The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-20
HERE LIES
J. HOWARD PAYNE,

The Author of Sweet Home"
wsuderer in life. He whose songs were sung in
every tongue, and found echo in
every heart,
NEVER HAD A HOME,
DIrp
IN FOREIGN LAND.
A, The period alluded to in the aboy. sketch. We
often met the Poet in his habual stroIis and gazed
upon him with sorsowfu hearl--his personal ap-
pearances Indicated The character OF the man. He
seemed to prefer solitude, Yet the force Of circus,a
ces drove him To the National Capitol, 10 the huin-
ang capacity Of an otfce bsggar. How little regard
- bestowed upoa the Of the man who coInpo-
std 'Home, Sweet Home for 40 language was
ever put together sensible and can;vating How
few, among the millions who repeat those verses ev~
er knew the of the author His immortal
song should serve as an eyeria ting monument to his
name.
/ FATE OF TIN APosrLEs.--St Matthew IS sup
posed 70 have suffered martyrdom, slain With
the sword al She city 81 ETHIOPIA.
! St. Marx Was dragged through the streets Of Alex
aniria, ~ Egypt, till he expired.
-, Luke was hanged Upon olive tree in Greece.
-. John was rat IN coudfon Of boiling oil, at
Rome, and escaped death fIe afterwards died
natural death at Ephesus in Asa.
ST. James tie Less. thrown from a pinnacle; or
wing Of the temple, and then beaten to death with
luller's cub.
St. Philip hanged up against pillar a, Hisr-
ONOitss y cltN ct fhryslJ.
81. Ba thnompw was faytd alive by command Of n
barbarous king.
81. Andrew bound to cross. whence be
preached 10 the people ti!i ne expired.
~. Thomas was ran through the body with lance
al Coromaudei in !he East ind,-s
. -. Jude shot % death with arroUs
-. Simon Zealo, crrci6et in Persia
-. Mattn'a. Was frststoned and then beheaded.
EARLV MARRnGrs-Shc stood beside the al
tar when but SIX c, IN g., H..
Gcstinv rested on Gre AZURE IN aShicnaOie ,ttheg
with an empty pocket. " lie caine vi "A good ag;y"
however, and blood YOU know is sometime. She
booked ioYe'y a> she pronounced the VOW Think Of
a vow from auburn hair, dark ewes and pou,inp Lps
only sixteen years old.
She stood be,Ide .ac wash-tub when her TWENTY
hi'h hIih.d day arrived. The hair, the hos the ewes
were calculated 10 excite the heart. Five cross Young
one were about the house CRYING; some breaking
things, and urging the necessity Of an immediate
supply of the tactical secretion She stoppefi IN de-
SPAR and sal down, and ea:s ric>ed down Der once
pi1np aud ruddy cheek Aas! Nancy early mar
'ages axe not the Dodge Better ono, youth al home
ana hoid lovers at proper distance until You have
muscle, hrnb aud heart enough face the fiov n;nq
world II chap really Ior YOU, he can wait
or ~" or three years, make presents take vou to
concerts, and so until the time comes Early mar.
f'ases and early cabbages are early productions.
The Bulls FROM ADDITIONAL AY.
pcisTmEsTs--We fndt the following Ecclesiastical
Intelligence ia the New York Freeman's Journal:
Rulls have beea expedited to the following effect:
/" The EccleiaSticoi Poe7nce ef BaltinroreAn Epis-
copai See has been erected at Erie. Pa and the Rt
Rev. Dr.. O'Connor, Bishop Of Pittsburgh, Pa, has,
at his instance, been transferred the new See
The Rev. Josie NJ. Young, If Lancaster Ohio.
has been named Bishop Of Pittsburgh.
In cas Ecclesiastical PToe1act Of ST. LeuN--A See
aas been erected in Quincy, III, and the Very Rev
I.s.,t .l, ~ 1
ITS Bishop.
The RI Rev DIR. Vandeyelde has been transferred
from the See of Chicago TO that Of NstcheE, Mise,
10 the Province Of New Orleans.
Ihe See f Chicago viii od iaioina, he administer.
ed by he Bishop Of Quincy.
: n the Eccitslosiical Pro,a,sre of CInoinzaf,-The
Very Rev. Frederick Baraga, Y G. long devoted
Missionary apioae he IndIans the shores Of Lake
Superior, has been appointed Vicar Apostolic
among the Indians IN that region, which has hitherto
belonged to the Diocese Of Detroit
/ An Episcopal See has been erected a. Covington,
kenfcky, and Rev. Geo. Carre.i, S. j. President Of
ST Xavier'S College, Cincinnati, has been appointed
Bshop.
| In TIE Ecclesiasticcl Prc,ince qf Nfo O,lonns-An
Episcopal See has been erected at Natchiioches La
and the Very Rev. Aug Martin. V. G. Pastor of ST.
Francis Church at that place, has been appointed
Bishop.
The vacant See Of Natrhez has teen filed a,
above.
Al T9 (-IHs"eHCNt 2JctfHSt y AN ran Cts6C-San
Franci-co has been erected into See and Mesos,I,-
tan Churth, and RI. Rev. DR.. Aiemany, Bshop 81
Monterey has bcen named Archbishop.
Rev. Thad,ieus Amat, &. a., has been uarned Bisb.
op Of Monterey.
Al Episcopal See has been erected at Santa Fe,
New Mexico; and RI. Rev. DR.. Lamy, Vicar Apos.
tolic of New Mexico, and the Bishop partisus has
been transferred to the See.
A NovgL RUSAvAY.-Abous O'Clock on Sun
day evening, the engineer of the night train Oh the
Trenton Railroad fired up the conoiivs at the Ken
sinston depot, and then went to supper. While he
Uss gone, the steam 60. ups and the valve being par
TALLY open, The engine started, frs. slowly bu, 5000
got under pretty good headway. VI ben il reached
Fransfor., the FIRE ~ss Low, and il going SLOW
Ii WAS stopped by gentleman who Happened TO be
IN The railroad, the engine reversed, and the whistle
blown, and started back When he had gone aboJt
halt mile, he met the engineer, putting and blowing,
he having started 10 pursuit Of his runaway IRON
horse. NEWARK Advertiser.
PACIFIC RAILRoAD.~-The Phiade phis Sun, in
its money article, thus speaks Of the Pacific Railroad:
"The Pacific Railroad Company held an adjourned
raee,ing in Nrw Yok city on Friday, and The books
of sahscsittioo re-opeaed, and stocs 10 re
amount Of ( 90 256 800 vss :-Hes. Tae whole
aaos; O: stock subscribed at present is IS oSo0'
The books will BE- opcned again ia t'so vscst' ss