The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-03-31

CONFERENCE.-The Wings have been coosoling
themselves, that because '.Young America" was not
directly represented in the Cabinet that dissentions
would arise in the party, and that the spring cleo
tons would result in the triumph Of the Wing party.
We publish the result Of few elections in various
parts Of the Union, and the wings may gather
ISOLATION from the knowledge that there is yet sup
ply Of the same sort in store:
In Chicago Illinois, the Democratic Mayor, Chas.
NJ. Gray, has been elected BY large majority.
In Milwaukee. Wisconsin, George Ii. Walker,
Democrat also has been elected by good majority.
New York givss consolation in this wise:
Bnfalo-Eli Cock ,democrotic mayor, 100 majority.
Roches,er-John Williams, democratic mayor
100 majority.
majority.
Syrcuse-Dennis Mccartney, democratic mayor,
IS majority. Also, three Democrat aldermen to
ono whig.
Ctca--C. II. Dooiitte, democratic MAYOR, 20
majority. OF the aldermen elected, four are DEM
ocrats and two wings, making tie in the board, as
four wings and two democrats hold over.
Troy. Poscrhwell, democrat mayor, 200 ma
jority. The recorder, eight of the ten aldermen,
and all but Of the supervisors are of the same
stripe.
Rome-M. Van Dresser, democrat supervisor,
elected by 200 majority together with nearl, all the
democratic ticket.
Oneida county-Sangers6eld, James NJ. Tower,
democratic supervisor, 81 majority the rest of the
democratic ticket elected by abont IS majority;
Kirkland. Edward J. Stebbs, democratic supery-
sor, elected; Marshall J. J. Haircheut, democratic
supervisor, elected.
IIcrkimer county--Little Falls, H. d. CoIvin,
democratic supervisor elected.
In New lIampihrc the democrats have carried
their nominee for Governor, Noah Martin, by more
double the last years majority They have also
elected all three Of their candidates for Congress-
defeating Amos Tuck in the First district bv hand
some majority. lie supported by the Wings
and Frcesoilers.
There vii! be largely increased democratic ma
joiity in the House from last wear
The Council will be unanimously democratic, and
probably ten ef the twelve Senators are democrats
The democratic gain in Concord since last March
is 24l. Aboitionism is dead.
Colonel John FL. George, who succeeds General
Pierce in the law business, is one Of the representa-
tves chosen from Concord.
La the following towns, among others, the demo-
Gratis gain representatives: Concord S, Canterbury
and Franklin, (Mr. Webstcr's town. each
kltredse's (dem.) majority in the First Congss-
sional district viii he from 900 800 over Tuck
In Massachusetts the Convention FOR revising the
constitution will be largely ant-whig. $50 towns
foot upwhiss, IS; opposition, las; no choice, Is,
and the latest intelligence frum Springfield shows
returns from 3l2 towns. They foot up as follows
Wings. $50
Opposl'ion. .....................2 49
independent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9
NO choice ............ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Nine towns remains to be heard FROM
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS .-Arrangements
have been recently completed by which the mail goes
out enc day earlier and comes in at any time.
We have always thought the troubles between the
Central Railroad and the City Of Galena, was a very
Improbable tempest in IA tea pot and we g,aliied
TO learn that the difficulties have been all amicably
adjusted. The Galena Advertiser OF the Eth SAYS:
1--WE are gratifed to be able to publish tli, morn
Ing an Ordinance and Agreement by the parties
which settles ever hereafter all controversy between
the City Of Gacna and the Central Railroad m re-
ation 10 the assagc of,he said Railroad through the
CITY The arrangement Is equitable, air and lust to
both parties, and heartily cong, atultte IN IN ON
The ptopiuus termination OF their faithful bul diff
cult idbpts."
Mr.. Edward Stewart has ever, thing in readiness
IN, h,il
lay. Give him call at his Office on third street.
LIFE INsURANCE.-Nowt that the ice is getting
bad, we would recommend Minnesotans 10 yet their
lives insured. The American Union Lift. Insurance
CImiany, OF Cincinnati, VIII do the business, and
VIII appoint agents IN Mnacsota if they are well re-
commended, tor the convenience Of applicants See
advertisement in the Pioneer, certain guarantee of
success in business.
NJ Kellogg x Co. have taken the large Ware
house on the levce, formerly occupied by f. Mark
icy x Co.,, aud have everything in apple pie order
Tor the opening OF nav ,atioa BY reference to THEN
advertisement YOU can learn what they have on hand
now.
Nlessrs Moyridgc & McFauI, corner of CONNER
cal and Pine street, St. Louis, No., prepared to
receive shipments from, or forward goods to the
merchants and others of Minnesota, and will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to them
See card
GOING! GOING! GoNE.,,--Mr Collins will auc
ton oft your property in less than no time Has
good voice for selling town property. Try him.
his card is in the Pioneer.
The Ladies can have new bonnets made or old
ones repaired, 10y calling on Mr.. Sparks, MilIiner
st. Anthony street. See card.
DREAMING UP.--The river is now clear of ice
AT Pigs Eye, and will probably break IN at 81,
Paul to-day, March 3D. Reports from Lake Pepin
represent the ice as very rotten We look for "A
boat from Galena by the l0;h Of April. Good time
coming for the caorc Ferry Boat Of Mr. I. y. Good
hue. As soon the ice is clear every BODY will be
going to the "New Purchasc,''
BY the following letter, it will be scen that our