The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume], May 29, 1856, Image 3

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At the M E. General Conference at ladaut
apolii. oa the 14th. the Committee oa Itiner
ancy reported again* any sxtsosioc of the
preeent limited term ol a preacher’s appoint
ment to Oftatfoo. Tlity allege that the memo
rialists asking such extension are too few it
nun her to authorise the making of sach a
change, and that the arguments on which the
memorials are based are such at wooM lead to
settled rather than itinerant ministry.
The report was ditettmed at great length,
hot was Anally adopted
We hare not room to pnbiinh the addrese of
the Bishops to the Mtthodiat General Confer
ence, we therefore select from that document
the following:
As to tha general work, its program since
.•ar lest ereeioo has, npoa the whale, been en
couraging. This statement is sustained b j sat
i,factory proof In 1891. oar official minutes
reported 4.450 travelling preachers. 6.700 lo
cal preachers tod 721304 members and pnv
bationsrs; while our minutes in 1855 give us
5.408 travelling preachers, and 8310 local
preachers,799.43l members and probationers
-showing a net increase during the four rears
past of 858 travelling preachers, 910 local
preachers, and of 77327 members and proba
tioners
The number of subscribers to the various
periodicals Is as follows •
rsr-’iu nlvovsts »sj Jaunt! 25.17 S
Wtttvni tSriMias Ad'tssi* ... SS.TIS
Sort here Chrutua aSvecsw .. IS.DOS
N->rthw*<ura Cknsilss sSvoaaia to,OSS
rutohafh chroma Advossw S.tot
SoaOar Srbsol ASaaeala lI4.SVS
MlwSasrr ASvooala J 4.000
Chrtt'toh ASalaeUt. I Samoa! S.9JJ
Qusrtsrlv Bsvftsw 2. .SI
Nattasal Htfaraa .. IS,STS
LhSlao BapoUtory XS.SSO
The whole number of eabecrihers to the ve
nous periodicals is 285.4(1, and the whole
number of single eopiee of three usefol publi
cations issued and scattered abroad in a year is
9.097,840.
The Sunday School, the Tract and General
Catalogues have been enlarged daring the lest
lour years by the addition of 543 new works, in
cluding 314 bound volumes, and 129 tracts
The Sunday School Library, io its various se
ries, new numbers 10(6 volumes
The list of tract publications has already
reached 72 tract volumes, and 589 tracts, io
eluding quite a number io the German, Dan
ish and Swedish languages And the whole
of sopiTcG copies -it .book* wlAreets
large and small, issued by the two Concerns
during the lest four years, is 15.588.92 C. inclu
ding 7.226,409 bound volumes and 8,362 517
tracts und pamphlets
Oo Thursday the 15lb, both the Old end New
School Presidential General Aseemblire met in
New York The Old School assembled io Dr.
I’Biu.irs' church, and the Rev Dr Rrct
preached the opening sermon to a crowded
1-ougregatioii. Rev Dr Misobavi, closed the
services with prayer, after which the Assembly
was regularly constituted, and the roll of dele- 1
gates called over The Commercial says:
Rev Dr. P McFarland, of Virginia, was
elected moderator, and the Rev Dr Campbell,
of Albany, N. Y , temporary clerk
The first General Assembly held its meeting
in 1780, consequently tbit is the C7th anneal
meeting This body ia composed of repreaen
tatives from tlie numerous presbyteries into I
which the Church is divided, io tLe ratio ofi
clerical and lay commuaiooer from avery ores- i
bytery, excepting those presbyteries which !
have more than twenty-four clergymen and
churches, which are entitled to additional com-1
mitsioners, both clerical and lay, for the excess :
of their members over this amouDt.
There were st the last meeting of the Cen
tral Assembly 146 prcibyteries. end probably
there ere now 150 Were these all repreaen
ted. there would be s» aggregate of over 300
comniisssoncrs A very lair representation is
expected, end it is predicted that there will be
over 250 delegates in attendance Three will
represent over 3.000 churches, having over
2U0.000 communicants—embracing many of
the most respectable and distinguished men of
the land
The New School General |Aaeembly (sixty
second session.) met in Rev. Dr. Adam'a
church, Madison square. The attendance was
very large. The annual sermon was delivered
by 'Rev Wm. C. Wiener, D. D . of Loekport
Rev Dr. L. P. Hicock, of the Troy Presbyte
ry, was chosen Moderator; S. H. Hall and 8.
G. Specs were choeen Secretaries Rev. Dr.
Adams gavt some very judicious advice for
their guidance during their eojourn in New
York. He laid one of their number had been
cheated out of S4O that morning io a stock
auction room, which plm-st it would be well
therefore to avoid. A nation against pocket
book droppers was also voluuteemJ.
In the new School Uensrel Assembly, the
slavery question promises to be a bone of con
tention On the 21et, the diacuaeioo on the
•object of slavery, continued through the day,
bet without coming to env conclusion as to
the disposition of the two reports touching the
powers of the Aaembly, in regard to alerery.
Some members advocated the declaration that
slavery is a tin yvr •«. A number of Southern
gentlemen threatened, io case of such a declara
tion, to withdraw from the Assembly
llsllrt of tlr John rraahlln-s I spoAl
tiaa.
A box has beou received in New York, for '
shipment to Loodon. coots niog a portion (per
baps allj of the relics of Sir Jons Fbaxeux’i '
expedition The articles were received from 1
the Hudson's Bey Hour, at Lacbioe, Canada
These articles, it will be remembered, were d» ;
covered by Messrs A* Diasc* and Srnwanr.
«bo passed through St Paul last winter, on '
the shores of the Polar Sen The Mowing is
a list of the articles :
1 piece snow shoe marked Mr Stanley (the
name is cut into the wood with a pan knife .)
1 piece of cane (apparently bamboo i
1 piece of wood—par. of a boat with copper
toiodiDg
-1 piece of wood—pert of e boat with the
word ' Erebus " cut into it
2 pieces buotiog
1 piece cordage.
