The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-15
Summary of the News.

The crops in this part of the State ae ,e,,- cN-
ceedngiy well. II is supposed that the 80
maturing will meet all the demands for e'si.a. on
III the State, Tor the next year. We dput not that
1t VIII be suihcIent any rate. to cultai ao't1s
and reduce the price to a much lower fsur Bag. .a,
hitherto governed the barley market TIE wheat
crop Is limited the present year, and will perhaps
be more than sufficient to supply the dema 81.
The excitement prevailing weeks 81 De-. FL eon.,.
OF the mining districts, against the Chimes regulation
has subsided, and there is longer aIpfhcu, Il
oi trouble. Ii appears from the most IL laiic ,.t1
accessible. that the number Of Cinnamon o.. cIH.-
tr, has been great, over estimated. T., = No.
question, however. but they will find it SAY io
resort generally to ether occupations than mining
Political affairs cginnuS attract ~,l i.,.r-
ab.e degree of public attention. During III . i-h
the wings have held their primary eccto tilor-h-
out the State, and selected delegates he Sat
Convention, which will assemble in this c,, On the
i'rsI Monday IN juno, for the nomination q 70, Pres
ldcntal electoral candidates. two mrmhc, Con
grcss. two Justices, and Clerk of the Sup, Court
The Democratic Nominating Convention iic,t aJ
Bercia on the 10th of July.
The American expedition 10 japan is ! l,l anon
with considerable interest BY the public, h,,,l the
vast Importance of the objects cf the exI ,toa 10
not appear TO be as fully -apprecatcd by a.. f,-s ar
the public as might be supposed from ru~isait,
10 Japan, and the direct bearing this lr,t D. i
Rave npOn commerce.
Several lines Of steamships plyinc betwc.f. H. h. it,
and san Francisco, have entered into it l.alfrj
combination, and advanced the rates of t - .-d
rassa &c 20 a much higher figure than prev q .i, .
the competition system. The arrangen,, ~ ...,-
scnSiby telt IN the business world
The government is TO lie immediately IT,. mo-. .
the embryo village Of Vallejo. the g,ca io,st i-
cncc and annoyance of the several Office O.. .c
and the public.
Two cases CT suicide have occurred in tii, ..-
> j. Springer, o Kentucky, ssot himself ia i5tl
INST, and Matthew Lane. from KNOX COZ. r.. 0h,a.
Gu, his throat Win "A the 18th IA
I'm lieu Of thca;ricals. citizens have ~ I..,-
ing, Tor the last fortnight the conce,t % i,.!.s
Biscacranti. assisted by eminent artist ..c.ai..
Senior Bsracciant and George Lodcr.
OuT city and State enjoying a dcCrec q r,er,r-
ton from sickness heretofore uncxanrlcd q al. So.
son Of the year. The smallpox made III .ur,sisI,.
IN Stoc kton week OF two since, and for a e., q VS.
created considerable alarm as many case ,,,,. .-
ported Ii has SINCE entirely disappeared
Crime has greatly decreased within the las. month
and we have chronicle but few scrio,- 4, ..,.i,..
Of the law in any portion of the State
The present hot weather is rapidly diss lat'.- a..
SHOWS upon the mountains, and causing a Il ,'r
streams. No danger, however, of All oyc4i.r. is -
pretended.
The most extensive arrangements are "a progress
Tor tiunng the streams aud cana, compa cs ,.,. g.
sanizina nearly every bar where cold /. known 70,
exist IN large quantities. The mincis ow e a. an.
cold spring, w.li NO, DC enabled 10 get to ,,, ~ i,
beds # the rivers at early dav as last season
Some attention Is beginning 10 he maid Bro a.,irt
t,ue IN The mining counties ard in the ,'ri,it, a.,
6corgetown I'll Dorado county, large ira . cum
Try has been aid of into unls There is iin.t ar-
bic land upon the dividing ridges of tn q Ks o..
American river, and many miners and oinIs ar. sly
plying Themselves with vegetables "a: it'd all and
expense. --Sacrene'to tsicn, .f,tle 1t.