The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09

TIE lie aTEISG Li1Es--A Itch tuing lines.
ruaning fgunl Chicago 10 New Iof l. and pas sei
gers pat through ia fash, and unfiequcn,y
rs the pubic Is aware, IN a crash going with Mr..
Doohtle and his ''Fist Locomotive "sham band
to eternal smash" Tdiy, we are ''bustin people
We must he blowing 8; 'ee:hing Gp. The steamboa,
folks blow mp their passengers ana the editors blow
up The steamboats,. We all come down and if alive.
progress pepi again The banks "brst," the
bil,Ts dust, and bust" with indignation, and
eraightway 90 to raising steam again. We consider
ourselves entitled TO the tack and if cid iyv folks
fail to clear it, pu, il through and put light through
ticm. keep OF Of the crossings" MAJ ifest dos-
tiny is just ahead of ua but are bound TO head it,
Even the lightning maj be CREASED or be aban-
doned as an oil highway TO slow-gong thnnderbolts
So we 20, and so keep going. A man who cannot
keep up with this age had better ge, ont of it, II he
can't get out we'll help him. life and limb III the
passengers risk and no accountability FOR freight or
baggage. Lafayette Journal.
CALlroRSIA.--Sevefai CORES pondents of the n
Y. Tribune, writing ftom California, by the last
steamer, discourage IN the strongest terms, further
emigration 10 that county One writer says tbst few
men are able to clear 81 per day, and they can
b. hired TO work in the miees for $50 per month
lie concludes in the following manner:
GLOW bitterly, bitterly many of the last innigra-
fion rue they ever left tier comfortable little homes
soine Of which they martgagsd to Obtain their outfit
Does the late reduction Of the price of passagc
lesi Let the price fall within the means of
many "A poor devil here, and such rush for home ~
To aay one Comfortably situated and making a,v
thing like living At home, wculi say, never come
here.
L. $. SURyEYiSG ExPEpIrloN.-The exped
tion for the Survey Of the North Pacific coast ocean
bays and islands, authorized b. Of Congress has
sailed. The act of Congress contempiates a survey
and reconnaissance, for aval and commercial p,pos
es, of such parts Of Bearings Straits, Of the North
Pacific Ocean, and the China Seas, as are seuue
by American whaleships, and by trading vessels in
their routes between the United States and China
The expedition viii, stated by the Washington
Union, "examine large portion of the Pacific Ocean
,he Behrng Sea and Straits, together with the ada
cent caasts of America and Asia. The route from
California. Oregon and China. for vessels trading be-
tween those points, will claim large portion Of the
ti,,c and labor Of the squadron. The various vroups
Of islands lying in the track Of vessels trading in the
North Pacific will also be visited and surveyed The
Aicutian islands, which inTm the southern boundary
q, the Behriag or kamschatka sea, s,etchin, nearly
ACROSS the Pacific Ocean; the Kurile Islands which
or ~ nd from japan 70 kamschatka and the sea OF
Okhotsk. will he examined; the Japan Islands ana
a;.csn, seas as well the Gulf of Tartary vii, be
az, az the field of labor, will also the China 500
H.. and C..iebean seas, with the numerous Islands,
= rams and Passages in that neghhsrhood, so
rtctiy known, though the thoroughfare Of the
r.ar,ls Of our vess.s i.sding in The East indies
" II. Pdrts.