and Bion
Bradbury, (Anti-Adm.)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13
BONnNbeL's
B is u LPHITE OF LIME.

Theproprietor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
IcAL WORKS anxious disappoin the regular Gus
TONERS OF the establishment compelled in view of the diff
Guilty anticipated of filing the unpeceden,edy large orde,s
that are being daily received inform all the old patrons
the Bl-suLPH1TE OF LIME manufactured ct the great
Southern Works. that unless they send their orders early
as to secure them eligible place the order books
disappointment may be experienced in their receiving it, which
would be vexatious both parties Already
been completed at the Works make having at leBst
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-SULPBITE
prepared but this large quantity would seem to be insult
hcen 80 unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and many who either
employed this most valuable defecato or have procured II
from other manufactures.
The strength of the BIsULPHITE being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BONNABEL will be
found uniform and Of strength than at any other perod
no pains or expense having been spared bring this nyaua
bic chemical product perfection possible and tn
make worthy of The high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters of the State
Planters DESTROYS to have the GENUINE BI-SIIPHITE
OF LIME manufactured at the Southern Works sboula sne
city particularly in their orders through their merchants m
address themselves drectlyto
H. BONNABEL,
Nc. Front Levee
Oh Ipa6W between Customhouse and Bienville sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-13

1 NEW ORLEANS january TO- 1852
| Mr.. N. S. HIpR1cK. No. 2s Camp street;
DEAR SIR: In the publication by YOU in the morning
papers, headed "a Card Public you object certain
| advertisement of the GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MA
CHIMES inserted in the Picsyne of Saturday last and ex
press your astouishmen at the therein
made WIS as much astonhed YOURSELF as had ueye,
authorized the publication of any an advertisement
On Friday handed in to the Picayune publication
Saturdays the following printed Slip taken from the
Crescent a@4
invented aud is ready be the public by
the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company Ii has been
examined by competent judges pronounced to be su
perior to anything nven is the wonder and
admiration Of every one. Nothing simple AZ
child eight years old work with case 1t sew faster
.nan any other machine and is bound supesede others
Ihere none of the trouble keeping working
ere is IN machines of other Makers not te
operator to have printed instructions in
70 work IT, q. is the with the Wheeler Wilson machine
fhere is no leather pad which very troublesome the
wheeler Wilson machine 1t require the thread all
TO be rewound into complicated pooIer as is required bv
the sioa and Wheeler Wilson machines from the
original spoos just they purchased from the stores The
reputation Of the machines formerly made by the Grover
Baker Company well known all the world Hundreds
of the first families in New Orleans the soub
bear testimony to the superior qualities the Grover
| machine .=
In order to place these useful machines every family
tue manufacturers have introduced perfect machine suitable
for family sewing at the low price of Fifty Dollars
A Of the leading patterns of the Baker Machines
can be at tie Southern Depot the Company
II Camp street where purchasers will receive all required in
formation"
This advertisement you will observe true statement
u ana Inc ONLY machine referred to requiring
pages of printed instructions work it is the Wheeler WI
son. The also refers Wheeler Wilson
tae ONLY machine requiring the troublesome leather pad
Ihe PicaJune, however, took the liberty, WITHOUT MY
KNOWLEDGE OR CONSENT to strike Wheeler
Wilson wherever occurred in the advertisement and
ALL OTHER MACHINES, ''thus making me state what
never intended to convey to the public notoriousy
false in regard to all other Machines excepting the Wheeler
wilson MAKE Permit me to say that although you sold
large number of Machines Weed soat Patents and
by 80 doing have diminished The sales of Company
SENT yet have eelngs you and cannot hut
admire your strict attention BUSINESS and
ar and honorable in representing claims Of the va
rons Machines now in the market.
trust that my explanations herein made prove sasac
tory to you. Your obedent servant,
jail 2ptf WIN. L. CUSHING
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DIR. g. 2. CRANE

LIN. " +. CRA NE,
whose successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs by the Inhalation of Electro and Medical
po now well to be the only reliable philosophical
which bid defiance to the ordinary of practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
of all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
means o. versnss Electro Chemical Baths Gavanism and
Electro Magnetism. ~
convenience Of those afflicted Diseases of the
and Lungs and unable to visit the city, desire con-
suation list of Questions has prepared and will be for
warded on application to DR.. G.,
No 146 ST. JOSEPH STREET NEW ORLEANS.
nhaiing Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular case
eratients from the country be accommodated with
s' At 'ne Ansn'ate. MO 2p6m&W
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EEte1lsiUe Safe
Or
MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN
AND FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for
IPAR.E E NTS AND FAMILY USE
Extensive Safe


