The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-07

REMARKABLE CASE on RIGAMY.-Charlcs T.
Heib, having pleaded guilty bigamy, SAYS Brook
lyn paper, was sentenced TO imprisonment in the
State prison for wears and six uIun,hs Geib is
nstive OF New foik city, 20 WEARS age, yan,er
by trade, and had never been in ANY Prison before
lie supported both his wives. HIS FIST wife WAS
Miss Sarah {. Chandler, whom he married in the
CT, Of Williamsburg, in the wear 1915 and by whom
he became the father of al children. For sono
caisc not stated, he married last sprjng, at East
BROOKLYN, Miss Mary A. DcdolI. His practice was
Ia 1--we first about week with wife. then live
with the other abou, the same length Of time, and 30
went on 10 and fro, between Hrockyn and " iiliaus-
burgh--his lnsincss Being OF such nature that he
easily deceived them by stating that he engaged
IN painting IA church in Connecticut; in this way he
accounted Tor his absence from each.
To CALToRNiA by HAND CARr-Joha D.
Fa'es, tom 10 DavesS county, H., passed through
this place fortnight, since for California He Was
provided with a hand calt, well made and finished
and drawn by himself, the wheels of which were
about SIX feet IN diameter. the body six feet long and
three WIDE weighing in all % ihs. and including his
outfit and PROV isions 243 his NJ +. expects to 90
through to California fom Council Bluffs in 90 DAYS
" hen last heard from he had reached Iowa City and
attracted the notice of the Republican. We shall
try and keep track Of him. if he docs not tiave too
iast.-lJ Jackson Press.
LITERARY ISrELLIGESCE.-JaredS Sparks is a.
bout bring cut his Revolutionary Correspondence
in three volumes.
Mr.. Irving has been occupying himself with re-
searches in the public offices il Washington for his
Personal Memoirs Of the Father of his Country"
Fletcher Webster is occupied with "R:coections
of tn; Private Life and Conversations Of his illus
trous father.
The task Of edith, the "Nlemors and Correspond
eucc Of tIr. Webster is for the part confded
10 Mr. George Tiokuor.
The third folio volume Of DR.. Schoolcrafi's great
IN n. nd is i'm
Success IN TRADF.-The true secret Of success
III t,adc, to turn the nm!,ic sixpence, and sell
large quantities of goods the smallest possible lv-
in. profit IL this way the -hop-heepcr has the sat
isaction If finding himself thronyed with Customer
who have the cash wherewith To pay for great bar
gains; he is cheered by their smiles when they conc,
and their thanks when they depart; besides, "A man
Who has that and Invaluable quality called con.
SCIENCE is consoled by the fact that his prosperity
enhanced by the advantage Of others, and by fay
in. them alive.
The n. y. Mirror, Of the 81 ult., saws instructions
have been received from Louis Napoleon to contract
for the immediate Construction in that city Of feet
OF war steamers. 1t viii be remembered that sim
liar order sent few weeks aga to Scotland bat
was hwarted by the British government.
NOBLE sEsrIMKsT.-General Cass said
lately in the Senate Of the L. S.:
! Independent Of connection with human DESTINY
hereafter, believe the fate Of republican govern
ment is indissouhly bound up with the Christian re-
hgion, and that people who 'epci its holy faith will
find themselves the slaves OF their evil
and Of arbitrary power.
ESERGY OF CHARAcTER.-I love the energy
that lasts until the end. There ia something noble
and dgnifed in it. The that possesses such a
trait OF character be respected, when this ener-
gy is employed in good and worth, cause; and
when the busy mind sinks in its leaden sleep, science
shall weep departed yo.y, and society mourn an
irrepa'able loss.
According to Mr.. DeRow, the revenue Of japan
amounts - : l0O, 900 600 annually. The standing
army Of the empire, in time of peace, is l20,Oo0
men. The population is about 80, 00O, 600 1t is
estimated that the trade Of Japan with this country.
! if she opens her potts, will be worth more than
! $500 900 900 annually to