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


E.s!lns1s the following particulars of her l,nc and
s'ussle with the storm King:
o.. ichgan. (merchant stcam.r) left this nor,
- ihHs-aY evening, and when OF Fairport was
.H ne storm, which carried away her smoke
n'r, s1em that time until last night (Monday)
~ - nights, she kay at anchor riding out the
r.. .ic, deck fire.: .at was thrown overheard. and
r.,''s" N which o:di iarily six men could not
... .fr f,ised aad thrown over by three men,
titf inid; 4 clean sweep over her, and several
nei r HON the waves were Carving over wc,,
.i"-' IN" collar and hauled in. Tharc were
ave passengers on board, and thew and
oaly crackers and hard bread ami butter
d. ''"al'ti seems to have sustained little injury
IS ot her pipe, aal no time did che take
.f.' At.rr. The manner in which she rode out
O. wonderful, and is proof Of her staunch-
u... ,iie good conduit Of all on byard.
~ BANXs.-Ccriiicates fr four banks
general law of Wisconsin, lately ratified
pie, have been filed in the Office o, the
~-''. : STATE. They are the Safe Bank OF
y -a. 'ptai $4,000, associates Marshall &
t.-'.v- f. Central Bank oi Wisconsin al James,
ti.. 90, associates ]. Il. DE & Co.; the
n s- , Marine and Ere Insurance Company Of
N..'.r,r, capital 100000, ASS 1ciatcs George
,a au Alexander Mitchell; and the Bank OF
ta-f'. ieSSrs. McCrea, Bell s Ullman. james
j..-..r, Esq. has ben appointed bank controller
IA to'crnor OF Nisconsin.-N y. Tribune.
osi
tunueg. states thai the wheel OF the calorc Shin
bllu.t Mr.. Ericsson, performed is first reyo,,
rcl o1 l;ay last, the n tive power being nothing
I,'1 t... h expansive force Of compressed air IN,
l-+,- hrc used IN this instance, the elas,i-
,'Y. -.e natural atmosphere being sufficient for the
e--.sed If ISose
NIHrt- Ah.-Th, military post ut Fort Ieaven-
so 'h rs t b; broken up and converted into depot
.' e'',., Tor the post, which is to be located
A lies est a. tho A A.
Ni as river, AT the point where the routes to
.oU a-I New Mexico separate. \ commission
I'D ar '.'cors, consisting CT Major Ogden and Cap
H7u Lts'n, of the Quartermaster's Department.
t,"..' {. veil of the 9th Infantry and Lieutenant
N.,i.'. II the Typographical Engineers left Fort
-.'se1f IN about the close OF October select
'1e ", IL t. Tor the new post. When it is estab-
i.A.-, At IN ier>tood that Forts Scott and Akin.
-i. -n 81. Arkansas river, and Fort Kearnev on the
= 'l-s "di b. brokea up, and their garisons re-
loved.
J1ho q incy Adams Otiginai Cuba An
% cl.. ui-ti lie declared IN 1922 the purpose Of
tsj- osl be resist, by force il necessaty
r. va:>i. OF Cuba to Eng land any other foreign
power. lie then said that within half century
.'ae nation Of Cuba to Federal Republic
yi 49, ntsensable to the continuance and integrity
ST t-D Z "4pn.
J. anl Wisconsin the papers complain Of un-
1-.f LA weather for the season. ia some sec
storms nave Deen quite severe.