1 piece leather—the isstdt of a backgam
uioo board
1 piece metal—the graduated part of a bar
meter
1 piece of Iv.jry—port of a mathematical
parallel ruler
1 piece Irory—apparently part of s mathe
matical instrameti'
A Moon. Ptnuc Orrira—The New Yarn
roreaxa Cornell voted to Mr Fiaoo. City
Comptroller an increase of salary emanating
to $2 000 per annum and is his letter decli
ning it. says that daring twenty years of offic*-
bolding, be has never accepted an eitre allow,
sore of one dollar
A Dbtbccttvb Fran—The City Hospital
n at Lo*» ooe of the moat splendid sdifiev-i
is the cceatry was -batroysd by fire on the
morning of the iith. The coat of Urn stnsetara
■u 1100 000 oc which __tta of 835.-
"O 0 had been effected Uwe of thf ’Ssmanm tf
the hospital was burned to isnu
CITY AND COUNTRY.
SAINT PAIf I :
TksetSs) JBaratlaß •■ - »ay «B. IS4O.
non rmrmsvArs Daut
BOTBICTITE rtBE t
POBTY THOl’aa'i! DOLLAB3 W «TH or rBOPtB
TT a.VD MXeCIUNDUI MSTLOTBO
Mo laaoraaev.
One of the most destructive first that ever
occurred in Si Paul, broke out yesterday be
tween twelve ami one o'clock r. la the frame
block, ou 8t Anthooy street, near the post
office, but recently completed, and jointly ownml
by Mesas. Filer sod M'Clcxo, aod Dr. J. H.
Srcwanr. The building was two stories In
height, end had a front on St. Anthony stmt
of ninety-seven feet. It contained on the first
Boor, five storeeooam; and rooms in the sec
ood story, occupied by different individuals at
offices.
The fire originated in the basement of the
building, immediately under Mr. John Kdkoxd
■ox's store. A small foresee had been located
outside of the building, by that gentlemen, es
a convenience in beating iroos. The high wind
which prevailed daring the morning, drove the
fire under the room occupied by Mr. Edmcsd
eox. nod set on fire a lot of shavings which had
been left there The flames spread with light
ning like speed, and in Icm than ten minutes
the roof tell in, and naught was left of the
block of buildings but e mess of smouldering
ruins. We never saw e building destroyed
with such rapidity as the one yesterday. The
only article we heard of, as being saved, was
the trunk of one gentlemen rooming in the
second story ; he was in the building when the
fire commenced, but ell that he could do, was
to secure e trunk and make his own escape --
In two minutes from the tune the smoke was
first discovered, the entire building Was wrap
ped in flames ; and such was the intense heat,
that it was impossible to approach within a
hundred fast of the burning building
Thu wind was blowing from the south-east.'
and very fortunate is it. that such was tbs case
If Til? kliitl' - lr»cf eh*!Jgld, cither tar
above, ou St Anthony street, or the post of
floe, eiprem office, and all the houses in that
neighborhood, would have been destroyed As
it was, the flames and burning fragments were
blown by ths wind on unoccupied ground. Tbs
only building burawd in addition to the block
on the eonth side of St Anthony street, was
the marble shop of Mr Janes Antoox, imme
diately opposite. Mr. A.’s shop was burned to
tbs ground, and it required the utmost efforts
of the Pioneer Engine Company, to preserve
Col Roßtarsox’-. building, on the corner o
Third and Wabashaw streets.
Io about an hoar from tha time the fire
broke out. the wind snbaided considerably, and
no farther dauger esitled of the spread of the,
flames.
1 The frame block destroyed was built on leasf
|ed ground, by J H Srtwaar and Messrs, j
| Pam and M Clvxo The former gentleman;
j will lose, by the destruction of his interest in |
the building, 91.500, end the last named per
■one estimate their lost at 82 600 There was
no insurance upon the building Dr. Stxvaxt
had concluded a verbal arrangement for an in
surance, but it had not been committed to arrit
log. and is, consequently, of no force—the ne- j
ccanary pepere were to hare been drawn up yes
terday.
The heaviest loas by the fire was that of
Memre. Gasxvwtar A Caarrau.. the proprie
tore of the very extensive Jewelry Store in the
block 'These gentlemen had but recently re 1
ceired Irom the east an extensive stock of jew
elry, witches clocks, Ac. They had in tbe!
store, oot only a large number of gold and ill-,
ver watches of their own, but a number that
had been left for repair A smell case of jew
elry was tbe only article saved , end their re
tire stock, comprising many articles of teste
end value, now lies dtsfignred or destroyed io
tbe mass of rubbish that marks the site of tbe
building In addition to the loas of jewelry,
which Memre OatixLiar A f'lurrxr.L suffer,
eleren hundred dollar* in money was destroyed,
with all their papers, accounts, Ac. The mon
ey, consisting of fire hundred dollars In gold
and sit hundred in paper, was in the safe, to
gfther with a number of gold watches—bat,
unfortunately, tbe u/t door iso* unloJml,- -and ’
the mooey. valuable papers and watches were
destroyed. Messrs Ueresutsr A C'xarpxu.
estimate their 1-os at 923,000, this sum will
probably he decreased by the recovery of many
. valuable articles in tbe rein* This firm is one
of tbe moot enterprising in the city, and the re
gret of tbe public at their misfortune, is no
leas general than it is heartfelt and sincere.
Mr. Jon> Lnnixoaos, who owned tbe cor
ner, near the Post Office, eatimaris hi. loss at
98.000 Mr E but recently arrived io St.
Paul, yet be had exhibited bis enterprise and
energy by opening a merchant tailor • store,
which would rival many of tie- first clan es
tablishments in the eastern cities ilia stock
coat him in New Yurk 97.800 No insur
ance
Dr M B Patrxasox. deuust,also met with
a beery lorn, io (be destruction of hie large!
' stock of dentist s materials, furniture, and raioa
bl« papers, Ac Doctor P occupied two
room* in tbe second story, which he bad fitted
ap with great taste and neetoem He esti j
mates bn low at 92 900 No insurance The
j papers for an moaraore were to have b*wo
made oat yvalrrday
Dr Rttwast, iu addition u- hie interest In
tbe budding, lone* upwards of two thousand
dollera in form tare surgical instruments books
Ac , Ac
Memn A < Dim. J T Utcur-ao sad
Oarri.it Mtu.it occupied rooms ia tbe second
story of the building and lost their furniture
books, riothmg Ac Isms e%t.»*>«•) *'
91 000
Mr Aairiov abate uuble shop *t* dc
strayed Jeserv— tbe sympathy tod aid (if be
withes it) of all cstr citisren At the time Mr
Hanaro*!! s store wan destroyed lost fell, Mr (
A xinov s shop was burned down Mr A s
loas by the fire yesterday, he eotimalea at
91.500
The following recaprtalatioo gives the losses
of tha (Liferent indindnals wad the total lost
wkirb. it will fa men, amour.ti to 9444100 !
