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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-02

NSSho VI - WIN oASsAs16 OAs WSOA uSesS4Ou
young man, ambitious to figure in a role above
and beyond that of itemizer Tor daily journal
of rather contracted circulation, would find
sufficient to excuse his laundering impertin-
ence. But when presuming upon the patience
Of his good natured readers, he repeated and
increased the 8 villainous compound" Of Pc
dantry, balderdash and vanity, he went lit
tie too far, and what was intended for the
awe-inspiring war of the kingly lion, tapered
off into the ludicrous bray Of the vassal Jack
ass. ~ -. ..-:. .--,--.- ....-,...-
The intelligent critic will always command
respect and when his efforts are directed
against prevalent vice or the propagation of
pernicious principles, he not only receives the
thanks, but the blessings of mankind; but
when a mere penny-a-liner, whose only claims
to public hearing lies in the facility with
which he can string togethera conglomeration
of jaw-breaking words and latin quotations
taken Unfortunately from the Dictionary,
Encyclopedia and British Reviews, obtrudes
his pointless jargon on the public notice, he
becomes not only contemplate and ridiculous,
but his attempts to ventilate his plagiarism in
the discussion of subject so manifestly above
the reach of his calibre is offensive to the
moral sense Of the community.
1t is not my purpose to discuss with the
hteary editor Of the Pioneer, the moral ten
donc;oc mr. vocroo+;x,, qualities of thu E,a1:o,
able Dance, for any man who deliberately
gives utterance to the following double-distlled
nonsense is above or below the reach of ar
gument. "The vague transitions of dissolv-
ing sruapss the radiant charities of mutual
courtesy, &C., all these, and much more, enter
into the vortex of the dance, from whose
magic circle as from the cruci6le. of the aleaem-
ist, the man or woman springs with the bloom
Of youth renewed upon the cheeks, the mind
whetted for the days sharp battle, and the
body strengthened for its tolls"
All! Mr.. NELL how sadly mistaken you
were in denouncing an institution from which
such numerous and accumulative blessings
flow. Pray cease your advocacy of fireside
amusement and early hours, for alas did
you not know that such questionable prac-
tees adds to the number of " Lunatic Asy-
lums," and in view of the manifold blessings
arising from the Fashionable Dance, and the
awful results consequent upon its being ig-
nored by the religious community, urge
upon your congregation not only the propriety
but the absolute necessity and Christian duty
of becoming proicients in the. Polka and
Scotch reel. Give the example yourself, and
instead of the "Pretoserous inconseauences
on which you base the Church's prohibition
of dancing" you will exclaim in the fullness
of rejuvenated health and "mental recrea-
ton" Hazazer is great, and Wheelock is his
Prophet H.
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1859 MERCHANTS 1859
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CATHOLIC BISHOP OF ST. PAUL.-We learn
that the successor to Bishop Cretin, who died
in 1857, has been appointed The person is
Rev. Thos. L. Grace, of Memphis, Tenn, for
many years Vicar General of Tennessee
The Bishop is an American by birth, and is
said to be man of great talent, piety, and
usefulness. We are told the appointment is
received with great pleasure by the Catholics
of our City.
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BRUNSON, LEWIS & WHITE, .~
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
ST. PAUL, MINI
STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
AGENTS FOR NANHY's REAPER AND MowKR.
st. Paul, Ii, 1858. div.
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A NuIsANcE.-Our attention has several
times been called to the custom of crowd
Of men who congregate on the corner of prin-
cipal streets; for instance Wabashaw and
Third, Roberts and Third, &C., to the great
annoyance Of passers-by, as they block up
almost the entire walk, and it is almost i'm
possible for q lady to pass by. Cannot the
Police keep the pavement clear Of these
loafers? ct least until election.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-02

The BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORS o..
EDWARD HEENAN-The hearing of the appli-
cation of the Board of Supervisors of Ramsey
County for the removal of Edward Heenan,
Register Of Deeds ri was resumed before
Mr.. Sibley yesterday, after an interval Of two
or three months.
Mr.. Hollinshead, on the part of the defense
presented series of objections to the further
prosecution of the case, urging
That on the 9th of February last the
Board OF Supervisors of the County declared
the Office Of Register of Deeds vacant and pro-
ceeded to elect one VIM. H. Morton REGISTER
Of Deeds, whom they now recognize as such.
(Sec. 81, Pc. 81, stat Sec. 2 Pc. SO, stat.)
That the legality Of such removal is not to
be determined on by the Executive, as it pro-
perly comes before the Courts.
That Heenan has been acquitted of the
criminal charges brought against him, some Of
which are specified in the application, by the
District Court. I..
That the application charges Heenan with
several criminal offences. Sec. 6, Art. l,
Const. provides that q criminal shall have
speedy and fair trial before jury in the Dis
trict where the offence is committed.
That the Governor could act atte, the con
viction Of an officer, for criminal offences. and
remove him from Office, &c. And that if il
should be determined to 60 with the hearing, it
&ould be eou6nsd to the 9th 9Th. and
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-02