IH.tr= WHICH OUGHT TO BE DoNE.--Gcr.
s. u - b. let alone.
a.. .8.er Of Mount Iesuyius ought to he filed
u d Sea ought to be damned so as to in
rro- ', water power of the river Jordan.
south rn editor, in giving an account of some
rrl'- ND stole two horses belong ng TO preachers
nee:ing, says it should teach cergymcn to
'.ta'~'l we'll as pray
# nftiI White, Of Indiana, has made hand
s..'- f.t-- b. the eNuaon!ioary rise in hog<. lie
"a r.a -0J,OOo FRIDAY, by one sale, and it is
..'it at his profits will reach $500, 900 before
p. .-l~.~ closes. The price Of hogs has isen to
s i cu'. and stubborn, demanded. Mr.. White
is lr pg 'rietor of 81! the largest slaughterin,
Establishments in the West, known as the Mann
,uotd Cave"
SHARP.-'My love- said an nmahle spouse
90 hos Alsband, sdont sell that horse, like him,
oHl syani 10 keep him
lie. my horse, aud III sell him., replied the
io,i. lord: 'didn't buy hItn:'
- was my money that bought him. retorted
he alisocratic lady.
y Is .nadam.' sand the husband, 'and by Ju-
''tcs, Your money bough, me, or YOU never would
ave got me-
E+AsoTs FOR SELECTING A RESIDENCE
j' i- ao,rcss to the throns which crowded to meet
.'1 h.s late visit to MarSh6eld, Mr.. Webster !
5iary persons when they come through these
"neDs and over these sand hills to us, won
t., .ia, rew Mr.. Webster to M,rshfeld OF all pla-
.' .h' country. Why, gentlemen, | tell them,
'. 1T them often, it partly good sense, but .
'H'r BOD fortune. had got a pieaiAnt spot upon
tle s'--i had lands about me diversiiied-not very
1c, aii never had any great fancy for rich lands
shay -eneral. fiat and heavy and without varie-
F., ADJ ! told them my fortune to fall into
. .f IA hood il4n NxIl Vl pm 1
ht. anF 4ltfcuy, with whom entered into "A sort
90 we'd "llcrstood covenant, when | came among
'aem, ti1t would talk with them upon farming and
n-lip-s Il of neighborhood Concerns, bat ] would
-rcr p u word 10 them or they 10 me, on law or
.i.i-s. They have kept their side Of the bargain,
I'D have kept mine
A>rI-TKMPERANcE REMEDY-We presume
.le "o, rabld tcctoaler would not object To the APP
.i-ans9 OF the vinOus poison in the manner follow
.ss bed by Paris journal:
NJ L., who dwels in the country. on AVA
T. aiur the night, heard attempting to !
fY.ee la blind of his Iarlor window. Mr.. II
atone and unarmed, but his presence of mind did
n-t 10 axe him, he took bottle of champa sne cut
'a. cori rctainin, the cork with his thumb, and
niv slited ill the burglar having forced the blind
Introduced his head into the room when Mr.. Il
81 &c cork fly into his face. The report was loud,
.ae Mrallr alarmed by il and supposing the cham
,aigoe inch covered his face his blood, |
tell 70 the ground cry Ing for mercy. Mr. -, al |
ter assuring himself that the burg lar was alone,
sprgns from the window, bound him and carried him
u the village, and delivered him to Il constable.
Ho, FOR srRrKEi-Al honest who won't I
z, ia cut, who won't get living without earning it,
D nos I'd by Fashion, invited to meet for con- |
sul,atioa. We have rioiols intentions--we are
l.N-ah ing men-but want our rights. 1t Is Or !
s,clt l hat tiil the nap is all gone from the |
-dge Of ne Clown; but oar oppressors obsc US to
ct 4 ne. one every six months, year at most, /
nd f.. .ur lives we can't tell the from the
old, pit b, the date the hater's card inside.
Ii : 81 5lt to "vercoat two years, II It Is
luld SD strong, although it has turned grey, and !
il in it be OH RAINY DAYS, and the tyrants thus
cheat out of fortnight hUd earned wages. 1t
&, hit to hire pew in the gallery of the church,
Were hear equally well, and be as icrvcn IN
d-vo,ions; but must pay four times as much,
All prominent place below, and spend another
,.-,A ages for the balance. We have RICH to |
-. M -lnre ronm than We use, bI, the world de-