This may be reduced but w* do not thmk it
. will vary mater ally from tha figure
BrasaksfA ca*rr*ll, ia«a in. atirka,
•sust? (aaU* ss-i otoavv ***.»«
11l J U lustre, lataiaal la kv-l-uae- var
skat in-traavao. SoaSt, turellwiv 1 Sea
Paul e Me Ivor lata e»t IB ksiMlas *-*-*>
M U r.mtan. -Usual t waurtvlv furei
lata. *c J.MC
Jaha KUauv.lv • atarehoaUloa SOW
Soon. HreUfarU, Uvoa. M liar (v~ts suJ
ci. i Kias >
Jaaai eaiuoa, u«rU* Ji.| I.KW
Taial fees •**.<*«
The Pant Office was cootidrred iu such im
minent danger, at one time that the t'lerks
commenced moving the papers and letters be
longing to the office A favorable change in
the wind obviated the necessity of further re
moval* however
The Pioneer Engine t’nmpeny, rendered ef
ficient service in prerentin* the extension of
the flames
The h ire.
Tbe destructive fire of yesterday afternoon,
affords ample matter for reflecti.m on tbe part
of our citiaena. as to how such disasters may
be avoided in future. It afford* the strong
est possible argument ia favor of tha organise
tion of a fire department commenaurmte to the
wants of the city. A supply of water sufficient
flic such contingencies, is also neceasari
The revival of the ordinance forbidding the
erection ol frame building* within certaiu lim
its, is also spoken of The policy ol the re
enactment of this ordinance is a subject ou
which widely different opinions ere entertained
by our cititeo*.
The sufferers by the fire ol yesterday, will
meet with the sympathy of tho entire commu
nity, in their misfortune. They were young
meo principally, who had bat recently am
barked in tmsimsn. and were prosecuting their
•erertl occupations with eu energy worthy of
the city in which they retidc We hope they
will meet tbe cordial co operation of oer citi
seu* in the future, for we know ol noue more
deserving
Th* TaxstK* —The Theatrical Company,
uudi-r the uiauagement of ITorou A Mixes,
for tbe past few weeks has lieen regaling our cit
ireas with a tcru-s of dramatic eotrrtaiuments,
of a high order lost evening tin y played, for
the thirel and last time, I ’amille or the Fate of
*£> xjixtcr. *.•*!■■■>«» >i»r-s>* *ibV Ji ox«
perforuxsl reflected great credit iqion the
whole company
Stotx Hcrrnxs -Major Murphy, the Agent
forthe Sioux Indians, arrived yesterday morp
ng. oo the Metropolitan, from St lx>ui», where
he has been foreupplies. He brought with him
a large quantity of floor and pork bought iu
St. Louis, and 125 head ol tbe finest cattle ever
yet brought into the Territory, heside e uum
ber of wagons, yokes, and other farming im
plements
A Cabo.—My wife*Mrs T T Mann de
sire* to return her thanks to the Fire Company
of St. Peal, end sach a* aided in avmg her
building* from the recent fire on Bt Anthony
street, eed placet at their disposal 925,00
T T Max* ’
St. Peal, May, 1856
non nuDAt t niur
Coanrll ProcMdlsn.
TmiMPkT, Mat VO. U6t
('ouffioil b«i v«pMiffifM tv ffid’oo ffim*ffit, st kffilf-pffiffit 7
frf9Ml 1*1991d98l (tf Co Iffiffiil, 4>«iffir(Bffia trailr B, Rffil
•rtou, Irvto*, Mc<»rvriv R«u<h Run br«| k rhuim«ir
Tfcffi miffiutM of pr*v ou9 «irt rvffid «nd
§4
n mivi
Of Mffirffififoii 4 «'• MMI oißffir*. In BDp .ini V Miller
Watchman < n U*9i Laid m labia
Of W Nvlhaua and ixßffir*. «»• J ffalaii
Wa|ct>ffiiaffi iMi I 9W| l-ltd n tabht
Of P >‘aiM tad oibara. r«apa«ilffiv Aiimiim la Firat '
Ward R«/a«rad to Kpvnal ' uiuifliii««. MrOrogtr and
rtchunoi ar
ffiffiruffiTs or Q'Murtiu
Tha Com lonian to whom «aa ra fart ad pttMloa of Pul
lattoo 4Co for pnrau atmi <v land farr? Boat at foot of
Rainy atrant, rafnr’tf a*
Tha Commttta* oa Btroata woo'd mayor'fully ra
affiflamnnd that tha nmyar of thn patuinaar bn (mamd
y (.AYR
J H in VIM
«>n motioti, iba mport wa« ir nfitnd and yar«ual>jo
graoind.
Tha S’rant Comaniaatoaara af Th>r! Ward in whom
waa »9'»rr*d J A < aan • Dill agalnat Ward rnporta*
'ha anm* aa cntract. affi't on mo Una I w%« r*lar*dio
Cltr f omp rolln
rommlitnn Ut nhom waa rafvrr#4 r*|»«M <>f Cltr
Ompirallar, on Cliv i»rUra 4a , r*y«rtod «• filDrwa
Year Com nut'na w » Id myatifliU; rnanrt that that
bna auffilivd thn raamllad or«Wra aad rvpo t wf lb*
Ol? (btmytmilor and Rod tbnm normal
I • cayr,
i U I4VIMK
Of Auiva A< < rafarrrd t<> C- ntre.i-•n»fe*re ml
Ward
Of 'f land < rlntaa, < Ity Jn*tica, a»d V W MeCam
nick,' Hr Comptr< llnv—ra'arrad to < oanptrolUv
Of t w M«Cnmlrl M 4 A. I' Harrad. aa < la*h* o'
KlnetHsffi in Third Ward—rwf»rmri »•. i >mailHn* o»
(!•»*
Tbnhoo lt of i<av uß' , *ra uar* i-mami# l and Clt|
Clnrb Marahffil.i nmptrollnr and .wora ia
Offi mn’ioffi ol Aidwf'own b c hoada af nan ofi
ear* warn itfarrad to City Attoma? far atamiaa'i •
Oa mot on of Aidarmaffi Ma- eb, Thai tha Blabatya
hMa limn*a to ywrform at ;n« nt«bt
(»n oiot on of Aidarman I’maraovr, tun r*o/»tution |
Kaad at laai inM'iaf laflng «bn
pet mi.ath for Itmonn innaiodnd
On mrriinn of Aldoomoa Rtaoch, ibn> <Vnnnn b* front
nd 14 II Ufb 4 Myara for tb# *r»'(«o, no Mfliß On aan.