7. C.. g. H. G.. 3 U r B A NIX
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STORAGE, 1oRwARDINa, AND
AHD AoRnTs goa TIE
SAINT PAUL PRAIRIE Do CHEN PACKET &C.,
Once, Corner Of Jackson 81. and Lower Levee,
ST Pa UL, - MINNESOTA
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THRRMOMErRICAL RECORD.

RIPosfHD ron fHB MsuNnsonAn ~ DAY D J1ks,
DauooIsIs; ooR. THllD AnD CnDAa orasu1s.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
We will receive OF Deposit oil Minnesota Currency
based State Bonds and all reliable endorsed Curren-
cy, and will sell to regular deposors Exchange ON
New York and Chicago at regular current with
out distinction of the kinds Of currency deposited.
r. M.S. PEA>E co.
st. Paul, March 20, 1s59-d8tw1t
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TAKEN UP FOE TRIAL.-Oscar f. jackson,
who has been confined for several months m
the Jail Of our County for the murder of H.
A. Wallace, in Wright County in last Octo-
Der, was on Friday last taken up for trial At
Monticello.
A German named Erline, who has also
been confined, for the alleged murder Of his
brother in the same county, for some time,
Vas taken up at the same time. The eircum-
stances Of these cases have already been
fully given.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-04-02
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Or to any Regular Espress Agency In the United
States, Canada, or Europe.
OSHIcE-In Hayward's Stone Block, st. Anthony
Street, between Wabashaw and st. Peter.
J. @. BURBANK CO.,
st. Paul, April 10, looe-dh Proprietors.
1859 MERCHANTS 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

so Iosx vii demane -h- dsnuncis'son OF al
Socs best Efforts 20 sNseit This an restricted
,,ls sccourt for ~ sra, Bcresse ot the senoan
OF rr. ,,nrsTr. and tIsor OF he city and ircr'as~d
bp.ins,, - - ,i iii al Courts The Grand JnTy $50 Ia
Sor.ra Ne 81 p Grand Jsriss IN pTrssntns wash
sou Nsrl ard M -ound. sstch-d reto 40 nuisance
Tie f.ts fry ere 'schs'ged WITH ecnP deSt Eon 'Ac
Jgdse for tbeir s-a 10 tle Gtsc1ase Oh tAsT dues'
PatTck hirg Msited Tor . Q as saui rnl . "a
70 AL Timothy DI-1. Dec. lS as cIuNie " eS ~
battery oniy, Sno ,y4H D. .@r,si 'ced tou1oTF5S
William Mss-.r Dd,c,>d for re'eivins sNe, "oen y
Csf etfe sh-r.r no h. stolen TIE ~zs 1s
properly of nbt Srrd lie we Convicted ana seA - ~
St1te Prison for tgo snS .uocfos
TIE Sheer sitee Ely to he AEsny o. ne tnoney
Applet osksm'tb, pob.sheE of -. lis ard lifWiHsn
rarned VIM CoUghsn CsFsznth owed Cs-ehlAn IS sr
craving which II. eo %; get Osksnt al oush
he repeatedly imp rtuu.t 70 90 50 Hos vcts w-- the
rou.s aee and srEet Oassnith with ais brother md
vokueu attached CoussS1. sst and sicsed sn oassG<h
ccuvicfse. but rot sertengst
Davis pleaded suTto forgery In the cnts desrec
Not seuieps.d.
Heury Ward pleaded guilty p,; larceny ar' "" sent to
tie Peui'entisry for sx months.
John Brter q Of gErc larceny ana -rrcet %
the State Prison for tao
Daniel ONE and Jey ONei i,dcted for ssssut a'd hes-
.ry with XII Patrick Lyors the itta OF anHary
pleaded euT and hst.ssy, and seGcced %
he Periten;ery for aud pay tine OF = So.
FowArd West Wu Miller convicted 0f hrh~sy
b.ry ed ard three moHihs n the
STATE Prison. The Courl then adjourd-c'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
MkkKlG ID.

