Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Montreal, March 1.-THE second rad.
ing Of the bill providing for subsidy to the
Canadian ocean mail steamers was carried
by II majority.
The grant to the Montreal telegraph com ON:
pany has been amended by power being
gwen to the government to treat with other
comianies fer the extension sof the tSle-
graph a- :.,ga5 ,g.4,.i;....,.e.. is.4t $50
NEW York, March, ia London pa-
per reports that the Piccolomini, the beau.
tiful and fascinating prima donna. was r6-
Gently married at Dublin, to an Italian
Prince and relative o. one Of the cardinals.
He Is man Of fortune. +. -. '..':
(. AUBURN, N. T., March 17.-Wiiliam
Beach Esq, . prominent and we'll known
citizen and politician Of this city died sud
denly ut Albany on Wednesday. So -,
Senator Seward arrived here FROM, W.sh
,ngton on Wednesday, and is spending .
few days at home. He is in excellen,
health. 5QtFa E2t/5z3a 3a'hiL
ToRoSro, March Ian order has beer
issued by the Postmaster, General. to I'll
,ostnasters in Canada Nest, relieving then
from an, further obligations 20 o,,en, ihel,
offices on Sundays. ,scs5 - ::7sf
FALr1kosE, March l7:~A:g gentleman
just from Washington says that the feeling
Of Democratic national ,committee strongly
tavors having the national convention meet
at Baltimore, Is it appears to be impossible
for the large masses Of people likely to At
tend to get accommodations at Charlestown
even at the most sxorbitant prices. Prom.
nent citizens here offer to furnish the Mary.
land Institute and several other large halls
tor the committee rooms, delegates, etc.,
free of cost, and al of the hotels and eating
houses have made pledge to make no I'd.
vances in rates. The citizens also. withou,
distinction Of party, will throw open thei,
doors for the accommodation Of the vssl
crowds. As further inducement, the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad and those connect.
ing with it from the west will reduce the
rates Of fare to one. half. 's,e fssa ST -itiT
{ BosToN. March 16.-The strikers Of Lynr
made great turn out in procession to .day
numbering over 8,O00. The spectator.
were double that number Several hundred
banners were borne by the strikers. bott
male and female, and the city was decorated
with flags and steamers. The proce sio,
comprised, besides al the strikers Of Lynn
several military and fire companies, viii
bands Of music and delegations Of ladies' from
Swampscott, Marblehead, Danvers, Saugus
Reading, Stoneham Woburn, Beverly, 81.
lem, and other places. The weather va.
delightful, and the proceedings har1nonou,
and gratifying to the partic,pato1s.
St. Louis, March 1.-THE railroad bill
passed the senate yesterday. :, = - '",
Gentlemen from Mexico says the Navajo.
Indians have taken very hostile position
having stolen nearly all the stock in Rie
Abajoe district. Over l0O. 600 sheep and 4
large quantity Of other stock have been run
off during the winter. The entire nation is
combined in this Hostile movement. COL
onsl Fanntleroy, who is preparing an ex.
tens've expedition against these Indians, We.
expected to take the field in person thi,
month. Geo. ksncher has also organized
volunteer Companies for the protection o,
citizens. tt -