of R2ft
Aa orliffiaocn by Ai'rraiaa »ir f t
ibn avy*xn(mant ut Watcbmnn <m ibn La mo, a* na*
rm'l a ArM « a>* and rafarrnd to a rixoim (ton of imo,
Ueittor-j and
Oa. ton* vsffi 4 A»4vr2»as. |r*.%# ( tr*n I toad lain
• tmmlitao of «ha 4 nin go tbn Mayor*, aimag* At lor- j
mao L* or.oa o tbn 'ha r
Maa*aan wa* r*ed hr *hn « ln*b and after • rmnidma I
lion.
Un a»o( oo o 1 k'sln'feiaa ’ at*. <ba f '>mmlu#ei '***#. .
r#y*rtal pr'+fm, and aafcad in ad again
(>B mm '<• of Abinraiao iha< a** of dor |/>v .
RVaj ooriiann oa Ibn (iir Trwa*<*rar parat-i* «a* of lha i
■ mu' fef Th rl Ward
!,On m< uon ad '/omot »•*» »rao mg a*
CIIAR « CAM,
f't•ei-ioat 4»f CoatkTil aod . rung Marni .
f p (orTtit
m rCtort
I Tax Reiss - I>uring tb» whefe c! yesl»s.lay
persons were busily -cgsg-'l in sifting tie.- ash ■
rs left by tbe >au fire to Cud a fieri ver articles ■
might tie of raJa* <*o.d coins, watch rasas ’
I rilver ipooo* oral Gicrfifeaf k CbappeHs old!
Regulator that .sed to lux p timv fix tie- whole
city, were all gathered up uud convey, d «a»y
either to b« mailed up. '« thrown asaie os no
less W» teAtcsd I»r Pstterson arrying a
riucket foil -f cbarrwl deutist • tools which hs
had manufactured himself sod prised partn.u
lorty on the! account It wnaid stem as if
suck a scene would bring to the suCnsrs ife
•p-iodmcy But. notwithstanding all these
disheartCLiOK circumstance*, they, uus end all.
appear to have the twst of courage, and mart,
fiest s seal to try again aid repair their fortunee
w-n-thy of a nt'ur- Lighcr 'ban humat,
T*S N'xtfern Belle was jart 21 hours in
raasirig from 8t Paul to Gtlsna ou her teat
trip The yfcftwrlurr ray* that after she -gets
seed to it, six will lest all the caber leaps no
, the river
A s art .ideated to ' apt Nelson iri,bevls.
of tbs Time and 1 de fix e -Tehe> of IHstan
cee from St Paul to Yellow Medic.ot. on tbe
Minnesota Rrevr According to b., table,
there ere 446 m;i*t of oav.gmrioo nc that r.rtr |
?kox .jrtxt'Ai A paui
Cwavtcslaa tar Sfe* lalrwStarUoaal »plr-
Ssuaae l.lgaure lute laAlaa CwaaSrf.
At the late term of the United States Dis
trict Court, at Traverse das Sioux, before Judge
CuAtriKLP, Jakes Mircaxu was convicted for
the offence ol Intredaciog liquor into the I ndiau
country
Although ike United Steles hu>c instituted
a great Dumber of indictments against offend
er* under the act uf Congress this is the first
time a jury has been prevailed upoa id this
Territory, to find a verdict of guilty We
hope that this couvicttoa will hers a salutary
effect io checking this wicked traffic, which has
been the cause of to much iqjury and demoral
isation to the Indians and danger to the
whites
Tbe |ieualtie* imposed by law for each offeu
rea is a fine of flee haudred dollars and im|wis
onment in the Penitentiary, in the discretion
of the Court, sot exceeding two year* This
raw has been appealed to the Supreme Court,
and if the verdict is sustained, sentence will Ik
passed by that Court Th* case was argurel
by M W liwiu, Esq , acting U S District
Attorney lor tbe C. S. Attorney and the
Hou CuaXi.ks K. FriASOUAt' for the defence,
aod its trial created a great deal of interest
We understand that it It the intention of
Doctor If BIStcaXAK, Huperiotcndcot o) In
dien Affairs to caaw e vigorous prosecution
of ell like ofleorc
Yesterday was e scorcher The rush for
sods fountain* and ths shade wit tremendous,
and ths heat, intense and nlmaat unbearable,
waa indicated not oaly by ths thermometer of
mercury, but by tho puffing, sweltering multi
tude thst were obliged to be out under the
burning rays of the tun But it was a glori
ou* day lor vcgeUtiou of all kinds ’The leaves
cam,- forward at a twolmty gait, and' raws '
comiuciicrel once again to demoustrais that il
can bv growu iu M-linos--ts in the maimer it
has oltcu done l-etore-
Fxhals Aantsistt is Susa-irts —Ou auu
day last a Ht Paul officer apiwwred in Shako
Ts* iv. j«ai.iL if a bmk .-'l»tf*d.JßtU>-bAV'«(
(lasted counterfeit inoin-y The offloev, haviug
learued where she nos concealed, unninliatcly
arrested her, tint slie esi-spetl to a bouse in tho
immc-liate neighborhood "At this lime *sys
the Jrn(. the rumor t|>reaJ, that the
woman was ouu of thusc frail daughlcra of Eve,
who loved •• not wisely, buttoo wall,' sud who
Icing spurnad by bar parents and friend*, hs,
unwillingly adopted a Ungraceful mode of ob
taining a livelihood Ihs citiwns uf Shsk->-
pue, it is said, manifested all tbe sympathy Hint
is usual iu such iiiterewling rose*, by turuiug
out rn mam, taking up ths cudgels against her
accuser oud obliging the officer to Lave In
tbeir seal to do the womau justice, they caused
a man by the name of Winters to be conveyed
some distance u|>on a fetn-e rail, and then to
quit the town.
