The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-09

STfAMsHIP BUrLDING.-There are seven
r,e,n,lips on the stocks at New York, in course
81 cos traction. The most noticeable among
t.-l 81 one of SIZE nearly equal To those form
trs ,h. Collins line intended 10 run between Pa
.ul nd san Francis o. one Of the Empire
CIV ne, of which Howard and Son agents.
rsr FOR MBezzLEMExT.--On san
r. snius the police of Chatlestown, arrested
. ...lpg nen, named Edward Gillard and
F. arke, 81 = charge Of embezziing goods
r,r f., store of J. Lock, * Co, Pc irl street
ili.ari his for some time been IN the
.. Of ihs house, and is supposed to have
.. the system OF appropra,ng the goods
. . npl't crs. 10 his own use, Tor three or four
.u. AMI that he has had th- aid Of Burke, wbn
t.s SOME tame past, been bartender al The
tt... 4 House, Charie-iown. The amount siol-
U. n1,prohih!y fail short Of four OF five humid
rt. Ir'. The pirtss belong m Vermont. and
n invent -four or twenty-five years old
Nr. j. also chIrged with rohbing hs employer
cd! IN bottles Of wne---C BOs Cour.
RAN, be me fliih," said Pat, rs he es-
ss.l open the door of his >h,nty, in order that
h get INTO il. as regularI, locked m !
"in,' si,d listener who thought 10 d, =
ta.t "e son of the Emerald t,le N bali; ~
.f.:' ''Why, in he street, 10 be sure -
,0- e' e'-dfopper mnrveiied.
.'lltRE'- YoUR MONEY. DoLr. Nov, YOU
% .-r bic Jac,asS, tell me ny Your scoundreiy
s'c. wrote eighteen letters about that con
ie sun?' ASKED an cXasperaied debtor
+.I.l sure sir, cans tell, sif; hur # YOU III
cr.s -. 81, | think Il were hek.Se seventeen
l lin't fotch the money tos the cheese
AT DIscorEKY OF New KIND OF
t.t> Letters received IN Paris, from Che>ch
e. Aiuci, have announced thal the ancient
h,ar, grain and corn, which was used
3l he lime of the hinss al ancient Egypt the
90 -, has been sown n the garden Of 4
f.r.F aul produced seNerti ears, which offered
U.a species, .nlirely unknOwn 10 modern az
Cos vrERFErr HALF EAGLEs.--The Gale
30 rert.ser. notices specimens ofa vll-
l.r..- compound Of lead wa-hcd with gold
I.-. ~ extremely light and can be bent double
,.'.a. difficulty. he .7dreri.ser understand,
fu.ia ,rge number OF Iheu, nave been pnssed of
81. SAT- ,a~n.
III DaoUGHr.-At Racine, (Wis) and IN
Ste ti-.uity, the drought ~ '-yrrels fell. IL Is 80
-,.-r. hat II j. kuhn. >hruhbery, and trees in
tl. s.r,u> court, ard. and trdrn- which adorn
sr # rs re>ilence-. Racine /. ALWAYS d
it city, but the drought places II under Il
.-- iaiul aspect tnin we nave ever before
keuo>hl County Is 50 suffering severe
i-. go the excessively dry weather The
-...i.. thls State To- be in pots. NORTH
C-utri Wisconsin, have had aban-
d ..., rain.- Nh U7si.
ST. The LATE FtsrIvirIEs al Sra .bours
H1ppieoH danced With "a Young peasant
.H Er.
.s-a't have the pleasure cut in these dig
49,.
TIE LAST CASE or INCIDENCE is ilat
81 an named joan Hole, who lazy q,
fa s.gnins ms name. h. simply u-ed the let
~ &. III then punched hole through The paper.
AMERICAN FiCs-We cory he following
f..a l.e IIorkiag Farmer:
: rrep iraI,on IT peaches under This tiI!e was
fnrsl u, 10, Mr.. Charles Downing, at New burg
I aches were hr-t peeled, then cut IN halves
..l tie stones renewed; they we're nrN place !
oa p..ie~ with ihei. hoow sides ap. aud cou'ain-
u- .ne->iNh al Their weight oi sugar. Airr be-
i, efficiently dried IN oven, they may be
ssAt d away IA IirS. or boxes iIne ms. the lex
tt-. f when, they materially resemble. while
sa-- favor Is entirely -suprror The, may he
ea-u "a bv wafer. aaI used for pies. taftS, &c,
ard are very superior Ia quaii, 10 the ordinary
dives peaches. Cherries. and other fruits hay
.n preserved by Mr. Downing, ia IL similar
u.lf'er, and wUh eqaai success.
\ SECOND SAM PArCH.-At Niagara. On
te 6rsi instant, inolharly fellow gave notice
ti.' e would take sam Patch leap oti the
E.u.Il bfrige, into the currrnt of the Niagara
r.-r. the hei,n' being seventy five feet. Not
,li-,i hiding the general Impression was that II
would prove "A hoax, al least five hundred persons
fs-el.l,ied On both sides oi the river at the APP
pointed Time, when the miserable feiinw per
l.in.I aCcurJmg 10 announcement. About one
t,'t # the distance. lie went down erect, feet
i.r-H Il: but IL l. said me curr,ni of AR down
th, u,er. caused IA change in his position. and he
sirae. the waller ON hi' back. 1 he splash Was
l...HeIy heard on shore; rs II a rock had ;urhled
3d. h- back terribly iacerated. ana turned
.r,- lie Made no provision Tor boat, hut there
,., ID to he near by that went Ia HIS res
r.- When taken III I've unable io help hn-
,t. apl one moment more would have ended his
1.1t.8, career. and 1t Is drul,'iui Ia ms
err. Though he persists m the determination 10
fl.- loh-r leap at The Falls lie received M
- vb.ch caused him tn raise blood, and from
E..-a ne cannot probably recover.
,rGaArioN.--The total emigration 10 Tins
ro4Hl- for seven months uf the present year, has
been 19,05i, while during the corresponding
800 nth, at 1851, the number hu, ,52 .579, -
tf.t Notwithstanding The attractions Of Australia
th. legation ftom Europe 10 tins county, is
fti he Increase.
Lirl ~ CALIroRNIA.-A fiend in California,
sic- that he Is 50 hard Tor yictWlls, and 9TH
e. g. =, that nothing hut a miracle OF HI 5hway
ro.pr.y "a save hun from starvation. For two weeks
says, he lived piece of o-cloth bo led with an
@ boot, 10 give d meaty flavor. Here's situation,
-ituaton.
EsriKrLY TOO LArE.--A tipping lawyer,
A I.i iDr MS ingenious Heading, while he was read
VI Ewes idl, the other day, at length eN-
-,l III she mad only known this flaw. 1t would
quite As easy to have avoided the Ew.-
tf. 1t IL Eden never could have been denied her,
s.-, hld squeezed the uit and drank the cider"