New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
A0aiFs ia Minnesota.

We find the following Interesting items IN late
numbers Of the ST. Paul Chronicle and ReRistey
They present pleasing pctore OF the progress OF
this new Territory
INCREASE OF POPULATIoN.-The increase OF pop
ulaon N ST. Panl nst season ssys the Chronicle was as
two 10 Ave we can estimate snd 81 81 Anthony
about III ratio The present population OF ~ fhoI
10 from so % 1000 Town lots are Inc rise and can
h. Purchased Gi prices varying from sN - $50 &C.
eOrdng 10 location They VIII be higher next summer
House }cd from % 10 per ce on the value OF me
properly clear Of taxes.
RETURN OF Gov. RAMsEY.-We had The peas
ure, Tuesday. Feb J. Of welcoming home our worthy
Executive sf.F absence Of three months al The East
tie has Hboret faithfully for ihr Interests o he Territory
her people q all parties He reports Minnesota STOCK heh
among the Eastern reos p aid ne prospects are haeripg
that 40 viii have n large Immigration next season
WEDpISOs.-Maryine and giving in marriage
appears be the order Of the day IN ST. Paul these imes
No less than hnfadozen bachelors among our French
cizeus have uken fair wife durng tie last
two weeks and the Infection Is rapidly extending among
the "nauyeborn"
NYw ARTICLE or MIRNEsOTA COMMERCE.-A
friend and acquaintance Of junior has cent him. encosed
IN letter, editorial article from the Cincinnati p1Hy
DisrItoh lexiracs from which annexed II vii be
that the white sands Of Mnne"a are about to become
valuable ~ the yesw sands oil ne Sacramento The
mseria from which this elegant glassware was mRnufa.-
iuFed was takeu, believe, fOm Mr. Lsmberts wei on
Tlrdst company 10 about forming Ia Cincinnati Tor The
rdPose OF entering .agey INTO The manufacture 81 glass
70 81 Paul newt season. We have no doubt Il will pay
well The DisDdtch saye I'VE have been shown spen-
did glass pitcher Of cys,sl clegnesa snd cNaord
nRy strength and pocketaask and p0wder-toyn Of a
ogsaal brought from the Territory ofMinnesos last Fall by
gentleman 81 his city The Of the experiment Is
complete aud Tie specimens before clearly provs that In
addition la her vast forests Of pine timber, the new Terri
ucry contains California treasure IN .r sand, so admir-
ably calculated for the manufacture " esis ware sand OF
The proper gIsy for the manufacture of glass - rarely
louad IN Quantities Sufficient q make an object II exists
IN pJri0us OF Delaware aud Newj0rsey and we are IN
formed that the works al Pittsburgh are supplied mostly
nom Missouri. The sand nom Minnesota from the crystal
cesrness soUrdness ahd strength of It's glass uusur-
passed and form great article OF export well a.
give to numerous factories within the limits Of ms new
end thriving Territory
THE WiSSEBAGOEs ~ WIsCONslN.-GOvernSf
Dewey Of Wisconsin has written to Gov. Ramsey of Min,
nosOta requesting that small body Of troops may be sent
Rotations uron the settlers We unadvised sage the
CaroEieI 10 whether the request will be granted but
could do re ~ nothing controlling the indians IN their
scccd sl0e and beside the accounts this, have reached
Gov Dewey concerning them are doubtless highly eASg
geTated.
Tur ISpIAN WooD QUEsTioN-The Kaposia
iLuue Crow band OF Sioux held talk yesterday with GOV
Ramsey aud entered strong complaints against persons cut
tng wood upon their lands Without their consent We NJ
desAud the C0mu'ssouer OF Indian Affairs has gwen 10
sVnt 20 we putsf sens't s ~, iefe ., 'I 90 3s,re
shGt contract with The Indians for lumber upon their lands
IL contrary TO law AMI ofn force.
We notice in the number OF The Chro-'eis the o'
lpwiag announcement Tue "sL Paul Tribune Club" Il
bat Que many similar
NtwNoRK TRIBUNE The time OF the vt Paul Tribune
Cub y seont expiring AIR Bass M VIII receive sn'
forward he nses Of ose who wish TO take tins eXeelen
paper sneher year.
We have received the first issue of the Annals Ot ne
Minnesota historical SocieD"published a, ST Paul by
Jas NJ ueodhue II Il fairly printed pamphlet q q
pages containing Tho Act Incorporating the Society
passed IN October $780, thu Constitution and Bylaw
adopted In January Of tho present year and the first paPe
read hcfcre The soeiey-heng introductory Lecture
she French NoySgears Minnesota Territory in he
Seventeenth CenSery !" by Rev. EDWARD D. Ns,Ll, De
nvprpa on New Year pay The Lecture furnishes ,,os
historical sketch II the progress Of tho Territory, from III
earliest das and viii prove interesting thosc whcse al
icnuon Is directed to such subjects TIE Society appear
to be In hoGnshng condition, and It's researches vii
asuhaoss add greatly knowledge Of the impor,sn
sections OF the North Western Territories