The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-02

Tn FisnERMEN.-The Gloucester T,ieerasJ.
Is grow and indy nant at the position If III
6.hefs que ton, aud mas TAX IN belcos attitude
Ait,r 4pc King of the seizure OF the ''Forida," O
thu polt, value Of which is stated at $1,000 tn,
Iacgrgo1 Iontinues:
Tn rc have been two or three arrivals from ia,
Bly q s.. Lawrence, since our last, and ga,he
t1- lItNlng information respecting affairs in tina
quarter Capttal Rogers of the schooner {. & v
Rogers, % New London, informs Us that he ii
thc Pay -halcur, when he was boa ded by Office
irom the steamship Devastation, and ordered ont o
the by. IL was of a Sunday morning, aud there
ABBA. twenty vessels in company with him.
S5ne % the vessels had made haibor for the pur.
pose % passing the Sabbath at anchor, mlny Of
she f-he-Ien in the habit of doing; but the,
pa 1rered get under way, and proceed out oil
IT, las immediately. The o.fcer who boarded the
Z s. Rogers, rather insulting to the crew.
The 80 a.. SAID upon boarding their vessel, that
th-y had no business in that place They were at the
t.a., abor. four miles tOm the shore. The papers
callc for an the reason asked why there wa.
no cl-,rtncc among them; the officer had booked al
thcg. ipinute, h cIunpled them IN his hand and
threw ~ ii upon the deck, saying to Captain Ro,-
srs. Is /. tsre'S yoUr prpsrs 20
We ais, learn from Captaia Rogers, that the crew
or a. E1sfem sch Doncr was taking at one OF
the 4 nib in the bay, whea came along and
ordered Do an off in fifteen minutes, not allowing them
su.hri timc to obtain their water. One of our
CLIQUE vessels went into Tort Hood for ha, Dor
hr the a sht; cutter there, and the officers
Sc n CREW permission To remain, but the people
h'r- made much distu bance about it, that the
c. u the cutter obliged 20 order the vessel
o. ~ "a wa. ia the nj ght. Another Of the Gio,-
cr-.sr - seis was served in the way. This
me Cape Breton shore, and shows the feeling
.. tAa rsopie Of that place. The people al the Gut
ADJ "a Prince Edwards Island, are more friendly to
-ie Americans.
TnE SEAsoS.Apples, it is said, are abundant
this var ihe trees throu ,hout Worcester county,
r. X though the yield would be equal TO that Of
''yca.s Il plenty ."-[Bos. Cur.
PorAroE Ror.-The Granite F,1raer, has been
Informed b, gentleman fom Concord, n. H., that
di5nns few hills Of his Ch-nan5oes. the other day.
he discovered that many of them were BADLY effected
" IA the potatoe disease.-[ BoS ADJ.
l5- ne Lafayette Qnd.) Journal, says: There is
m1c - vdyisn, drunkenness, and general ou,breaking
81 rascalIty in this city at present, than was ever
Known before.
fCs-.he Illinois river is very low. There is an
ta-h-nse amount OF produce along the shore, ready
i'r sh which get to MAJ 6et until a rise
tak ace.
u he Catholic University of Ireland, RECESSED
SIS $40 from the United States.
DRoUGHr IN NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Thc drough,
IS very everc in the upper pats OF New Ham shire.
= ine thrty or forty miles above Concord people are
going M the woods and cutting down the underwood
ia ta-H cattle To browse upon. The orasshoppers
cove 'e eaIh and have destroyed all signs of vege-
tatol il the pastures ana fields.
RIVE AND HARBoR BILL-The Senate ad-
Jou.n.d on the 2lst, without taking a vote on the
above Dl. IL IL feared, that lis opponents intend
g. t-k 20 death, as they did the one last year.
Tar ATLANTIC DIsAsrER.-The last accounts
n''oe obable that not over hundred and thir-
y ives Werc lost by the above disaster.