CROSBy-BUCHANAN-st st. Louis TO on Netnesdeg,
Jsu H. BY the Bev. y. C. Hutchil son Of Tnty Churcf
henry T. Crosby Of NewYol Mss Jshs eliest daughter
OF the late DtoTse BacbsLsD.
Saturday, Dc. IS ct the Tesiden e
tie tii6e's father b The Rev Wihsm Moyan koiw-I "
Hlch 10 Christina daughter OF Robert 'ssu'
esq 81 o. this oitv.
IRWIs-STISSON-on Tuesdsy Jan. IL, by the Rev Or
sessury the Church of the AnLuucistion Wam rSin
il , to MLss Elizabeth 3tiIson, all Of this city.
oCKWOOD-sKlDEORE-A New Utrecht, Long Island,
on Nedresda, Jan - by III. Rev. Mr. Van Cleek, George
Looiwoed Of Gstns H. Miss +. Al ne, eldest csush-
ter Of Peter ssidnore Of the former place.
sHARPLESs-JOLLlFPE-A Hopewell Meeting, Frederick
County, Va on Fourth day l2h inst Town s-ud snapie
of Philadelphia Elizabeth, daughter Of Reoe,cs and the
late " iliam Jolnhe.
SMITH -TOMPKINs-On Thursday, Jau. ~, ty the Rev.
; Hall at Psrsonsge, No. lb1 Hudson street N H.
Mr William c. Smith and Mira Jane Tompkns al OF New"
York
Albany papers please copy.
THERIAT-ALLEN-On Wednesday, Jan. 10, At the resi-
d,nce Of uncle Thomss Garner by the Rev DI Tsy
or Edv L. TherisI Miss Thorn, only daughter cf
toe latt George n Allen, both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

TuF UpuAN WIFE ABANDONMENT CAsE.-The
EXAMINATION in this case was resumed yesterday be-
bre Justice Welsh, aud several witnesses were ex-
ARMED for the defense.
L4verlll s. Curtis, who resides at No. "a William
greet. the house owned by Mrs. Upham IN New
Haven was sworn. His statements were intended 70
Prove that Mr.. Uphem LEFT New-llsven previous ID
The time alleged by the complainant, and when ne
saerward returned TO that place. that no was ordered
out of the house by his wife. Witness knew MI
lph.m to have called on MS vile on seNeral occasos
Nf the purpose of NAB ing amicable arrangement OF
ne mbter but that the wife would not consent 70 taK
nth bim and ordered him TO leave her. On his cross
t1Amir alton he said that Upham had called at MS
ionse several DAYS since and requested him TO come
bNes-York as witness in The case, and that ne
rttseuted because Mr.. Upham said 1t was very oad
for him. and that he gitnessl Thought he c3ui1
save Mr. Upham some troubles he had never talked
with MIR Upham about this case before; ne hTst saw
Ms. VpbGm sbont tie mi6dle Of April, 1853 and Mr..
Tphsm about a week later IN New Haven the con-
versslion between Mr. and Mis-. Upham Wmch ne
most distinctly recoeced, took place at the heao Oi
TIE stains in Mrs. Cphams house, III when Ie hsa "a
been Iesidug with his parents for some time, bnt ne
did not see them at the time; he kueS them by theI
voices; lie had no illieelings toward MIS- phem,
ard although there as a slight difficulty between ms
mother aud the complainant about the hAing oI
pump he did not enter INTO II, anu tue dmcuIlJ vas
Satisfactorily settled.
Amos Bradley, ore Of the City Assessors OF New
Haven was next sworn aud examined for the pnrp 'se
Of showing who the owner Of the properly repre-
rented to belong to Mrs. Upham. He testified that
she had always bee assessed for the taxes in her own
bsms that she had been to the Assessors oihce and
had sworn to the value Of the property AMI that the
lists bad always been made oul 10 her name.
! Miss Mary Jane CuItiss, also residing at No. -
William street New-Hayen, wss sworn and teStlhed
hat she also heard the conversation at the top OF the
ssr spoken Of in her brothers testimony, and IN
tor6s were: "Maris, | am going down to -lCrk
toIigb, and should like TO know If l should make
Srra5 gements for You and If so, when " Mrs. Up
ham replied by the words "LesVe my houseW aud
had ordered him to leave the premises on different oe-
caSiOns.
Mrs. Curtss, mother Of the above witness was next
t1amined. Her statements welt 70 further than 70
toboratc those of Ter daughter. She expressed her
desrs TO testify TO the TRUTH and said that she would
H. soon TOT tify for one party ne for the other
Hiram Anger, also Of New Haven, was sworn and
t1Smned but his testimony stricken out IS irre-
eysot, the facts elected only went 20 prove Whist
Occurred previous 10 the time in question The ex,
anitation Was then adjourned TO Friday next, a.
peSok.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

