The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

ne st. Psulis MINI Pioneer Of ths 1914 nit con.
nns some intelligence relative 10 toe movements in
hM newly organised territory. There political
distinctions as yet and the affairs u tho territory pass
,st along quite smoothly At mee.iAg held on the
r~ Cosne,i.-w. u. Forbes Jas McBosl.
Fes Represenfsf,res n bronson, Henry Jack.
son. P. X. Jshnson, Dr. J. J. Dewey.
Tho Pioner learns that the farmers the St Croix
liv~ we're suffering very much from the rayages of
he army WIN in their wheat fields
Ths winnsbaso indians ars occasionally trouble.
uons OF Sank Rapids on the st Paul road nd ut other
1sce upon the liquor establishments for the purpose
~ Obtaining whisksy.
ON the l2th uit che weather az St Psll's was 20
ntsnsty hot that the Thermometer stood at loi de-
The Psn>rr 1t 4, quite probable tina. the merit
Conpess will make appropriation for construotins
rosu RON sulrster, at the head Of Lake St Crox
10 bend Gu Lac at the mouth Of the 81 Iona riv.r
Lac superior The public cos vsnien demands this
rod aud II viii be OF prodt ~ the nation nv
srreins into market large tracts Of valuable Isod.
phi vas presented TO Congress, at its late session ap.
yrorristing $1,000 for this purpose, which sum IL is
keIeyed will be amply sufficient 60 construct the road
pludiciously expanded ABIDE from the i'm porsnce Of
thi. road Ia the settlement Of the country
Win en- agricultural population II 10 well known that
vii give employment 20 many lsb,rsr. provided they
Dc made accessible by the contemplated road. II IL
$50 important ttat mail route be established be-
eos stilwater and bond du Lac for the accom- moia-
ZION OF the people in the Lake region who In the win
t~ season have no benefit Of the mail service 80 we'll
70 connect the too great sections ofthe territory
Tn. ordinance Of 1851 does not forbid sc take n,
- addition q more territory to the ave States pro-
-ided for In ths then Northwestern Terrtorv IN "A
9o TINS would not affect the iuterned nate form Of
korcrhment The ordinance has. boserer IN this re-
specs hreeoy been violated The ordinance saws that
sosiess @an three nor mere than ave States aha, te
Termed out 81 the region east OF the Mssis.ppi heinz
Az the government u the United States then owned
Arsoy there are I've states and space left for an.
other. W. 81"
Our government should, as matter Of policy. and
looking TO speedy oecupstop dispense With the pur
chase OF tho Chippewa lands, sb)vo Grow Wing for
sty years There are greater Inducements for the
ssIy purchase fths Sioux country, on the Lshontan
aus Peters than foe the region vest and northwest
20 LAKE superior. North Of the Sandy Lake there Is
Ltus snd which the whites desire Co occupy for
tsy 70 come but -est Of the river from Grow wing
{uv~ 70 the Iowa line IL country that needs only 90
20 s~sn 70 attract white thfther 10 IL south Of
N. parallel o. Grow Wing that the great future popu-
hson - the Upper Mississippi will be found The
Fkssn OF the Miss0li 10 too uncertain to fniuoe Do
isation into the upper valley Of that stream even N
Ss soil and climate are equally good
ELECTION nIors ~ rug FREycu wRsr r,prss.
Captain Jackson OF schooner Bowditch, from ST.
Pierre, Mart. 81 ult, via Turks Island, reports to
the BaTgor Wing, that in the recent election dis
tprbanco al Guadalupe "a partial account Of
which has been before received,) more than thirty
lives were lost, and that in the contiguous Island
cf nsnegslante number u houses were burnt.
Two frigates and the sameNumber OF war steam
ere bad been Snt from ST. Pierre TO quell the dis
tBrbsncc. Lumber and American produce are re-
rsrted 10 he extremely dull Of sale throughout all
the windwsrd hsnds.