The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-06

ro,, notabilitics Oh board Of the steamship Arctic,
makes the fjllowing mention a mys;e iors youiE.
who beat the spiritual ;npes all nosx;i II he
description is correct: 1ss
The last but b. 10 the least, in the army #
prof ssiosal. on board, Ernest Heihr' known h"fc
;aunirarIg throughout EUROPE as "Ihs Mss'eries-
Doubie-sishted Youth. His pes ioi'''iiHe - what =
called m SECOND >" the most ondesial and ii-
co,npr,hensllle affair eStan, Of which We had sss-
.,,I opror,unies of Judging during TIE trip. lie
v;ll allow himself to be blindolded and placed
eni of the room, ard his conrIdnion 4 to>iy ~
brother, believe, viii 90 round and co,ect aitIcle5
from the audience, aad the soeths being ASKED.
will describe most minuely s,lny rendered for
descr:ption--cone, rgs seals, crests, bills, cards
letters signatures uotcs, loves, hantkercleis, and
In short the most unlocked for cmiosies, hald-
ed out and al most correctly described
All sorts of cOniec,ares, were OF course, tIpFsa
AZ TO h,s po,ger ot Discrimination, III: all fail. d
rive nj even Il shadow Of certainty on the sd.jccf
II Is said 10 be animal magnetism; + 50, II l. tne
..leare=, Has ION vet seen, and will 60 iar 10 show up
the fllacy OF the spiritra rarfing df CT mr. On pi
The passengers Mr.. 4, r Stewart, thought he .!i
,zzle the youth, and very quietly showed his hr ho.
a letter be had received iro,n house in Bingham lir
DIV he sailed and asked il Mr.. Ernest c"aid tell b.,
wrote it. 20, certainly, was the reply, task BIN
YOURSELF which no sooner done than repie, g.
and tl,e rama in f given to the utte aStoush.u
,,f our fiend Stewart, Of Broadway cci,briv. This
novel entertainment VIII contrast well with the s-t-
cyen.s of this miracle working aSe.
CunA Asp TEE SouTH-The Washington %,
respon,lcnce Of the y. Y. Express writes that l'-
Igcn and influential nIan at the South do not
the ACQUISITION of CGJc but opposed 10 lt
GROUND Of the injury il would do the ,alie If j ir
sugar ana cotton lands, They feel that the eTi
sequences would be- an enormous increase III u ~
pchses of the Government, especially in the Nav ura
Army Departmental war with spaii--aa al suf,
between Spain, rance and Eng land to pie,ea.
annexation t. this country, and the certainty :.vr u
attacked, the Spanish Government would fee al BE-
negroes the best means Of repcin, the inv .,-
and Of pung down the nsurrectio1~ Of the Or a..
and in this measure they would be borne ont b, ,-
land and France. This NAV be the fcelirg ~ r-
some Of the leading men Of the South, bat thar -
BY that of all Of the masses, is ,da,t
cnoneh from the developcments OF nearly ever 'ts
The speeches and letters Of Souhefa Dcmccra
politicians indicate clearly enough that they a,e ,.
favor Of the acquisition of the Island, eiihcr l. ,-
chase by conquest lis peaceabe purchase vo-,'i
net be followed by an instruction an.oa; the s,ye.
The iltcly published Cuban Corr spondence' g.. .-
TINT one Of the principal objects Of the Polk ad nn.
tlatiun in It's oilers purchase Of spain, was a. lf.-
vent the island falling into the hands Of Ergiaft
when emancipation would be pretty sure to ia...a,
and thus the existence Of slavery in the South eal
ge,ed. The annexation Of the island by COZ .erc.I,
w.ud be another matter. IL such an vent the So,
M. lat well feel alarmed at the consequences. I'h.
malauding patriots in that section, however. 81. a.
under the Of 'Flibustcrs,' arc prerari.- o.,
make another descent upon Cuba, are aiiogeth,- -.o
short-sghted, OF too much blinded by the d zzta-
SPOTS Of conquest in view, to trouble themselve a.
the position IN which the ilsular slaves may be m
by any revolution which they may succeed in eileen
among the Creole opuIation.-[Lpwel Cour.
INTERESTING LErTER.--We are indett.3 6,
Waiter Z. Jones, Esq, for the following sa
communication from Long Beach IN. Y. rtus-.
long Eearh House, Dec 3th, Is
ID
Benevolent Associations.
Der Slr:--i had an opportunity Of testiuy TIC
Cove nnent apparatus for saving lie from ss.t-
wrecked vessels, On Saturday last The shin (,.c
ga, Capt Brodie. with I'll passengers on
cane Oh shore on Friday evening hast the WIN ,.-
ing neaFy gale, a}d the weather &c f,ggy. r. I'll,
breakers were not seen ill she was hard 8 ,foa,l
with the wind on shoie. So thick was Il th.+ sb,.
was not seen from the shore till eleven o'clo,! m 81,
day, although she was ying within ,,;,ar . 3 a
mile of the house, in open sight.
happened ut the time 10 have a GOOD So, 4 ~, q,
III my employment, carpenters and Others and .at.-
aiate'y Oh the discovery 81 the accident. went "a F.
my inen ana team to the Government boat hcusc To-
the necessary apparatus, and reached the beaca iti
1t, All IN half ar hour,
The so high the shir co,l'j not he I s,,1e
ani used the mortar for sending the Inc on board.
and succeeded al the first shot, attaching tn lao
line to the bow Of tie ship. This line vas thci -
tened t. the forward part of the lie car q nj il,t w
! he
the surf 70 The ship and hack. I'll. al the rassc
aAd crew were landed, without the least huis,
any one. am exceedingly gFatied with tie resa...
he arrangement CT the boats on the beach j. = D. st
humane provision, and vii! save a vast an,o, n. f l
every year.
regret to say that the small lines wen e.. ID,
pieces, and will need TO be replaced by new
! nave not been over to the ship since tn crew
.ndcd; but It Is reported that the bca. is s., lc, T.
lufea' and apply to You to assist to ha,l c,c
'hih5 ~ order again, as soon as possible
Ny Tune Is fully occupied in proyi!iDu for IN, l..
number OF passengers, and have no leisure q, ~,
any more.
enclose YOU the names Of those engaged it, u.s.
cu'ns the people, VIZ: Amos B. Blown. lie So
w Nm 'onn hammer, Lben Stevens, Benz. ola rd
W',iian q. Crane, Peter -. Cant. JON. CIV,
lord, William Kelly, and crew schooner Ma MIN.
Yours, Tnos. BoNn. Little Egg Hsr..o,.
/ ExPESsWE BoARDrNG.-h =, a.t;..
70 the Metropolitan Hotel. New Yo,k n. .:.i !,
,ays:
"'n the matter Of prices, few pay less than -
G go ana l'ie!gn cmisre who has taker a., u.s
i'r 'he season, Is paying at the rate OF $50 ror a
BESIDE very liberal extra expenditure f,- tb- ~ \
cholccsi o! antique wines. One gentleman -, S. 81
per week. / h bills Of others amount 10 = 30 e5n
>f"vo pe' week The bridal chamber is constant,
OCCUPIED at the rate of { 20 per day''
IL Is also stated that 'rnnre reape arc turn -.
man are recciycd,' and thar rooms arc ,aa,r
graph, Tor weeks in advance.
D"o"qne Prices Current, Dec. =.
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