The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-30

Ti.E CRYSTAL PALACE IN THE u. S.
The london correspondent Of the Toronto Patrio,
says. Il am told that 'Bainum' has secretly en-
aoycd a number of artists to take sketches of the
contents Of the Crystal Paace, and from these
materials has prodoced panorama ,hr niles
800 it. III, being fac sne of the Exhibition
Ins A. role thing is said TO be completed, and wi in
'c s>Albi,ed in The United States and Canada be-
ijsc he end q: the year.
CITING READY-Our pork packers are
uahln'; arrangements for the approaching season.
1nes have on hand any ssnoun, Of salt, cooper
ase. sc. The prices offered al this market (S4l
are certainly tempting. No offers have as yet
been made al other points on The L PIPER Mississip-
pssss far as we have been able TO learnt Bur-
ihstA-T Tel.
BEsPoNsIBlLITIEs o. RAILROAD Con-
oRs.-A passenger recently bought tick
-, - 20 to the Cuba station upon the New York
and Erie Railroad. The conductor received the
,c.lei but refused TO stop at ;he station, and
ried the passenger fourteen miles beyond. The
paszen.er afterwards obtained Il warrant against
Ia CONDUCTOR Tor false imprisonment, upon which
De vas arrested and held - answer.
4 tory was tod few years ago Of public
officer in New York, who Brought a sealed note
20 Naslnston--lulbroken. The mistake was
laughed ut, bat it seems now the gentleman was
merely ahead Of the times. We see it stated
lI!st 4 gentleman in Newport, Ky, is perfectiny
tB applicaiion OF electricity for propelling box
coa,s ming letters, wires from place to place,
~ lie telesraphic prInc,ple. The experiment
oysr wires OF six hundred yards in length, has, it
IS sln., worked to a charm.
y 81, use of percussion caps for firearms is about
O., ii, superseded by new and more efficient pri-
.uing. which is reported as being safer than the
,d1. easily understood and managed with entire
,.n iciiy and ease, by the most untutored: and
when applied to the gun, lasts, without the
nece sity Of being touched ith the hand, for the
Lur4ion Of the longest battle.
Late San Francisco dates announces the arr;-
val .; that port, Of the clipper ship al, ing
C,osd," in seycniy-nin days from New York.
Til. beats any former achievement of our unsur-
passed Yankee clippers.
Cunplete returns from Mississippi show iha,
t'o state Convention will be composed Of SO
T. -.!sn men and u Secessionists.
\ correspondent of the N. o. Picayune,
i. ting from Boston, says:
As nation, we may he fond of making
'corey; yet we never could become ma
iinr of Jews. We make not to hoard.
The Yankees could not become brokers
.lI money changers. A Roth$child loans
rs money on stocks and mortgages, Law
r,ac invests his in immense manufactur-
i,- Establishments. The first increases his
~ ith without benetitting the race-the Sc
cond accunulates while he improves The
coUntry. \ Jews success is individual--a
! KEGS, national.
Ne fancy the following contains about as
nicc at example Of disgusting bigotry as
-aH lie found nowadays. The Kncker-
hooker is speaking Of some unirnportant
sGi,ie, aud adds:
The last couplet, as we gather from
note, refers to the case OF Henry G. Green,
who was executed at Troy few years
since, for deliberately poisoning his wife,
au' who was supposed to have experienced
rJhgion few moments before his death.
4 hope he did, adds our satirs,; but it
was ridiculous to hear pious divine la
ileutng, with the most holy horror depict
81 upon his counienance, that the poor wife
had not made an open avowai of faitb,'
,hat she might keep company in heaven
W,.i her saluted murderedn Twas
great pity, WASN'T it, that she should be de-
AIRED from the celestial society of such
kini and aficctionate spouse:"