PARyE SE rs AND FAMILY Use
MIR. JAMES p. JUDSON
Respectfully informs the public that he has the Store
No. Camp street. and opened large and elegant stock Of
magnificent FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GooDs dirsc,
from the manufacturers suitable for Presents and family
The Porcelain comprises complete assortment of Plain God
Band and Decorated Dinner Dessert Tea Breakfast
latest styles
The richest assortment Of FANCY CHINA ever offered in
this city, viz Vases, Coognes Toilet Sets Card Baskets
Motto Cups Figured 1nksands China crucxes Toy and
Dinner Sets Puff Boxes Jewel Holders, and Nick Nacks
Bohemian and French CRYSTAL GLASS Decanters, Cob.
let's Tumbes Card Receivers Coognes Bowls Iiouer
Sets etc. etc. And to induce large sales the above will
be disposed Of after the following very liberal plan
With every purchase to the value 50 SO and upwards
PRESENT WILL BE GIVEN, varying In yaue from Fifty
Gents to One Hundred Dollars.
n1rLadies especially invited to call and examine this stock
Jas 2ptf
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III. II. BNCEIey,

a III A K q r
No. Camp street,
Has recently received additions stock consisting
Of
FINE GOLD WATCHES
For Ladies and Gentlemen fine SILVER HUNTING LE-
VERS, GOLD CHAINS, BREAST PINS EAR RINGS and
FINGER RINGS etc. large stock of pure Coin SILVER
WARE. complete assortment Of
Pebble SpectacIes,
to snit sight The whole offered prices
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted
dc 2ptf
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reputation Of Platform and Counter Scales has induced the
manufacturers and vendors of imperfect worthless Bal
offer them Fairbanks, Scales Some have even
stamped them Fairbanks Patert and purchasers have
thereby frequently been subject to fraud and imposition
instances have recently been brought notice
New Orlesns and other Southern cities We have
with honorable competitors who transact business
but regarding the perpetrators the frauds
pursuing alike unjust dishonest We take this
method Of cauosing the public against their imposons
Fahank Scales manufactured by the original inventors
and for sale at their Principal Southern Warehouse
No. IS Camp street. New Orleans
jR12 2p6t FAIRBANKS 4 co.
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Singers
S q WIN G MA CHIN ES.

Singers
S % w i N G. M A HIN ES
CERTIFICATES of the universal success of these Ma
chimes in this State have been published, and of
OVER 500 SOLD IN THIS REGION.
the undersigned that any are out of repair
SINGERS Family and Plantation Machine combined CAM
be excelled for fine work. and with equal facility leahe
trace, and is WARRANTED THREE YEARS even in III,
charge of negroes.
SEWING MACHINE PREMIUMS.
The that the American Institute many leading State
Fairs have at different times awarded the FIRST PREMIUM
to The Avery Sewing Machine the Watson Ten Dollar
Sewing Machine, and to ether worthless Sewing Machines
when in competition with all the Sewing Machines proves
that the decision of Committee of Examiners is no evidence
the superiority OF Sewing Machine. For this reason NJ
Singer Co. have not recently for the Premium
any Fair nor have they authorized their agents So but
few instances agents exhibited the Machines and
have been successful.
The First Premium Of the State Of New York
WAS AWARDED TO
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE
AT THE STATE FAIR IN SYRACUSE,
In October, 1858.
There has not been State Fair in Albany for five years,
The First Premium was also awarded Singers Machine at the
late Fair at Memphis, Tenn. ''ta
The First Premiums awarded to Singers Machine a. the
American Institute, at the Exposition Universal in Paris and
atthe leading Mechanical Associations in the o. tied States are
exhibition at 50 Camp street.
Mention is not made Of these Premiums as evidence s N,
superiority Of the Singer Machine prevent the puc
from being deceived BY the false statements the agents Of
other Machines. "
The only RELIABLE EVIDENCE Of the SUCCESS Of Sew.
ing Machines the CERTIFICATES those who use them
WALTER BENNETT,
JAS 2p2t<W Agent, IS Camp street.
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ii .WeGfiCine
Scientifically compounded, efficient in action its
cures, containing nothing uoxious thing harmless
merits and will receive the support public Witness the
ORIGINATED BITTERs,
that remarkable specific for Dyspepsia Indigestion and Gen
eral Debility.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l51 Chartres street,
ja10 2p6ta1w General Agents.,
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pks CsaAollcity and Protessantism are at.
~ - ~ 81 o1r Catholic population, BY
Al /, "a handsome sprinkling Of
fxp4 AZ rights lecture q On the E Popular
n hulicity, n and the advertisement
- u VI sioo, which may IS considered
Ffots1 ~ cleFgymen 81 laymen 10 ap-
- ~ lain their objections. If Dr..
~ hon, there u little doubt that
- den acconlaciats him.
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RUILDERs, PAMrrRs, GLAz1ERs and others engaged
y he echanc of Nj
Ksasny e MasszAe street. slways has on hand
e md ynoas assorted stock Of Implements and materials
reqnsA in their several voeaons Agcuturasts and era
sie viii also nd 4 his extensive depot erehandse in reau
ssition among them.
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UMos.d's

