The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-24

Mas. SrowE.-1f any one doubts whether or no,
Mrs. Stowe has injured her country by writing her
mischievious, however well intended, book calcu-
lated to npart false impressions of the state OF things
in this country, lei them read such paragraphs the
following: .l ra.f .f. ~ f.rs 81 s..lt-
GA correspondent Of the Newark Advertiser, writ
ing from Dresden, says he is sick Of the talk, in pub
lie and in private, Of Uncle Toms Cabin. Negro
Lille and this hero the universal topics every where.
few weeks since, the annual far in Dresden, one
of the greatest curostes Of the day, negro wo-
man with large iron ring in her nose, represented
as fugitive slave. She pictured upon the out
side Of the building chained BY the ring, and dr
yer, holding long whip in his hand. standing by
The admittance was about five cents United States
currency. Thousands locked to see her. in order to
gather from life an idea of American slavery 1t was
good speculation for the exhibitor, and the show
formed a travelling exhibition, making tonr OF EI-
rope. He adds with all respect to Mrs. Stowe, that
alter careful observation among the people Of Saxony
and Austria. he has hesitation in saying that her
book is doing more, indirectly, for the advancement
OF monarchy, than any one thing ever accomplished
before.
A valuable discovery with regard to Daguerreotypes
has been made by Mr.. S. N. Carvalho, an artist Of
Charleston, 5. T.. 1t has been hitherto necessary to
enclose Daguceoypes in cases, and cover them with
glass, the least friction destroyed the work Of
and shadow. Mr.. Carvalho has discovered perfect
Il thin coating Of which being spread upon Daguer.
reoype, it may be carried about without other prOec
ton, sent by post 10 any part OF the world. The
enamel produces perccp,ible effect upon the pic
ture.
PARTY IN KoME.-A letter from Rome SAYS:
"Mss Cushman and five other ladies', including
Grace Greenwood, Miss Hosmer, the young scuIp-
tress-a funny little fellow, bright, wdc-awake, and
short pie-crust-Miss Vaughn, Miss HAYS, Sc,
EE,, h. Il,
Corso. Wicked s:its call them the "sirons -mindet
party" They have receptions every "Wednesday
evening"
The American Law Register, Tor February,
tanning decision of the Supreme Court OF the United
States, that State may by its general police power,
repel from ITS borders unacceptable population,
whether paupers, criminals, iusitves, or liberated
slaves, and may hence punish her citizens who
th@ art this policy by assisting such iugtiyes.
In various parts of Boston, they are erecting build
nys six or seven stories high. This has been found
necessary on account Of the ,mand for room.
Douglas Je,rold received 81 500 from Charles
Kean for his comedy Of st. Cupid, Dor o,hy's
Fortune"
Mrs. Howard, the late mistress Of Napoleon III,
has been ennobcd by the Emperor, who has purchased
and made her proprisvess Of the village Of Deaure
gard, near Versailles. She will bear the title Of
Countess Of Beauregard.
Some alarm was created in New York on Sunday
night, among the believers in spiritual rappings,
of of the mediums prophesying that the
city would be destroyed by AN earthquake.
I, is asserted that as many as 200 900 people daily
arrive in and quit London by rail
The wife Of Mr. Badsly and servant woman
poisoned at Louisville the 18th uit., by
carelessIy mixing in some bread portion OF -four in
had bnop nal cI far hn
wife died Oh Saturday.
costly service Of silver plate is shor.ly TO be
presented by the Board of Underwriters aud Mcr-
chants of New Yog.. city, TO Lieut.. Maury, of the
National Observatory, in token of their grateful 1p
p,eca,on CT his contributions to nautical science.
The estate OF Senator Janes, of Rhode Island,
sold at auction Saturday for IS, $50. The
membranes amount TO go, 900.
The Talahasse Sentinel denies that the question
of dividing Florida is under discussion amongst the
peoy lie of that State. The project. it rays, was
started by some of the newspapers in Georgia.
EXPLOSION OF FREScH SrEAMBoAr.-A
steamboat called the Partisan lately burst her boiler
the river Rhone, by which accident several Ives
were lost, chiefly OF her engineers. 1t is stated that
this is only the second case Of explosion which has
happened French steamboat, the first having
occurred at Lyons during the early experiments with
steamboats,.
The recent death Of Lord Melbourne is going
the rounds of the American newspapers. This is an
error. Lord Melbourne, fprnerl, Prime Minister of
Great Britain, died in November. 1913. His success
in the title still lives. Lady Melbourne has lately
deceased and this is probably the OH gin Of the mis-
statement.-t Boston Courier
The last accounts from Iavre and Bremen state that
more emf grants at those ports awaiting oppor
tunites to take passage for America than there
ships TO accommodate them and the number dai-
ly ausmentng.
A business man Of orr acquaintance is
scrupulousiy exact in his doing IS, that when
ever he pays visit he always vii! insist upon
taking receipt.