The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-22
fTuEspAY,JAs. 90, 1855.

rule le suspended, and that ihe said pvtitjn.,
he taken up and acted upon now;
Which motion prevailed, and the rul.
was suspended.
When,
On motion of Mr.. MURRAY,
The said petition was referred to syl..I
committee of three.
The unfinished business was then s.
nouncetl in order, aud TAKEN up
First, the petition of Pierre Boltinr..
Arson Northup, Louis Roberts, Peter Pom.
Gin and sixty-four others, of Ramsey com
", presented by Mr.. Murray, on ,e..rr-
day, y 80 - Ha=@
Praying the Legislature to gram p.frs
Boltineau and others, a charter Ia k.er and
maintain ferry near 81. Anthony;
Was taken up; aud
On motion of MIR. Murray
Referred to q select committee Of three
Anil the petition Of Silas Henry AxipH
praying for divorce from his wife, G. bs.
rine Maria Axull,
Was taken up; and
IS On motion OF Mr.. Murphy,
Referred to select committee of three.
Whereupon, .t.r
The Speaker announced the committee
Just ordered. !, 81. as. ..e XXX
On William w. Warrcn's petition,
Messrs. Randall, Farnham and Fuller
Mr.. Randall asked to lie excused from
serving on said committee,
Ana! there being no objection, he Wa cn-
cused.
And ihereupon, f.t
The Speaker appointed Alrssrs. Cave.
Fariiham and Fullerton, to serve as sail
committee. a,rr t...
On the petition Of Pierre Borlineau AMI
others, praying for a ferry charter, TO kee
a ferry above the Falls Of ST. Anthony;
Messrs. Murray, Murphy aud Richard,
On the petition Of Silas Henry Ax'e'i
praying for divorce from his wife, Cath
rine Maria Axtell;
Nh Messrs. Fullerton, Nee. Boal and Gave
MIR. Cave presented the followin. reese
luton:
"Resolution, That the select comniirce.
to whom was referred the pei'inu Of VI
liam w. Warren, cohtesting the seat =
Mr.. Beatty, he authorized 10 send for pc
sons and papers, and If necessary, TO ser
commissioners TO Benton county 10 take tes
tiinony"
On motion Of Mr.. Cave,
The resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Cave,
The House then adjourned until terror
row morning, ut ten o'rlock.
GERMAN EMIGRATION TO AMERIcA.-ike
Imperial Gazette Of Austria regards the ctn-
grafton of Germans to America now takTe
place, as a great evil. II states The number
that eni CRATE annually Mt so, 600; and con-
sidering that, at present. persons Possessed
OF capital are frequently found aiming thcu,
it thinks that several millions thus 60 out OF
The country every year.
The MAyFLowER.-'rhe Detroit Triinne
Of the a4th, states that despnt n ha. nrcB
received from Mr.. Brooks, stating thai Ii"
May Flower is uninjured in her hull, and
that ifihe wind and weather are at nil ia
vorable, the May Fo,cer piH be sared
A Bull IN A kIrcHEN.-On Tuest,as .
morning last n mad OK broke out fra'"
drove Of cattle in Christopher street. New
York, dashed into the kitchen at the house
of MIR. Fraligh, whuse family hal jus. pre-
viously vacated it. ta
The New York Herahis Washia-:ur
correspondents telegraphs upon what h. ,ails
good authority, that nearly all the Eorg."n
Ministers intend wirhdrawin ing, in rouse
quence of the proposed reception OF Kos
suih by the President and Congress.
a RuMPUs AHEAp-A correspond ..
the New York Herald, writing from Y ash
in:ton says: al have been informed gnow
good authority that all, or nearly rfe
ambassadors of the European power rep
rescnting monarchies in tho old world hav"
had several consultations as TO The GrPrF
course to be pursued in consequence aF 'ns
pro ected public reception of Kossu,a. hr
the President aud Congress, on his ar'FaI
in this city. Soue go so far as TO he -asrr-
able to a union with the Russian and RS
,rian members in a withdrawal from v ,---
ingtOn, aud a threat TO demand their s--
ports for the public insult thereby 81 To
! the several government S"
/ Marshal SoULr is DEAp.-The LAT ..-
ropean papers announce the death Of
shall Soult, the last of Napoieon's Mar
He was born in 1869, in The same
the Emperor Napoleon, the Duke OF -I
lngtnn, George Culver, Chateauhrial i
and Sir Walter Scott, and was conscG .i-
! ~, in his SD year.
We regret to learn that Mr.. f.. 60.
with, Who was very dangerously hurt
horses running away at Delton, Wis, '"o
two weeks since, is in dangerous si'u ."t'
An express arrived from that place SSH .-
day evening, bringing the news that b -''
much worse, and that il was feared / ".
would have to- be amputated al TIE
Yesterday morning Mr.. Henry CO
with DIR. c. H. Ray, left this city To-
sistence to the sufferer.
From Washington.
s-l WAsHiseTpN, Jan
& There 10 reason 10 bal.eye here,
offence nj the Pron,e,heus will be 81 .r