The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-28

4 schooner Of about FIVE tons has ben placed
Saratoga lake, to accommodate pleaurr parties
on that beautiful sheet Of water. She was huit IN
Proyincctown, from uaich she sailed OF ,le Ia "
June, going around through Long Islam Sound. 81
New York, and then up the HUDSON riysr Troy.
where the vessel taken out Of The water and
transported upon tracks to the south END 81. Saratoga
lake. where she was again launched
THEOHIGIs.L WAsHlScroSIAxs- r.
". Hawkins, Ia answer to the staemen; roia- ts
round that the leader Of the Baltimore " -ru;aa
movement, IS keeping a low grog-shop IN baltimore,
gives the present stmding Of the Or, taai ~, rs
follows:
David Anderson, master blacksmith. d5.ae well
and accumuating PROPERTY John r. lioss master
carpenter. doing well; jas. McCmiey, ;es cosci-
maker doing well, also accommodating proplrl
Archibald Campbell, SILVER platter doing as extensive
business; William X. Mitchell, on his frn sevyn
/ miles from Pnltincre--uniprtunateiy dos no. Bee
his pledge: George Stoors, died in lsil. a sober
man, kept his pledge 70 the last
The War Department has very late advises from
Gov. Lane, Of New Mexico, detailing are history Of
his recent efforts ntrodlfe pastoral and agricultural
pursuits among the Apaches-he meets ,ilh eacesr-
aging success.
! The steamer San Jacnto has arrived t Pai'aa.'-
rh;a and brings home The invaids II t. 81 ....e--
,anean Squadron; and also the remain q hc l-te
Commander Upsher, who died while il command
of the Levant. The San Jacinto's Offices aiil he
detached imme diatey-her be paid % l..l Dis
charged, and the vessel herself be akea ta .,ocl,
thoroughly overturned, and her machine c.ar.a.
At Montreal, on the 7ill inst, Mr.. ilpg =. m
aged gentleman, formerly az Indian int fe.e,rr. aud
in the envy 10y of the Hudson Ba. Com n, To- A.
years, was instantly Killed while crossing ,Ae tra,6
Of the Montreal and New Yosk Ea.ra6. lis
horse became FESTIVE and dashed on to te raei nd
both it and the car,iage were torn to pieces.
Judse Glenn, Of the L. 5. District Court, j. sry-
land, died at Baltimore on the sh mss
/ The Railroad Dero; at Cecil, opro-.,e Warre 20
Grace, the Baltimore Railroad, has bee st.oyr5
by fire. 1t caught from spark slon .....',5.
The cars, aharves and apron for hndn. crs.
together with the books AMI papers in Il oI,c ,,e.s
saved.
fire, at Cleveland, on the 7th, destroycd 5essrs.
Dewitt s. Co.'S Agricultural ,mplemeni ia.,,rr.
Lambs Salcra;us Mandatory, Burner, II rh.t
shop, and several other bindings, to ether t..'-
most Of their contents. Loss not Yet as .r,r-d -
Ii is believed to have been the work Of diary,
and man has been arrested on suspicion
I The clieper ship Carrier Pigeon, lbs, q Z l.i-
forna coast, was new vessel, built at H4,h. g
in December, 1852 The vessel, cargo ii sr,i-
money, were insured in Boston, as iolla.: f.-
Neptune office s22,9l5, Boyls;on, - ,7jO >u0o-.
S4,e00; United States, SIS; Equita ~,
$4,000; Hope. Sl0,70 Manufacturer, H4.a...
$1,000; New England Mutual, $4,000 Ner-
chants, $500; American, II ,07o; Bo,toa. 500,
900; National, 500; Commercial, $500. g.
Mutual, $4,000; Alliance Mutual, So. 800, To-
! al, Sl95,2s2.