The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-19


Hgiaa IA lhs present day- The Secretary savi-
re Minister 10 refasin- on :errns Of amily and
fsepdssiP with the present COVER xasens. 4. = u,
TA- AZ -s.king lsnf warrs mis- assigns bile pass
81 tas S-sais yesterday. II was decided 10 take
a. Ar- fsyts's esnpfsasse fcsoiltisa to-day. 50
ss "a; expect ans.her useless debate on this un-
fs-tsas,e affair. -.r. p. --sl e
Ona sf ear Wsshiaxtoa csrrespondents ain les
q ne ss=nesvrinss Of Ia. several candidates FOR
ths Ffessi<acy, and says that although Mr.. Fill
@sre has net yet written letter declining
Eo1ssi s;rpu. he hss IL In contemplation. He alss
ayeTs bat Ges- Scott had determined upon con-
~ al n sasef 81 sh- Compromise, bat was pre-
ssiss sPcn 10 postpone sach course by Mr..
1sgs d. hsw mach reliance can be placed upon
% esp. IA. sd trli. Perfsps there mly be
fsll. stisa f5z shs ra.usr that Mr. Fillmore viii
60 cay geT Mr. Webster. There is no d,ubt
at Scr fesiiass have recently been ensendered
iais as hears Of fsreign diplomats at washing
"a, .sd Il - not inposs'bie that there will be
gs.sI Al Asrccp beisfe great while.
Ds.sf car special core spea1ents at Washing
.1a FINISHES sons rather interesting nforma tioa
1sa7--.isg the ezssse between Secretary Web
s.s- nj she Austrian charge, BY which 1t will be
-lsa tzt tss izstcr merely inquired Of President
iIn. - whether ms opinions promulgated by
lir ". IN hss b.aqust speech, were the senti-
si-z. sf the administration: 10 reply. Mr.. Fill
.e1Fs. - priysss conversations, distinctly gave
Ca-gaiisr Hssssaisan TO understand that the Ex-
--sfIss did no, endorse the Secretary's speech.
49, "a; ihs fes.iag towards kossuth, as well
as e.. ps;icy Il the Prsssdent,e would be
esni an his persoasl,r.ply 10 tho address Of
-l- ssyas. AM in the b,st annual message. The
-hsss has sssi;1sa ise .Prrp,u " ais ccsyer-,
--.lsa - has essuaEieni, aud. at the same tune,
Lf fsSrassr all DIPLOMATIC and social inter-
hsnnh- A<tDs;sF. The question now
.s--. whesher. tais sa,esSisw betweca the Pres,-
"a Cheyslief Bsisenia viii nat snoa be-
tIs s5sree Of di.hculty between III, Presi-
-ln- - 1as Secretary % state, IL - generally
s- & ia Il W. iis,ssinina saPerceiei the rules
@. D. n,'ic eliza in making his complaint TO
'-=sGseai an PefSo1, instead Of through the
sssrsists. f ihis be true, IL is certain that Mr.
re has been equally guilty Of want Of
-l--l=ss. ~ eniertliaiag the compliant, and rem
.rB- az eHpissaiiea. What will he the result
g. hi- vet TO be ssccriained. Wait aud
SO
Ffos7 Washington NC learn that Andrew Jack
Og-, formerly Wing member cf Congress
Sc j ans, lVanla. has been appointed Charge 10
rS1-1-asen.
tst- iioasw.ll, an hi. message 20 the Legisla-
iaft ~ Massachusetts, goes IA strongly in fi,or
0! eBi'oo--noi mere passive Intervention,
81 sc, Determined fore die, hostile interview
tf r--ass tsst Russia. Apsirla, or any other des-
rl-c 81 veg IN shall hereafter combine 10 crush
of'c VIA are struggling, or any struggle
a. aeSy. Tie s4;s that, should Austria or
i.lI oafinse issf past course, this country
as ser; her right, and make that right, felt,
a a-s aat rYiiaIa'n tie principles Of freedom,
na---s = here - an ateaopi 10 enchaiB them in
Pa grasp cf dcsi.siism.
t-g- -ratie eaciiesneas- has recently becn
1-,i---s am,-s psliry holders. by the sa.pen-
$50 ias~sa-s companies. The Protection
-1-- -1f. at EosH, Is reported TO have suspend
e. sseqaeac- Of great losses last year
81 axe accounts Of two more awful steam
t-ai -a.isIcs Oh ih.. Mississippi river. The
co. Fihe George Washington recesily expio-
&C. j killed. sIieea persons, and horribly
-..--r I ean.sE &c others. Five lives were
ss Earning Of ,he slariba Washins,ea on
O.. day.
-eeoans has reachei Us OF the burning
q 80. s.r s;esa,er on the Mississippi river, by
a- sevcrsl lives are supposed 10 have been
%. hiss makes Ihs ,hird vessel that has been
g. i GA thai river wih.a "a few days. and
" sns sane ,iciaiiy.
A ~ serisa. collision occurred on Monday
- re iiariern. Railroad, near Albany Ous vi
A. - sesRes trains ran into freight troia aud
l-i4o ssed three Of the cars, nut fortunately ne
pen ca was Ssiei, siiSoagk one poor man had
o.. ic- snokea, and several others wesc severely
t-cr4lei.
" ling of Caiifsraians was held On Tues
--sT 90 lhs An.sdcan Hotel. which denounced
80 cs AZ, Of he federal gov .rnmeu,. in sending
80 - as there ffeHu these States instead OF
sapa.s Hs adopted Tue were going &c say nsiive)
'li.,'. ms The meeting demanded the aboli-
an # &c Assay Oiice. and the Establishment,
81 a sli.l'. an they are 20 haid great gathering
20. C-it. ALIAS IN Wsshingtoa en- The sth Of Feb
sr1Tt.
II--e prospect OF trouble ahead, for some
g t.- .sk-rs hate lhre Itenel that they III
s- tn Foreigners ia chains. if necessary,
--a n. lriil not peTsiI; such Internal rascas"
-a - re Ne so.i OF e alifornia with their feet.
= sst.i e seen tnlt Tuesday was by far the
co'-zsi ~ ihst has been experienced within a
s-eai r-l be- of years. aud that travelling by rail-
Io4d. sHi STEAMBOATS, has been greatly retarded.
asa b. my instances, a!tossthcr suspended.
[NeG York Herald.