UH0rG,s
CELEBRATED SMOKE.CONSUMING PATENT
OIL LAMP.
At from 81 SO to Sc SO each.
An Economical Lamp with the Illuminating power of gas or
camphene, with of their disadvantages We have tried
this Lamp to entire satisfaction may safely recommend
1T those who patronze the midnight No person who has
ever tried one Of these lamps would be willing give ten
times Its cost could be replaced Reading or Sew
ing Lamp we have never its equal 1t gives light equal
four or hve ordinary lamps The beauty of the Lamp that
don't smoke SMELL while burns the poorest lard
or fat producing soft yet brilliant light which, with the
shades reflector falls clear upon table book or work
adapting especially the convenience persons reading
writing sewing at sedensry work. We have found
1t answering well to what is claimed for IL.
rsen by otherwise directed to any point in
this or the adjoining States.
NJ. O'CONNOR,
Isl Poydras street, New Orleans
the sole and only authorized Agent in the
and vicinity for the sale most Economical Patent oil
Lamp. ial0 enst
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The Eastern Clarion,

D. h. ADAAS...... .EDTTOR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the argestcirculstisp
OF any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered as an advertising medium Merchants of New Or
cans.
ordersfor advertisinglefat the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be punctually attended to-.
A1-FRANE A. BARTI ETT agent for Nav or,.sr. 40 o.
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Rich StOck

WATCHES,
GRE SrL YER rr-ARE.
just opened from steamship Cahawba by
E. A. TYLER,
No. ITO CANAL STREET between chartres aud Royal s.s
The attention of the public invited to some of the RICH
EST JEWELRY, consisting in par. Of
DIAMOND BRACELETS,
DIAMOND BREAsrPINs.
EARRINGS, STUDS
." SLEEVE BUTTONS, RINGS, DC.
The same descriptions OF Goods set with RUBY OPAL
TURQUOISE PEARL ard GARNET in sets or singl,
MAGNIFICENT GOLD CHAIN BRACELETS and NECK
LACEs.
SPLENDID CHATELAINEs.
GENTLEMEN's FOB CHAINS and WATCH GUARDS,
Also to his Magnificent stock Of
WATCHES,
Of the make Of all most celebrated manufacturers in
Europe cased with GOLD SILVER and Sc. richly with
DIAMONDS, PEARLS and RUBIEs.
He has, besides, one-of the largest stocks Of
Pure Silver Ware
brought South which he is Offering at VERY LOW
PRICES.
Purchasers would DO well ocel and examine before pur
chasing
E. A. TYLER,
jal0 2p6. ITO Canal street.
=4- IheOdOT' D0nxigeF,
Nos. 22s AND go, CORNER ROYAL AND ST. PHILLIP
STREETS,
Branch Store, No. I25 Rampant
(Late Circus streetD
Will sell of all his Winter Stock a. Reduced Prices
prsng-
To make room FOR SPRING GOODS. now coming Oh.
just received
CHEAP BALL AND EVENING DRESSES
TARLATANs,
RIBBONS
FLOWERS and
REAL JoUvIN GLOVES.
ialo 2pf THEODOR DANZIGER.
.tesU and Fashionable CLOthi1sa.
F. STRINGER & CO.,
80 Camp street,
Invite attention their wesssored stock Of
Sup. French Cloth FKoCK and DRESS COATS
Rich Velvet and Plush VESTS,
French and English CASHMERE PANTS,
Rich SILK sCARFs,
CRAyATs. AID
NECK TIES.
sH1RTs-of best quality
UNDER GARMESTs-of every description
ROBES DE CHAMBEE,
JoUvIN's KID GLOVES.
a24 2pfeod FRENCH CAMBRIA HANDEERcH1EFs.
Presents
N Q r r I S, MAULL & CO.,
ChoTHIE:Rs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Have just received large of the CELEBRATED
n II q: VZN z-xES
-Comprsng the
NAVARRO,
CHAMBoRD,
BOURBON,
HoRTENsE, and
MALAKOFF
All of Different Styles,
As now by The different political parties in Paris!
ROBES DE cHAMBRE,
And
AMY cAABRlC HANDkERCH1EFS-ln every variety. |
DOC 2ptf
DR.. George W. Smith,