Wa.i sliALi. btDoxxT—lt is well koown
to our citiicns that, uuiuug others, a very rc
specuitile and worthy Citixrn, Mr Amidoa, was
burned out at the late fire, and not only to, but
this is the M-coud time he lias suffered the loss
of all within tie- lust *i* months We think
thin in s caw- calling for tlu- sulintsntial syrups
tine* «d our citiaaua. Mr. A iiamott worthy
man, with, ws we undorstaud, a family depun-l
ant on him foi vup|eirt, and he somewhat s-l
vaueeil 111 lift-. Who will aid iu the good
Wo. k ? We will do what we ran. Slid ahull t-e
moat happy to receive any contributions for I
this object, which shall Iw duly acknowfedgsd,
or in any other way sanst in advancing to
worthy an object
Ma M< Lcu.avs, whose name is familiar to
many of our readers in connection with the
death of Dr liiplry, wu out in a carriage yes
tsrday for the first time since tho amputation
of bis feet We learn that hs is rvcorsring as
rapidly as could •«- expected under tlie i ir- on
stamws Shnk'tpft Iml
A petiliou praying lor tbe Immediate coo- j
struct!oo of the County buildings of Kcott
County, will b« laid before the Itowrl ofCuun
ty I'ommissioorrs st tbs present session It 1
will no doubt bo granted, and the work of erer
tion immediately commenml
rn»m M'l.rvAr t dailt
Tin Essxici or Mr***s** Dorei-r Distili
tri After tbe Fir* w*« ovsroo Wednesday
last, we h-ard a man in solwr esinett asking
to le: pa-l fur * half hour s latex which. b« raid.
Ik' had just |« tforuk-,1. st the rrepxst of the
iodiiwlual who in be wsr -Uiniing ft worn* lx
wo* listing about st tlx Ore. wlien a man
barefed ti n, ■ burkrt and ridd lorn to' piri lnu '
winch 1h- did to a certain rxuml. aud thro came
to tlx msit that set him to woik for pay We
would not have tk-heirrd that *u<h a man cl
isted in theuniverue, till we saw him and we
still have oar doubts whether he ha* a eool
larger tlimi • kernel wlxat Homebody
«tao<liog by paid him the dollar tie asked lor,
bat look tlx liberty to I*ll him just wLat sort
of * fellow lx »u
'lns Mission* tiuri Mails Hereto
fore there lias hren coustant complaint on the
Minnea.U Lore regarding the irreguisr-ty ol
tl,e maili. whe b tier* to this dste. trees for
ward,*! from lieiow to Fort 3uUliug, sod from
tliem-e up tlx Minnesota rirer , tmt an order
from the Ih-pertne-nt arrived s day or two
since that will obviate all th* difficulties 'm
pts rrel of sn-1 give the rJßoe* on tbe rrxil*
th»ir mailt rega'arly Th* mail will b* sent
to Sr Paul m future and tram tfeeoe* to it*
proper dost i n*tom
A I.*so Oxrt'.s Bcsixiss -The lot*! ram
! her ol term enter «i is the bull water fool Of
I firs, in liw months ol Jauaary, February,
| M*rch and Ajx , IW6, ia 80356 The bo*,-
n -s* ,s t!x 1 a'A 'lf** few May. ha* thov tsr
lisea very heavy
I lat Fau* < m came in from e- Antfe-ny
y*et*r<iey ionrn.:.g sol, after beiag painted up
aad repaired will run rsgumriy between th,l
cay aud Dsn-xth Liefer bar present man
■gsmint so* a getting fo bt cm* of to* most
popular boats if. th* trad*
no* naojr j DAiir
iuc Snam-. Un—Tte law* of tlx-Is*t
wwvxui bavii dd« .ill bivu punts'll. Although
i tlitrv srv tbiou I, mat tb* number ~f thuw ol
Uit tceaiou pr*vus>* *< Law published ibcrn
; *1 ■ much outlier ds) tbsu has btva iuu>i.
i Tb*r h«iv ai reads Uva a*nl out to our tub
acnbrra ia ■ putiiplilvi hum. ami tlir edition
printed by order of the Uowrutavul «riU b*
ready for tin* hinder in a abort timr
Oxi of the tuuat prominent laruxrs living
oeor Sbak.'poc. luformv ui that a low Jayi ago
bo plowed up a I wye number of potatoaa wbivb
bad boau layiug near tbr surface ol tlie ground,
during the part win tor. uiiiqjurad by tba front.
Charlta Rauch K«q„ tbo well koowo and
popular proprietor of tbo Apollo Hall raftrab
maat room* u aluait to vacate tba building
now occupied by him. wbieb it to bo entirely
rvmodolril atd m-oupiud by Meaar*. Kruckott
4 Co., guntlviani üboni Mr Ranch islru*
plruanro in rwommooding to tlio [labile If
they beep an popular an ratablinbiuont an tlioir
prodecetaur. it will bo all tha publia will aak
for arid all tbo proprirtora ran with
ntov vtr.rniur s tuur
In* Hoard of County Conimi«lociorn of
llainiry county mot yesterday afternoon. Near
ral |>lann for building a now jail wore prcaontrd
for cooautoralion.
Sr Anthoxv From that valuable and In j
tomtiug Journal, tho I'ipiru wo clip the 10l
lowing :
Scirixatiix HntD.it Thin bridge in doing j
a large batmean the present neaaon Tlm re-1
ectptn time the iqx-mug of the rieer. t'a|it |
Tapper inhirum os, havo averaged from seventy j
to nevenlrflvr ilollhih per day Tbit in a large
meres*' over the last season. and It i« nut an
uncertain ind' J of the rapid advance of Ht
Anthony ami Miuncapnli* and tho adjacent
rountiy
Lima’.—Messrs Simon Stavem A Co., ot
Clear Water have lime that i« equal to tint cel- !
elirntoil I'liomaiton lime of Maine,— Mevarn. I
Fuller hi Rogers. the Mianeapolit mason*. pro
iiouiiiv It tar Miiierior to the Alton lime : on*
siWvesMabl > -Ur vpaul Ui < hwe ij. that wbKb
ban horrtoliirr lawn iiitrodm-cd into tlhJ Terri
tory
Fiat aI lliTcuixtuM -We ate norry to
l.wrti that lliedaelliug liounc of Lewi* Haring
ton. E-tq . at llut.-biiisim. wunih-slrttycd by Ore
on Wednesday Imut Mr Harrington waa
clearing off laml ami burning log |itlte near tho
houne which explains the way the building
caught lirv \\ e did uol learn the amount of
• lie lona, but we heard that that the huuar coat
Mr II about eight buudied dullart
I'nt .Minneapolis manufacturing company
have organ md under the provivinui of the
charier granted laxt wittier —Tha following tv 1
the litl of ufflccra
Hon Robert Smith I’manlerit
Deo If Huy, Hen .
