The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-30

bring up proVlSions. IL VIII
The above, from, the Minnesota Pioneer, confirms
what we have been telling readers for non,hs--
that Tie northern market will be and best
market The deficiency for provisions in Minnesota
is not limited to the present, nor TO ono OF two years
hut may Continue 0r twenty years; or go long Aisr
nesota and the new Indian purchase continue TO
ceve that flow 81 engraEts that they have tor tie
past three These territories, from
causes well known to the public every where, viii
produce rrovi-ior, equal to the home demand
until emigration nearly ceases; and OF the jine when
such discontinance viii take place. idgc,
there being many inducements for emigration To
that region of county.
In the fall we urged farmers in this region 10 rc;
ont their grain, potatoes, &c. and ship immediately
for the 81. Paul market. This we advise. from {,
knowledge that emigration To the upper country
/ uncornniony great during the preceding nOnth>.-
The prices realized would have been Bcar, As fsi-
lows: potatoes 10 cents, 50, meal s cat
IS, flour IS to 81 per barrel. Overland ransspo;ts-
ton of provisions to Minnesota rather expensive
even at the prices named: bn, thnl. iai, ba>i-
can Dc done at shipping early in the sp,iu,.
The rise III prices at home from cons ,,lonces Of
emigration 10 thc mining region within tn wear past
rather indicates that own demand nearly equals
The supply. We think, however, that Gram md the
ncighborins counties may have some sun 10 spare.
--tIant CO. Her.
Emperor Sooiue has a Yankee cahiact inrker. a
named Mallory, from Boston, fitting up hts houze-
hold decorations. The ebony Emperor +. q nse.ry
old da'hey, aud gets tight as peep every night.
4 German Chemist named Brei-ach claims o.
have invented Kind Of artificial guano, which can
be had n, less cost, aud is equal in quat % the ua-
tura. The government of Bavaria have determined
to give Mr.. Won Beisach, every assistance in their
power. The Scientific American has been assured
by the brother Of Mr.. Breisach, who resies IN New
orh, that IT Is 4. most valuable discover, AND that
there Is prospect OF It's being Introduce soOn into
country.
Booth the trageiian, whose death We noticed ,,,s
born in LONDON, on Mag !, 1896, and ia 81 acted
there IA opposition IT, kc,n until he was driven to,,
the stag by riot. ie made his first a; eas,.n~~ r.,
this country AT Petersburg, Va, in 1921 Richard
III and the nest year came out at the Pa Theatre.
III New \ DIRK, in me character III success
was great and slnce then, with varying TO- ,aac, hc
kept possession OF the american stage.
The FAR NoRrH-WEsr-The La S,.neri,,
Journal of Nov, 81, say: Rev. Peter Jarobs Oi.b-
way Missionary, returned to this racc ,c-,e,s, On,
his way 10 Toronto from York Factory, situated ON
1ai-ons Bay, sho distance this side d the Moth
Poe. He came 70 the Saul his WAY tina, place
the first boat last spring, and since tn. time with
the exception CT about two weeks spent n The BAY,
he has been travelling and from that t.ul 1A bcr-
bprean region. During this period of ;tb0u s rti,
h has .iavcrscd this of country between
Lake Superior and lIudson's Bav io,rue, cale.,
and coming, of not less than four hous;ad li!cs n
bark canoes on foot, and in small vess1s
This route lies b. the wa, of the Red River Of ih.
North Lake Ninnip peg. Lake of the " GODS and
other small lakes in that region; where there was
water he travelled in hrs canoe, whera iherc was
none his canoe was carried over pcr.a-t.. on the
shoulders of his yoyayeurs. On his ietura. ia pass
ln3 across Lake nnipee, he had The misfortune to
be shipwrcckcd IN his ira birchen vessel aua ii
losing five hundred dollars in specie vri,h alb ~.
clothes, equipment, and valuab!es, his rIcu and him
SELF escaping barely with THEN lives.
CLIPPrR RAcr.-A bet of $4,000 as. !. IN ,.r
some time pending IN Boston the y,.,e...., -. .
