A few months since a minor Sun
day School was commence!
IUI .J llll-
, . ,
,m, i'iiiui u.t lumim uiiii in iiitti
place, to which a .lunation of twenty
dollars worth of the publications of
the Am. S. S. I nion was made. -
That school now numbers fifty schol- i
nrs. The citizens of Brownsville j
have recently contributed one hrtn
JrtJ tuiJ thiiij tlollitrs towards re- j
plenishing the Library with new I
hooks. Other institutions of the
kind are being inganied on the Rio
(Jrande. Is not this American ?
Deaths if the Mexican llenernl.i
Piirrtes tint Lrrca. The w
urk Trijunc, under the telegraph
ic bead, notices the death of (ien.
Paredes, the former Preident cf the
Republic of Mexico, nnd of (ien
Urr'en, the famous guerrilla chieftian
near Durango.
Mr. Sibley, the delegate to Con
gress from jlinesotn, has presented
the legislature of that territory with
a stone, for the national monument
at Wellington. It is a slab about
two and a half feet in length, and a
little over one and a half in breadth,
and two inches in thickness, of the
red pipe stone, from the quarry about
i!U0 miles from St. Paul's. The
stone is peculiar to Minnesota, nnd
is called by the Sioux Indians, Fy
enshah.
Jlnulh'T Jugbrukc. A Publican's
wife, in SiilHiik, whilst ut church, fell
asleep, nnd let fall her bag, in which
sho carried a largo bunch of keys.
Aroused by the noise, she jumped up
nnd exclaimed, 'SjII there's another
jug broke.
KOI KM! AXXl'AL twill Of THE
Bucl Institute,
.? l.uweUy I. a Sa!!c County, Octo
ber 2.7, IS 10.