a.. p.r,es pot into hand and hand fight Officer
s. OF the City Hall Pre- 'iDct observing the confict
rr~tsd them both for street hgstng, and conveyed
.s, before Justice Wells, at the City Hall Police
ca, Here the pnties each made complaint Of the
Sbsr. Dreber for assault and battery, and Harden
s,o for violation Of the statute which ne re.d ont OF
a. hook tbst the Judge pro1uced. Judge Welsh said
, he could rot decide the at once and set down
s.e besrrg for Monday at 3 O'clock, holding them
boh by their promises to appear ct that time. 10 the
mean tine Under Sheriff vultee appeared in Cont.
Drehsr appealed TO Sheriff yultee, who ssid thas
de lawyer should be arrested, aud told him TO 90
duty" whereupon he took Mr. Hsrdenbrook oy tne
eCHsr, and attempted 70 make him follow. Harden
tOOk appealed to Jsdge wesb, saying, " Hare 10 tne
law: you have a right to interfere, snf 1t Is your
duiy.' Judge Welsh said that he had 10 power TO
h;erfere with Sheriff and declined, when smother
eOtfot ensued with the Sheriffs, during which the
doors of the Court room battered, the railing
acre cracked, and the chairs broken but the lawyer
vas captured, and conveyed to the County jail in
Edridge street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

THE "SHASGHAE GAME."-Dsniel Mcconnell,
nlor, appeared before Justice Welsh yesterday, aud
,sd that he had just returned from a ses voyage IN
he weasel n. B. Palmer, on board Of which be had
hen compelled 10 act sesmsn against his Will,
having been conveyed to the ship 10 state of intoxi
tstop by person whom he believed 10 be Thomas
MADDEN from the fact that his was recorded 10
he 8; reement which had bound him to serve speci-
f,5 time as sailor. He said that on the 18th of
March, 1853, he was 10 the company of Luke Qlnn,
sah whom he drank great quantity Of liquor, which
made him entirely oblivious, and that he re-
rsinsd in that glorious state for some time.
When he awoke, to bis a3tonisbment he found
himself on board Of chip and out az sea. The lag.
ling that he recoected that ne had been at the
esner of Fulton ard South streets. Justice Welsh
tsued warrant, and pretty soon Officer j. s. Smith
brought Hadden into bis presence. Several other
plors that Rad been along on t1e voyage, were
brought in by the uLlucky man, witnesses. Martin
Smith testified that be first Mcconnell on the
porppg Of the 18th, board that ship, in an uncon
lous state from liquor The examination takes place
iodsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
REAL EsTATE.-Tbe following we're the sales of real

DISEASED MUTToF DROUGHT TO MARKET.-A far
her who was here yesterday from Dutchess County
npor4ed that since the commencement Of the Winter
rpwsrd of 200 sheep had died in that part of the
country from the disease called the "scab and that
his ueat had been cent to this city aud sold in our
rsrlets. The sheep when taken with this disease
sOu lose their wool, and become sights loathsome to
box at.
There are, however, plenty Of men who become
sseulators in tlis city to buy up all such products,
And retail them at regular prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

ALLEGED FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-Oficer Mahen OF
BE Sixth Precinct yesterday morning arrested boy,
Il years of age, named john Mullen, charged with
having, upon some sI sht provocation, stabbed Mary
Aims of Baxter street, in the arm, with q PEN
knife, infcticg serious wound. Mary wss sent to
lie Hospital, and John was committed to prison by
Insiice Osborn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

GENIUS IN MINIATURE.-Ihe Holman Family
and Zsyitou, Troupe both corps o sgrpsngy talented
chcren, ennd vocal and insrume na and also
Iacy pAJtOuine TINS AFTERNOON and EvESSG, a. BAR
SUMS Museum II il wonderfully attractive and amusing
Entertainment
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
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GOOD TIDINGS.-The messenger Of health has
ought world better titne that know Of than
that Mrs. ~ ~ GAKDSERs INDIAN BALsAM OF LIytRwoRr
may be obtained all the drugss This 10 the efectus
cure for Coughs, Colds and Con,umpti0n.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-FMDIT. JAs. 81