0. Murnton. Ttot>uur.
IHructorv H Smith, J S Klllott, R P. >
Ruaacll. D. M.imaon, U E lluy. I H .Vtw
too. and O K Swift
We uudcrv'aud It it the Intention of the
company to • onnnet ei; Iniprovrincott on the j
watar-power »t an early day
Tm proprirtora of tha MilUara repairing
(lie bin. h in the darn Oecaiiunad by the lata
high siller We umb ratand that tha damaga
will not prove acrioua, ami that n few hundred
dollar* »ill put It iu order, probably wlthonl
any iii'i'casliy of stopping the Mill*
Hrtnniii We are iilcsaed fo aaa that F I
Steele Esq liar retnrnerlfroot the K**t, Ingoial
health am] the intention, with hta aaaiK-latea,!
of puahuig fornanl improvements with vigor
the rooting waviiti
Rial. Fun an We hear of operations in i
lb al Estate, taking place In Ht Anthony, and |
Mlunea|>olia at advanced rates Mr. Tuck ra
cantly sold a kouan amt lot on tba coroar of
Haeoml and Finn atrrwta, at 93.000 Alto, C. |
F. Miimpaott. 1 i sold a houaa and two lota,
corner of Swoml ami Cedar atraali, for 94.-1
3(g) Alan, 23 arras sold in Miunsapnlia, ail
Joining I own mtn, at 9300 per acre, purchaanl
last year at 9100 pri acre. Also arveral lota
iu various parts of Minneapolis at Trout 91. f >o
to 9400 |tar 10l
VcLbod Co. This county was orgaulied
on Saturday lait 11m following appolntmanta
were made by the Dovernor
John Melysid, Janies f’hilll|M. It K Messer, j
County Commisai-mr*; M (' Halter, J odftj
of Probate ; John McCurdy, County Treaanr
er; W H t'hapmati, Register of I»eed« ; An
drew J Bell, County Surveyor ; A J Hell, j
James Phillitta, Juaticea of tha Psare at (Jlen ;
crie ; u K Mrwer. Jiiatlre ot the Peace at
Hutchinson
We Ir-aru that Moses C Halier, Keq has rn- '
eeivwl tie appoint meet of Clerk of th* Uni
ted States District Court for that county This
county will be OUT of the moat populous coau-1
tea I* ti e foUire State ol Minnnnta
w asking do is News.
Naw Youg, May 20-
Thc WuhingloO eormpOlKjrnt of tli* Timn
jjy« tl>e Prevtdtrl'v vetoing of the Improve
mi nt trills greatly eisajs'raic* the northwest
Commiat .re Paulding's secret Inatroetioos
order him to show hta Bag at Han Joan, sod
direct him untie r to seelr nor avoid < ollision,
but to protect American ships or utixeti* from
illegal tiiterlcrerxe by th* hirer* of any power
flic Washington rnrrwapuniJrni of tlie Tri '
bail* nays the Cabinet tat today till half [Mat
tour, deliberating on the answer of tbe Hritiah
t governmeot it will meet again to morrow
morning which man unusual proceeding Tba ,
character of tbe reply divests tba lason of any j
threatening crmaeiiiMSirea. etorpt tbosa neves
aanly resulting fro*i a suspension of friendly
interronrue belwei n two Doverutnentsat [ware, i
if a dismissal takes place T tee paper it an
S-.uiuooly adroit, awl evidrntiy inucu labor lias i
treen eipaoded on it 11m iint.tb tjoiernrneni ,
now distinctly avows w-vvr boviog aaoertaioad
soy intention to vio'ate our iaunici[«J laws or
ornrags oar national sovereignty It is under
stood in diplomatic c-reica Uiat Mr Cramptoo
will leave tlie country immediately afler ra
craving bit passports, swl take the Secretary
aod other tre-UiVrs of bis Legation not tnclu
dad in our d.mraaJ, his ot,Js>;t being to duet
tbc Kmirassy entirely, and thus emphasise tba
auapeotion of intercourse
Tna Hrrabi rorr.v(s>ndeot says <i*o Da4a
den baa arrived at New Orleans from Mexico
Ha brings aa linp'irtant postal treuta, net of
*• h provisions ot wiuib ia tliut Mexico abd tbe
Colled Hu *» snaii pay 9T3bbo each towards
defrsyiog tLe «ipena«s of a ticaui company
between lbs two cuunbie* along tbe Daif ul
Mat MO
Wasatxqgox, May 31.
Tba Hrrald’t correepowlent says the CabitMt
were In eeviloo this bireocem, bat nothing d*fl
ote aaa <1 -o« in Mr Cramptons esse The
Admin,atration bwis it eitrrmely diflir tilt aio'c
<M receipt of l>»cd Clarendon a reply, it lariog
so land ia I'alooc aad tsmp r — to take liscsiwl
action. Ils doaa not safima, aa bm bsea statsd. i
to recall Mr. Craaptaa, but dn-umu tka qua* '
tioo at MMkkrabl* kagth
Wuiti.votwK. May I
It is undaratixwl Mr. Cramubm will not re-
I urn to England, but will visit Cunada with
tbr expectation of takuig tbe place of the ore
scat UotrmnM General, which rumor sari hat
been offered him in cue of hit dismissal from'
th* United State*.
