The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-08


been quite a serious talk in the English Par
!,nsneut, relative to a supposed conspiracy
o( fhe foreign refugees IN England, having
for i.s object new revolutionary move
uteni III the continent of Europe, with pos
siAy radical row ia London as a coniin-
geury Mr.. Stuart Wuniley was quite sure
thUt there was vast organization in exist
ence branching all over the continent, and
extending even To great Britain, the design
of winch was the subversion OF all the mon
arches in Europe. The bomb, according
10 the aIarni>t, is To burst daring the great
exkilHJion. The ministry took the :filt,er
So0liy. and iurilnated thai they were wide
awake, ami prepared for any thing that
might happen. This assurance Gained, in
some degree, the fears OF the besabooist.
IAPoRrANr RAIL Roar ARRANGEMENT,
Wy e learn from gentleman ust return
ell from New York City, thai the Michigan
Central Rail Road perfected an arrange
,neuI last week with the Directors of the
Cairo Road, by which the former are 10
buill he srciinn of Road betwcc:, This and
the : ate line, and to have The same COM
Eilctej by the first Of October next.
ih,. will open two Communications with
she east, md place Chicago in the position
sae 1u ghs to occupy. The Michigan South
er. Road now have a corIIs of surveyors on
the nne under the Rock l-land Rail Dad
Charter, aud we understand il IL their inten-
l.on $50, 10 commence the work forthwith.
-- aicaso Jour.
Nr>RIYs Blow IRA grand flare up
vi -a'bphere and excitement took place liz
private residence down town day or two
since. A coinred Individual, Of youthful nc-
g17iu'nnce with life and The dangers OF Iig-
al gas, unguaraedly introduced quantity
of that fiy-away article tO its worst neigh
bor, ire. A srna'l flash Of lightning ensured,
the rolored ones capillary covering iInne-
hlntcly assumed the appearance of a big
fitc-iy; n frightened iooker-on cried "nre;"
he household FRIED ''iire;" the colorrd one
crjcd fire. and, accordingly, fire" it was.
\ ..riunnle bucket at water was accidental
IL leur rs. 4 rush aud sound, as of Il
cataract falling unexpectedly on Il passing
rraveller, followed, aud all was oyeri The
gas AS out, the fire was out, and The col
ured youth was out--of breath. He WAS al
~ thout the capillary covering aforesaid.
No ives io>;-aId the loss above referred
q, Is covered 10y wig!-fN. o. Pic.
They Know how TO hunt ia England
Under the head oi' unusual stag huD,," we
finl lac iollo"in. facts chronicled in laic
tngi-h paper:--"UnusuaI sport was nj
sur.lsd few days since, ia connection with
Baron Roth>chd's hunt, Ivy stag that was
turned out at Wheedon. Having traversei
rho iiiis for about four miles, il entered the
Town If Ayleshury hy the Black Boy Yard,
IN ibe Buckingham road, It's speed being
inrierialiy checked by an immersion just
prtt ion>ly in one Of the pits Of brick ard.
Pa--iug through Kingsbury, and crossing
enc N.w-road, it pouncesi into the tap Of the
fFaUn Ian, and, after doing some slight
damage reuaced its steps. At beauiiul
speed It made il way through the Market
rqlare, down Walton street as far as the
eIuke road, which it crossed, yeered round,
and n.ain entered the town 10y the New
road, ultimately finishing lis course 10y leap
5ng mo the stables at the Angel Inn. The
hounds anil hnrsemen were close upon its
heel. during The whole time"
They hunt hyenas in Africa with perfect
IMMUNITY. Not long since IA female hyena
reIi.ci INTO deep cavern in M0sfagenan,
near NaZayran. The mouth of The cave
>.et guarded hy n strong force of soldiers;
'.a5 rresenrIy two 'Iurcos entered the place, /
h"1 ra; win diem simply a candle, smnli
,cA4ih, and some cord. Ia the great aston
ishurnt at the spectators, they re-appeared
ir hlii IN hour, ieshing an enormous byrns,
who appeared al ducile AS a lamb. The !
tra5, say that in the darkness of the cave
be ANAL is fascinated when ligh, is in
srodu ed, aud allows itself TO he caressed.---
Tn GuD;"rS then slip nruzzle OYER it,
Ia0utu, an;i easily secure it.
On lie riaz, in San Francisco, in front
ci -, rford's Express office and the Union
Hotel. French hoot-hiaeks are as thick rs
bees. Their charge is twen'y-iiye cents
ia haC hot. AZ
al day. One of these boot blacks wears ,
diamoa nd ring on his finger
fx-MA1oR SENrESCED.-Jue Barker, |
1be Ex-Mayor of Pittsburgh, was convicted
sf ri0, and misdeneanor, while in office, and
sentenced to FIVE inonths imprisonment,
lcsiles paying fine of $1,000. Before the
Judge sentenced him, MIR. Barker harangued
q large crowd from the Court House steps, !
nhu,ing the Judges ani lawyers without
STINT. His friends now promise to make
ahn sheriff.
PosrAL REcIPRocITY WITH CANADA
The neso,iation which we nieniipneh few /.
days since, on foot between the Postmaster
General Of Canada and the Postmaster
General at Washington, has, it seems, been /
iminentiy successful. An arrangement, has !
Seen Effected 10y which direct sealed bags
vii be made up for the chief places in Can |
ada As the postage is to be The same in |
each country, letter not exceeding half an
ounce will lie charged five cents to the lines ,
from any part of the United States, and five |
cents to any place in The united province of /
Canada; thr postage to lie prepaid or not,
AT the option of the person sending the let |
ter. The postage on newspapers & pamph- |
Tets Is 10 he prepaid to the lines, as hereto
tore.-[N. Y. Express.
EnIIoR OF PIONEER.
SIR:-ln a late number Of your paper |
observed paragraph in which | was class
81 a. nm "Anli-Rirc'' man.
As fac as regards myself, cannot admit
al any snch classification. Ii one dealer in
FbFs cries out "An,i-Fur" against his rival,
lake IL 10 lie n matter Of pccuniary inter-