The G-sud Jury cane ilto Court tnis morning with
tref rrss=T-s1t Ia which ths at
tat TrTy aTe pfIon q busisss Which lad occupied
the bad al.-n ura the fsency Of tAs la~s for
he ppTrsscr 4 tie sale Il i-oIcLng Hqso1 80 long.
,y sesye, tie evil ex.s - tie .sr1rg desee ih:. u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
fAdyer.isement1

The METALLIC TABLET SIROP-lnvented by
GEo. s1UND,Es a. d. i9eTh the genuine article. h.
been eqUe1 FOR producing the kest possible edge -
Can b. obtained Of the subscribers AID sole ns1usct
era, j. 8. SAUNDERS, No. 7 AstoI House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

EsoLoGY.-Examinstions with charts aud
written descriptions Of character siven daily Phreno
loa Cabinet No. 3os Broadway two blocks above the Park.
Pys.s rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies' FOWLER WELLS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
fAdvertigeInept-

TEAs.-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have en
hand every variety Of TEAS TeeDess s1d
private families bouchons oooong and Y6ung HysoD from 2'c
10 GunpoVoer and Imperial from 25c 20 o0c. AL other
qsiies equally Also SD boxes good FAMILY TE. foI
al Cal and examine st No. lz5 Chatham s between Pesrl
ard Roosevelt-sV.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
LAW LVYELLIGENCE.


INDICTMENT FOR MANsLACGHTER.
The United States sst. Marcus Dorety.
To-day the Grand Jury brought IN bill ot ihiict-
meut fyr mansaughier against the above deieniaIt
for causing the death of seaman named ITansue,
during quarrel between them on the ship California.
The particulars Of the stated II detail
t-N oaya ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

THE CIRcUIT COURT.-The Calends At Of this C5lr,
mo.y oisposed Of JudEe rgshsn during the past
weeks and the Court adjourned yeter5ay Judge Lott vi
commence with the reserved causes o. H.ntsy next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

BURGLARIEs.-The house OF Mr.. Roach, NJ. -Sl
South Fist street entered ThurdAy evening aud
Inusicbox, worth 80 s.oen The Of Mr s W Caae
and silyeT-gsTe taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

FIRE DEPARTMEST.-At meeting Of the Trustees
Of the Eihh District Fire Department held Thu sisy
ing James W. Green Of Hose Company No elected Pre-
ssde
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

TO al TI0 haze NeaTls or C0NEcleRctS.
Must the only toor nov open TO the prisoner when
she leaves her dIesTy eel be closed II hiss stood
kindly open for fourteen years and through il have
entered more than one thousand women, and found
comfortable lodging healthy food snd moral training
eDd strengthened and encouraged, q. least halt tn al
humber hsye gone forth to good places, have been
leturbed 10 their fIiends.
We repeat the question-Must this friendly door be
coed against these nnof,uustes and they e to seek
neir former miserable hauDts, aud agaia become the
auS;es Of prison
Ia uis city Of churches and palaces, will such
t,eted aud Christian charity Dc suffered 70 perish
terc'y for lack If pecuDiary assistance
IheSe questions may be satisfactorily answered by
taypg te aid pressingy required with the Ma.ror,
. the Home, No. l9l Tenth avenue, or with the
InSs0rer, No. lSS West Tsepty.dfth street.
Niss c III SEDG NiCk, kilst Directress-
Mrs T. C. DOREMUS, Second DGectress.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

Advertisement
A. w. EABER's LEAD PENCILS, sold at retail
ar all s.aorers. At whole sale only By
L. yABER. sole Agent. No. l3S WD.ismst.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
BROOKL YW IZIE,NS.

Mr.. VAgDFyHoFF IN BRooKLYS.--The last reading
in the New Chapel will be given on Monday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
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A VIAL WAN SrPPLIED.-
BARDEN's CONDENSED FAMILY MEDICINES.
Embracpg the good Others without their defects.
They neither sckeD, debiste, the consti'uton
Pre- pared only BY HINRY BlRDEN, M d
PsIk Buildings No BeekmaI-st, ". Y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

name Justice Kelly committed the soou'sd to pr'ou in default
Of $50 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

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