American ship Nightingale and ths, Nriti>s IAN
Challenger, from Shanghai, China. r.. sD.s, bay.
both arrived at Deal, and as the repos; LOW -taa,.
the Nightingale has beaten the Chaenect lree ,h,,
III the
The WrArHER.-We have had +, variety IL
weather since our last The cold ana sno, eft las,
, week and week bciore, made excellent - -l.,u-
then came thaw continuing several da,s an. >,,a.-
bare the roads-and now, go lre,s ,.,err. +.
sharp winter ar and an appearance e. snow. Ihr
river, here, Is clear OF icc.-T Lansing lcl. -
TELEGRAPH ISvEsTIGATIoN-Ne ara .ri,,,,,-
ed tina; Co. Speed, of Detroit. one Il tine lar.-st
telegraph proprietors in the Northwest cacrad u,,r
an Inscs cation for the author of th2 has O.. II, .i a.
TO tn death oil Mr.. King. Mr. s h.ui traced 49,,
report 20 tn Cincinnati office and ha, CON. On tbeyo
for the purpose OF further invcstigatiaa + crniard
to bring the author Of the dib)lic ..i,-l-. p. ,n--
tice. This is nigh; and due to tic p,,,c ana u, the
telegraph campanie<.-I Madison trsus
The ST. Louis Evening" News conf. ati, spec,
90 see Kansas Territory organized dunn ifa coming
session Of CONGRESS. Ii vii pr,bob', c..ed ..oy'h
OF the great Platte, south the Arka and ,,st
10 the main riIga OF the Rocky mpunta -
We are tod by gentleman from Cdl',raia. tl,.i
agar GaF jerr RACES violently every Yea, m ...,,,
parts Of Cliiornia-IEx.
SrlLL N P,Nrs.-Mss Snod-rass. aa- GEORGE
Green, was in Salem on THURSDAY, AMI attempted r.
scil 4 long shawl al Mr.. Newcs storr there S5.
was dressed il boys clothes, bit Mr. \ s,,-u -.e.l
her sex at one@, and s- finally conie-.cd o'o sh,
Was and gave a reason for a,optil i,'alc attire,
her desire 10 see tn world, which she .or:1 % r.i,-
venientil do in the dress Of her own - she ,i-,;
al III Mansion House Wcdrcs,ia night un r.,
tn name of Henry Lewis. She left i. up Nc,
hnfyport on Thursday II Boston Post.
The ST Anthony Express has brougb' to on ,4. ,i,
til !aci that Caesar a great Sport ,p The ia |
Is decidedly good, which has s.cstc, t,o qn,s, ion
for that paper. ''Wh1, did Dido cat1' ..Whst t.,o
ladies c''nndnied Al III battle Of SAX a,, !''-T I'm
Pioneer.
We know that ''DiIo II dnr' h,i ~ ion r.,.csd
10 hiIow ANYTHING about the ba,le o., ~l CO. Ai,.
i Lowell Adv.
To KEEP OUT FROs r.--SaN-siusf. ,lu bsik a..
chip manure either better than an >inl cf SOIL
to keep out frost. Straw and old hay ~ any kint 49,
better tor banking around houses il ,.1,.g lla ai,,
or sand or siasci.-l Mass. Plough.
RAILROAD SURyEY.-The cncine,-. .e ,..r.,...l
IN SURVEYING, route for tn Milwaukee aud Ton -,
Lac Railroad Tho have prn-ressau D sithia d,
few miles Of this c'ty, the route tot ulig the ya-
Icy OF the Milwaukee river. They props, - exam
and survey the Iron Ridge route. ou t!i,ir return
to Milwa,hcc.-l fon,i dI Lac Joar.
H. III northern and western mart ,f ,- .,,,., H.
is disease raging which is fearful IN .'s r. suits II
is called lux. attended with typhoid i coa-..,t,-
fever 1t ~ fatal in almost every cas,-a4u,h marc
50 than the dreaded cholera. In p of shout
miies square there has been upwards - Sort, dcarb.
Ii spare, ncl,h2r White black old .,,un---but
the iusaobIc disease claims all. We understand thai
MIR. T. May, deceased, lost twelve neg a,s i ie DE-
cas2. We learn that at present, 1t Is S,neah has aiAt-
ing.-l Miss. paper.
la CRossE AID MILWAUKEE RAitRo4r-
Our attention has recent. been caIc,' e. The %.
proposed railroad, and have been vki ~ cvsrt,