The f'ptom of this moruiug mys the im
preset,m sought to be made that Lord Claran
don's recent letter will indue* our Uotr*rnm*ut
to change its policy in the matter of Cramp
ton’s rtvsll. is without foundation
Mr. Hamuar is better this morning, and will
probable be able to occupy his seal to a day or
two He did uol cull lor help, a* has been
•alaely stated by some parties, lie having been
rendered almost üboowmbus after the Brat blow.
| •'•reign New*—Arrival *f th* Canada
1 ,r» .. , UaLtvai. May 31.
i Ibe ateamoh p Canada. Imm I.trerpool. Mar
| 10th, arrived Imre at 8. r a. The Washing
too arrivwd at Southampton. May 4th, sad the
Cambria ami Baltic at Liverpool ou the mnw
"he clipper ship Racer bad gone ashore on
Arklow Bank and would prohably prove a
total wreck. The crew ami all the pamengers.
tiuniberiug over ftoo, were a*red
Daasr HatTslx The Ouorn held a Court
at Buckingham I‘alacc on the 7th. for tbc pur
poar of receiving the addresses on the IVure
question. Iron the House of IsMth and the
House of Commons. The ikputallone atm
in grrat state, and numbered near 100 itersona.
The tjmen briefly acknowledged the addreaaee,
ami expressed her aatisfketinn at the reestab
lishment of pea, ip, on a basis semiring its per
manent v
Both Uousaa of I'arl lament have accorded a
vote of thanks to the Army ami Nary and a
pension of £I,OOO to Oen Williams who ia
also created a Baronet, with the title of Nlr
William F Williams of Kara.
Tlie Uneeti has granted an amnesty to politi
cal offenders, cooaetpiently Smith O'Brien.Froet,
Jota-s and others, may return home. Special
exception la made, to those who have escaped
Vi America
Count Wixtdhull has lieen appointeil Kttvoy j
Extraordinary to Ht. Felersburgli
Kasxea. A bill wax iiilnslucml Into the
Legislature granting 40.000 bane* for the
llajitiam of tlie Imperial Infant
The Miuistrr ot Russia, to France, Count
Orloff, has taken tlie Waruuaofl |<*laee Iu I’aris,
oil a three years' k'*ae
Rxi.oit a.—Tlie Senate wasoonvcocil Wednes
day 14th Count Walrwtkl'x tlentaml to max
Xl* lb* press of Belgium created greet excite
, ment A ilivnatcli from Bruaarla says, " ill tlie
■ t’iiglltai : i">.T*W’c»rf!(iday rtre*Kr.-t»vvw«v*sV»*-'-ji.
I answering the ipicatum in rcgat.l to the *|sxxh
|of Count Walraski on the press nf Belgium,
| rvplitsl that apesvh had not Iswn offlcially com
i muuicsbvl to the Doverument. hut when that
eommUulcslliMt shook! lie mailt', the answer
' would Is- ready, and would Iu- eoimmmicated
Ito all; the Don rnment would fnrmally main
| lain the rights of a e,institutional and utdr’
IKiideut country."
Drswahx —The llsnae towns liavu tefuanl
to «lbvru to the eapltatimi enfore-sl by lieu
mark on the question ol the Hound Dues
It at V.— It is said that a corrected not# of
' tlie powers that signed the treaty Is about
ready to lie forwarded to tbc Unvornmcnt* of
] I tonic ami Naples, rocouiuMudiug the reforms
<by the Italian people It la also said that the
rope's legatee In Paris has formally protested
agalust t'ouut Walcwskl's language in the
Congnsa, ami tlie pa|ial Uovcromrnl is pro-1
paring a detailed reply thereto It ia still fur
ther rumored that Naples will anticipate the
power*’ lemoiistrauen, by granting amnesty ou
so extensive scale
HiSDlvts Qnrationa relative to tlie Cou
terem* have txvn put to Count Cavour In the
Haidiniun Cbainbera He replied that pending
the negotiation* rtincerning Italy he could not
*|s-nk fully The Hanllninn view of the Rat
tail quest toil was adopted, while llial of Aaw
tria was reje,*trvl lienee Ilia qataliim is awl
must continue to Is- a European matter.
I.ivxarooL r a The new British loan hat
isv-n announced It la to lie for (Ire million
pounds sterling Parliament lias adjourned till
the I Wilt nl May.
Affair* In Kmni.
dt Umis. May'll.
Tbe Dvmoouf i Kauaaa eorraanondent, uwler |
date nl tlm ICtb, writs* that (mm eight to!
twvlvs handrail own were vneamped near D
eomplnn Th* people ol law retina snt a Wit*
I to t'ol. hiiin ot r. asking him to staliou a body
' of men in the vicinity nf that place to prevent
! tlie mob proceeding to tangtilnary ritremitiee
j He iledmed, saying he hail no power to move
without ontrra.
Mr. Col, ol L*wrruer. waibvJ on Marshal
Donaldson to ascertain If anything could he
done peaceably to prevent his monster posse
; from entering town. Tbe Marshal, said their
dsuisnds must hr complied with previous to hi*
■unarming to their not rutering lawremv with
all hi* lorn*. Ist Every man against whom
a process was issued should Im aurrtudered
2d, All inuuillooe of war In iMwranm to be
delivered up 3d The ritlxetia should pledge
ibrm*>'lvus Implicitly to obey tb* present enact
ment of Kansas, list oaths, taxas, and all.
Upou the receipt of thie tb* rluatn* held a
publin masting, and draw up a letter to th*
Marshal, stating that be and every person act
ing uwlsr lilai would bw allowed to i-xei ate any
legal procra* agsinst any Inbabitant of Law
mire, and if railed apoo they would asrvo a*
[ease in making arrest* That there would
out now, nor at any futura time, Im any rasist
nine to law, and ibry only awaited tbe oppor
tunny to testify tbsir OdiTtly to lb* I'nion and
Constitution That they claimeil to he law
abiding, order loViag < i.iect<*, awl ssliid to !-*
proter tsd by tbe coostitatsil authorities. Tb*
purport of tlie Marshal's aoswrr was that be
did not believe tli* promises of the people of
Ltwrrnc*. that lie regard'd them as rebel* and
traitors, end they should know hit demands
wlien be came
[The above totucs from tbs greatest maun
factory of Kansas roorbacks ia tb* eouo
try Our readers an lake it for wbat it la
worth I
Hr l/rcis May 23
Tb* ikmu. rill learn* from a gentleman ar
rived from Jr (few so* City y**t*rday, that a dla
uateb bad b**o reosivrai there, stating that a
battle bad been foogbt at Lawrence, aod a
number of paraoii* kilTud on both side*, bat no
particulars were given
A mas* matAliig was held at Kickapoo
which resolved upoa sucking lbs Kansas Ho
b I in Kauaat City, uad*nto<jd to b* owu*d by
MaasacboastU men, and so certain was it* de
struct 100 cnovels rad, that (am ilia* had movad
nut
Tb* Mtiaaos of Kickapoo uffiwad a reward ot
two hundred dollar* for <Jvu. Poster, >y, awl
partis* bail baso rant out iu search of him
M F. Conwsy write* to lb* Drmucrat my
log that biinsr.t awl Den hi-heylsv, wbll* oo
tLe way from lit. Louis to Leavenworth were
at retted at Psrkvtllc, Missonri ou t ht (bh lost,
I oo tbo charge ol being fsgitive*. and ,J*t*io*d |
till pijailiv* informalloo mold Ivoblsmed from j
Lwcompton
' Judge Mr lean haviug l«*n charged With in
spiring Jorjg* Leavitt's. deeisiao ia th* let*
Da,ora fugitive slave case, at Clnclmiatl, Judge
[. replies to a ■ mani.tt#* of inquirers, that
Judge M Lean •* in ao way raapouaibl* (or bis
iJudge LmvlH’sJ opinion -and that neither
Judge McL or any on* etae knew wbat tbe dr.
