The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17
LATEST NEWS.

The Nominee arrived al S,. Paul, to-day,
ffhsrsdsy,) at half past o'clock, with heavy
freigii and large number of passengers. Among
ihein We were gratified to notice Delegate,
iea. r. Il. sibley, and Miss Frederika Bremen,
,he swedish uthoress. We understand that she
,gB stay in Minnesota, till the next trip of the
Numiaes
aaloBg the items Of news, we extract the fol-
loving. f,orn The GaIena Advertiser and other
pages.
we learn that the Grand Jury Of 10 Davies
eoIuty. awe indicted Schneider, for the murder
If s.-iaar.
iion. Chester Butler, Representative of the
lisa C5ng~essional District, Pa. died Of typhoid
fever o. me 5th
The ritiZens Of Lowell have pledged themselves
90 protect fugitves from arrest, and have sent for
,lEea, who had fed 10 Canada TO return to that
city.
TsIE REpuBLIc.-Wm. nj. Burvell, Esq, of
Bedford county, Va, has become associated with
Mf. Sargent in the editorial management of the
Washington Republic.
II .. dec ded by tile proper authorities at Wash
H. zion. not warrants issued under the new Boun-
o. land Bll, are not assignable.
rh New York Tribune Of the 9Th, has the
following
Tae decision of the Pension officer at Wash
ir-trn d. regard TO the Warrants TO be issued I'M
ar the Bounty Land Bill, confirms the stand
ha,e taken with regard TO that matter Letters
received IA town te-day, written yesterday, and
Confined 5y the telegraphc dispatches received
fo-day siate that the warrants issued under the
e. he 10 nd hat p-tru
.jons 70 hat effect would be issued from the PEN
sion Office to-day. This is right, and meets the
i..an.i an # the bill. There has not been much
1n;ng ia and Warrants to-day, but there has
been consider,blo inquiry, ind sales have been
made nj l20 to $3.50, guaranteed.
PRovIpEHcE, r. I.Oct. 4.
JEvKY LIND In E.--Provi-
.Gence has thrown New York and Boston
.uro the shade! She has out Genined Cen
in, aui oat Dodged Dodgei The first tick
al for Mile Lind's concert on MONDAY
night. was sold this morning ,oyCoi. WIN.
Ross, ct this city, for the sum of sac hun
grsd and fifty dollars, cash.
The fool aud bis money is soon part
Cd"
MISS FREDERIKA BREMER.-Ih;sc ele-
bratsd ady arrived in town Oh Friday from
Chicago. She is on her way TO visit Min
nesota. Her fame has gone before her, and
+. interwcven with all the better, purer and
iner disabilities Of the human heart. Fame
Ike hers, is fame.
From California.
The steamer Oregon arrived a, Panama
on the 18th Sept, having left San Francisco
Oh the ST, bringing down 500 Messengers.
and 81 10000 in gold.g The freight and
passengers arrived at N. Y. by the Chero-
lsee and Georgia.
There was great depression IN the San
Francisco market, generally, which Is &C.
counted Cor ny the large stocks Of gooes on
hand and the scarcity Of money. Lumber
continues very abundant, and scarcely ave-
raging ths prices Of freight.
This following appropriations are made
Ter Minnesota:
FOR salaries Of Governor and Super
in,eadent of Indian Affairs, three Judges
and secretary, %, 100.
foT contingent, expenses OF said lerrito'
~, $1,000.
Eur compensation aud mileage Of mem
i,ecs 81 he Legislative Assembly, ofilcers
clerks. and contingent expenses OF the AS
eenbiy, $4,000. ~
No aews has vet been received from tht
Pennsylvania and Ohio eIertlons, which
took mace on the 6th inst.