The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29

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amid the Numbering Of cannon and the shou. e
the multitude =, r. >15T1J
Our old friend Girdon informed Us ii.at a..
''Saint Paul. now at the dispo.. a-r
people, and in company with his Excel ;cy ov.
Ramsey and other citizens knJiy rtt
perone! through The vessel, nto the cab ..4
els, state roons, parlors, barbef-shop. o,s
bars, nsine rooms, hold, and Tiara
boa, and we certainly were agreeably ea,.r,
as veil as satisfied that the es..ire arr, s..,.
furniture, and mo ius operandi Of III.
PauP' are par ercclieace The ne plus ci
Upper Mississippi accommodation.
The ladies apartment is perfect DO &c..
entire cabin being covered with the IN, ...,.
Brussels earpe,ing, replete with the rio
tire, diyans, otiomans, easy chairs a.
The lower berths wide enough 60. +,
is dcsderatum long demanded BY The
Mai traveller; and required by the act
Of the community in general. The
double state rooms, for the acconnlo
families irav.!lins, thereby Keeping .- ..
dren under theif eye, which Certainly
Improvement. The architecture OF ts boat
most superb; noalangs Of the riches,
the paneIlings, and we .,ese seriously
believe that were on the Hal
upon the Isaac Newton.'' or the ''R ec-
In fact, the whole comparison of Il -
charming and unique, and at nigh, we
dorse Claude Melnote" in has picture
--''T'he svery light steals through
Mist Of alataSter lamps''
so brightly charming the hargir,
and the CHANGING prsms.
The entire accoutfements Of :ravqil;;
FAMED ia The ladies apartments, tore, .
newly invented chair, called the -
char," which is something eniireiy
engine IS furnished with nlercurs ga.
any body by taking that trouble. ana,
much steam is on; and the appa7a,u.
wise 50 constructed, that 81 cert,
The steam escapes. and blows oi!-tlus
be afraid of explosion.
We have published description he
the dimensions SC, Of the boat, 50 i
'autoioglca TO say further upon thal &C.
The boat beng Up for Fer; Saenag.
morn advanced, the hitherto obscL-,
Old SOL came Peeping forth froo
clouds, the mists disappeared. "a
As bright "Anrcra'' herself. the f1r :,
clandesineIv appeared together, 70
ny Us as FAR Us Mendoza. All the bea
Paul. (ho;h mile aud fenale( filled to
overlooking the decks, cabins, and pr
Of Inc boat, and defy any place il c
cast or west 10 We with US in proportiol
and fashion THAI was displayed rHon
Paul Saiicc it TO say tina, the che
Of old ''Sol'' himself were quite outl
smiles and sraces Of our ladies'
We s'idsd swiftly up the shor; dista,
Fort, AID were agfceably surprised to
selves saluted at the cNpense Of ''Unc
by a field piece, which complainant tn
ciproca.ed, as politely as poss-be the
inss 10 speak as plainly as could be IT
gentlemen Of the Fort!'' Dinner hour
rived, all Hospitality enterta nc
sumpuous meal, to the great music Of
champagne corks, and the se;-oai Of Tia
ent tables. AT the second table, NJ. {
Mss passed a few n,ori:eI conlp'ime
boat, which were apropos excepting
deaver to pass GirLcn OFT for single r.a
knowing to the contrary oar ladies' PFC
fused to endorse. 1t was. however, -
~ asserted that Uenniss was innocent.
ter. Nous rerr0rs. After spending u
time at Fort Smelling, we rounded abo
Paul, and were there in fifty. the boat
flying through The water. Dancing wa.
ed. but the scarcity oG room ana the
present prevented its farther eu,oyue,
WAS broken up with sadness.
Every body was delighted, and ifarsp
the trip. Capt. Harris, Mr.. Grion,
employees Of the boat showed the,nsch
Of the rane Of gentlemen Every boz!
temive, and our only regret tint the
moments of last Saturday were 100 :
few too quickly $50 that another exc
expected. Capt. Harris)
a few words ia con elusion and we u
for we unable fom the crowl,nE
our advertising friends to 60 into ;
ant detail as could wish. 70 Cant
and bis QitacheS os the boat on behalf
pie of Saint Paul we here's, th tender
and sincere wishes Cor the welfare O.
Paul" May he realize his widest
successfully Saint Paul and MINES,
as she has heretofore, and may p-oy
Of The confidence Of our friends Of 6
the enterprise manifested by me!ror3
interests are closely identified Wit" on
The STINT Paul lelt on Saturday even
i large nua''er of passengers and :@es
regularly upon the line between this poFi
lena. 10. Armstrong and Rufus With
pie,s Of tho 'S INT Paul. are well know
AL, and are considered the best q.
Riser--sherefore say '>success 10 o.
sake!'' ~ II
kE-ARRIvAL OF THE SrEANEE
PAUL. Our narnesalse a.riy cd herl T.
o'clock, wednesday morning, in The d