cisioa woald b* bsfdr* It waa publicly aa-
DOQMtri
1 BaaiiT. <>F MINKKSOTA ’ COWH
aVHMOKB IV JteTK'B COraT
I tI.J.A a Xb-l .
I awtiol tkai a wi.i of stiebsisai kst
1 ■**“ *" J rioessi? susohoJ, so
1 '•WSSSISSS sf Ufckssl t MlFg satvostuw I- ik*
1 •)*’> -'witsis M.a toil. ,*, i-
I“J '■ * • V*H srr-*r krfrrr J—fl, I . .
all. . '", as, J Sir *ai I - WBIS .1 tl. ago.
p. su. tkn if ay* d‘.ISS * Auan " ■
XTt >Tia: AN It CAFI It IN \V h t~t~M V
AN wibL- esi « n ork«i, #■«, t . a, Is- as
u. Is-airs, k . se;kr,.s.h ,U 1.1 », , • JJJ
r " **-J a.oervr ol I—oast-Sr,, .. . ' ~
sskssl SI iwu,kl ihr
s.«s-,sli,sll. s with sir. I a a Sussir 1 -I t ■ s 0,« "o , 1.
Ol.ssll SO* !••*,-.t<V t„ k'rhl.l as,l raMI-a all
•rwi-a Ss.k-et got iro.l.s* krr OS Ol> sc.- so,, s' 1 .k II
svSsSis as hn mviis-iim
l’ F Bltoi’tiwxv
F'VSI tkHSrtss, N*r I*, tk.'-S. ns.! vSi
G in READY
s M il>B CLOTIIINiI. lisle t s,. lot u-M.’ Ter
swlss U'SSs. wkelsMls ssd RUSH IsmWri's Hrtk
Bsliaisf ÜB*S< MiasssMias Osßos, TkisS .ness S.lsl
rest. . las. sia. sis. U s ly
TUIOMASB HIFnT, ATTttRNTY aVIjIW
1 SviSs, srvo, ossiy, Mmssssis Tnrlisn
I>"AH NtiTli'K NotSTk W IIKHkHV
r * ’**' “ w' ll •• mtdt is Iks
Buss-I ot l sssly i • SUM „so,s of Beauty sasoly *1
11 k* ll . S***t-*| *» I-0.1 SI S in loro's s lead l,i
rssosrl Iks gsilts B'.rt k,«t. wllk Ik. Mss take
' ** ' '• ' sossso ksvs sa
tows Uii'iy, isss* iw.siy Isa , r i*» tt-iki-s wssi. la
f ««" 80-* WilBIVvoN,
laaynsst * „ navalils.
( Nl " " E ls niOBATH
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T»# "sdmlgayd ksnsf aor# sryslsio.l ky is. IU.
re kaisi asu sf Msauai Osssl ,L.*wUt.s.r> t„
sacaa etslsis srsla-i iks o.utsni J„k. t „ n , ,i.
fasisd. ssi,.w isksrokv siwa is sH ks*,s#ri.isia sssisti
sold rslsls 1„ kfV«sa> Ikon, d„l> sa’krsl.rsi, I, 1. iks
sad#.rlssrd, SI Iks algro of II Iflrkin, N Tsot. w ikis
Ikies awalks frost Iks dale ksr,ol „r <s k- , <r .
ret H. NiLkiUkT.
■sy tf twW u u AkUSrknvil
TKHHITDRY or MINNESOTA,
DWraiCT UM at H r Third j.,li, iat Histiltl, Ds
k. is sssaty.
M'WSS <• Truss sad Alsil* I' f*wiUr, ■•so. lal rsit
asi* Fist, ills
tkasum
Ms-ssfr Waltsr lufrmi.ot.
tsWsSo'O w.lksr, ,h# .ksr* namsd ,|.*e itsal
Ta. IS t># tk, as,IB s#s as i isssl sd u> shsw r iks
rowOlla, ,s kl- sf l„r, ot .ki.li a con I, hi.run
► isol u*„s »o , S„.l s .-I.oi of sn-sor -isa
SIO SI sy .‘l,O ,s ko lows of Ns*|l, s* la id r.-sal jr,
Wllklo IWBoly s*,s snsr ..•sir. Is .*( ... los'rsol Ik.
dsf ' t kth #, hop i .id 111.,, 'sit l„ .son »ht o«,
I'lots* wt kill tk. 111., .hit. S'd it,, yl.lni if. ~ ,u, ...
lion will US. lu.txni.at isi„„i i>v |..| tk, .us,.-18-,
ksa.tod as,l IU, 11.,.. I. ll.f. >U | ih ,I, ,i,M ,
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hsslds* Ih. rsrl* . flkl* ssllon
tsod II U.sllsss, St,l. lain dst of Ahf'l i s l*M
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I Ilia ran T Cstl'HT. fh. Vti.f I J ,lu-lsl Kls.rtrl, tl.
k»ta
Th* II«•«!•< of C*<>n()r Conitii.s* ,M#r« Um U*k«<u bhum
if. Tvdiioi)! ol MioiHha-ia I'Uitti.n,
AltlOH
IraokliM J llortlfll. Jo-*| A R llr >«>ii > .»l Atl lo* rom
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