The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-03
For the Pioneer.
GEi.CDry NO5ira


M-D--In Saint Panl. Minnesota r;ilolv, NJ
ted States of Amer lea, tn 23i last. Mr.. W. /.
RAzLrY, aged 6j Yeas. lie was born in Bristol,
Eagand He Printer hv tad". At cal
az, he became decidedly p'lo~ and uni;c! with the
Regular Baptist Church. t. 1872 he to Can
ada West. He there srcat his time almost eXcln-
sycly IN school teachin,, frequently preaching the
Gospel, for which he had been regularly licensed.
Last he came with his flmil, to this lace.
From complicated chronic diseases his health for
has been f,eiic, especially dming the Wintor.
i'oi thc iast tlrcc months he has gradually been
shaking until sabbath. Jan. 23d tnst., he closed HI,
ca. THY liic' image and gathered TO his fathers.
Mr.. Baz.ey noted for his general intelligence.
his extensive and accu,;.tc ledge oi the Bible,
as consistent picty his conservation to the ca,,ae
Of Christ. OF course hi- death was trimn, hlnt.-
HIS last expression few moments before he died. as
he hceny turned his lansuid eye h2avenward was 81
the inorniag STAR
H., has left VIII, and three children in this city,
and and daughter IN Eng gland to mourn MS loss.
L. K. c.
/ ST. PAU, Minnesota, Ter. Jan. 81, %.
Success OF THE CALoRIc SHIr.-The New
Yo:k Tribune gives tn following account Of tn
working Of the motive power:
The Ericsson returned to the CITY Yesterday after
n,oa at two O'Clock, and anchored IN the North
River, anI opposite the Battery. She left her dock
N thH Jot OF l'iGliH StiCCt, w on,
on Wednesday morning, ut % o'clock passed the
flagstaff Govcrncr's Island NJ O'Clock Sc min
utcS, and passed abreast of Fort Diamond at 10
O'Clock 2Dt minutes; thus making distance Of Z ]
miles in "a minutes. She arrived at the bnov on
the Southwest spit AT ii O'Clock Il inmates; after
rounding the buoy, owing to the boicrous weather,
accompanied with a severe snow storm, ii deemed
prudent conc t. anchor, and remain during the
night On her WAY down and returning, the en-, inc
not stopped or the speed siackcncd. S me al
tcrations and improvements are vet to be made in
her engines and the engineers will make several OK
cursous or the purpose Of testing her qualities thor
oushly before she proceeds her grand Trial trip
Philadelphia, ealtimore and Cha. c>ou. The speed
attained this trip has far exceeded the antcipa-
tons Of those interested, and also that claimed by
the inventor, Capt. Ericsson.
MARnLEIzEp Ino..--Notw outstanding the won
dcrs wrought in iron within the past twenty years
in spite of houses non Liliia d-tablcs iron bed
stcads and non understands the Artizan' cn,a..ans
the opinion that there is much about this Invaluable
metal that has vet b dcvcIored-ani he is doubt
less right Efforts have been trequcn, made Of late
yenrs by different Individuals, in different countries
to produce substitute for MAJ Ic hut they have
until recently, fcd 10 introduce a Continuation that
would b. both durable and ornamental. This has
now been accomplished, and metals, with Il marble
lied s;u face, have been presented. which, for exact
ness Of mitation beauty Of finish and durability bid
3
La this form there is opportunity for introducing
the most elaborate and highly finished designs, in
which the taste of thu artist revel almost un-
tr.immccd bv prcCcdents. Eiagniiiccncc OF proror
ton and a boIdnc>s Of outline may b. given, which it
is difficult if not impossible to obtain in marble
This discovery will prove to be highly advantageous
to society," improving the public taste, and promoting
economy, AS limitations of the choicest marbles and
most precious stones alurl their dwellings,
at comparatively moderate cost and without the fear
Of their bcn. injured hy many Of The accidents that
usually dsEgrc ma BILE itself. II is highly probable
that this combination will also I've used for other r,r
poses than those to which marble is usually an, lied
as 1t Is we'll adapted for the lofty columns and ga
cred ,tars for the service and decorations Of do
mcsic architecture.
A PREDIcrioY.--An officer connected with Sir
Edward Belcher's expedition, WI tito, from Davis
Straits, IN Ter date Of June 6th makes this prcdc-
ton in relation to 81 John franklin
| am one Of those who have returned twice from
an unsuccessful search Of the missing igators
am among those who have bcea blamed for not d,rng
our duty by men who. whatever may lie thcir c'ains
to science are about competent to discuss Arctic
subjects AS am to deliver lecture on conchoogy
science of which do not know the technical
terms Bat in conclusion, mark what saw Bell.
will ring and hontires VIII bazc--fror1 Lands End
to John O'Groat's--on the return Of Delcher's ex-
petition