The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-19

PRACrICAL AMALGAMAIIoE.-Ii appears that
there has bcca case OF practical au.ai ,asn.on in
New York, WiD. q. Alien, negro, having been mar
rcd 10 Miss Nary l.. Nag, dAa,hter oi Rev. Lsdon
Hing. The father Of thc bride aboiitionisr,
ana anht that there should be no distinction
conni color lie encYuris e the visits IL Alien to
ms d,I hter, hi when he found that they were en-
gagged ne prohibited ihc match, having become very
unhappy. Inc pair promised 10 respect his wishes.
Int se'Ii the inst opportunity TO v,sIt The CITY al \.
L., whefc they Meru married IL rs stated that they
have saiicd Tor Engsui vita Mss. Stove, and prob
vb.S expect To he received with open arms by ihe
Duchess OF Sutherland and other Lnsi.sh abolition
lists Of Distinction There is something, however, so
rciu ,aan; to nature, and offensive the decac,
OF well bed LADIES, such a,sociatons that We sus-
pcci Mr. ana Mrs. A lien Wi find themselves ms iakun
an their anticipated reception ia England
Eves Ms. Stove, with at the odof Of 1 nce Tom
Log CaLinisn about her, VIII l.dly he pleased At
association with Alien. We venture To say that she
Will ,.lc acquaintance oi the raIr ii,eIr arrival
in England. By her marriage with negro Miss
kins uas forever dcbarcd herself iipm respectable
socict, the United States, and must DE
occupy degraded position. But who Is to blame for
her downfall! Most certainly lcr father. lie
Justified her mind principles calculated pro-
dnce her degradation, and tound' IT too ate when he
wished rctiact ms error. Has ianaticisin has de-
st,oyed his peace Of mind and his daughters happi-
ness, for consider II certain that She will repent
the step which she has taken, and bitterly repeat her
folly. Suca are some oil the fruits OF abol,onis,n.
Ne hope that this Case Viii engage the attention
Of the convention 81 aoiItionisls about 10 assemble
ia New York, that parents who ma, be present may
see OF The results Of these abolition cincuts
1t would bc Tar preferable to follow daus hter the
grave tAan TO such a Wedding that of Miss King.
baltimore Clipper.
SISkiYG or THE JULIA DE.S.-Tbc steamer
Julia Dean sunk The 50in, about IL miles below
Pocahonias, Ak, by striking q rock or STUMP
She siraci> under The forward hach, and b,uke her
timheIs tn tie after end Di her bvers. She sunk IN
ten fifteen minutes 10 within loot eighteen
inches Of the decks nearl, level, and may be raised
She owned by McNanus and ID. W. Townsend
WAS valued Al sll 900, insured Tor 81 0OO-S5-
900 in the ktsa, and $4,000 a, New Albany.
The juy is a singular utcnsil. PAIL tuabler, or
occaatef be rinsed, aud you may satisfy Yourself
b, optical proof tat 1t Is clan; bat tine .ug but
little hole IN tie top and the Intel All oa ness.
No eve pepetrates hand over The surface
You clean IT only by putting in water and shak.
Ing UP and pouring II out. II the comes out
clean, YOU may nudge you have succeeded Va cleansing
the lug, and Hence the Jug L. ike the
human heart. No mortal eye hook INTO It's re-
cesses, and yea can Judge only ol its purity 10y what
comes out Of II,
Hon. Howell Cobb has written an able and excel.
lent letter urging the democracy II his State 10 unite
on the siren. bass OF the Baltimore platform. That's
the talk. On that ,ssue Was the battle fought and
all who support thai Fls,ion IN good la,h out pull
together.
From the Albany knickerbocker, we learn that i,
!. the intention OF the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany to place car ior smoking and lounsns'' on
then road during the next SIX months. TINS will
uneo,,,ediy, be haihd with great deal Of satislac
,ioa b, those gents who are iond Of INDUCING in The
fragrant weed.
The Newbnyport Herald says the expenses Of the
-. n Hon. John Z. Hale and other a,,oIitionis,.
e.. 500. That was about : ID plate, and would
- redeemed AT least one poor darkie from bondage
1,h. J,o1alo Republic says that the population Of
aha, civ j. over seventy thousand.