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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
For the riortcr.


FEaEUAay 10, 1852.
Mr.. EnIIoE:--I ne;iccd toe ny an cdit3. ial Ar
ticie N the Minnesota u al, riat # the 9Th ga
which laicr o. tas-,s to b: the organ # The D,tH-
ociaic iaty II thu Tc ritoty; in which Tie author
makes T;,iii:ic attack "a on tn HIN \. f.
Ancs, member 81 tnc ii. of X. tom !Ic.ucpin AND
Dakota cou.hi,s .i>o, on NJ. Sihl,y oar Delegate
IN the Congress al The niiet states. cannot ic,-
mt such gtuss mi-rcrs, .ruiinr~ To pass unnujced
Having been acquainted with Dr.. A.ncs for HE ii,
sixteen ycals in the :a,c OF Illinois, IL Of which
time he has been au able, active and efficient sup
Porter Of the measmcs Of the Democratic vaTiy
and was never known, und"r he most tying ci!cu!-
Stances - d, viate in til. last from ID pttlijt and
faithful discharge e his DIT, tn his ccun'iy and IL
his raty. Where Iir. Amos is best k,.cw", the
MiiCle would need 10 lcpsN BIT the Democrat vii!
circulate, aad be read hy strangers to the Iaties
and thr,ely m'sicad the ursrsi octiug. Ii charges
Dr Amcs with having LG the Democratic ,ari,.
voting vii, the WhisS, AMI sun ol,ins " hig meas
mcs. This must indeed be news to the nr. as aso
80 the Wing ralty. But IL us ash, that a,c The
facts! They follows:
d. Anne, elected member of the II. of r.
BY the pie Of the COUNTIES Of Icnn;l ~ and Da-
kota, without opposition, aud il 4 lew day, after the
meeting O. the Legislature, ii an able aui eloI, nj
speech upon the hour of The House declared himself
IN favor Of strict organization ct the Degenerate
party N the Ier itDiy, saying ''ihat he had never
acc, with any other party in political maicrs." &C.
*. NV DAYS after, the DIR. Icccvc, inst.u-tiors
from majority OF his constituents, to with the
an'i-oi sanizatioa patty, in the election e the ct-
GERS Of tn Horse, Sc Ia response to these in
st'uctoi., the D. in few pertinent rcui;;, Is ac-
know ie1acd the right Of his constituents to Instruct
their Representative, but that ''he could not, and
would not ohcy them. If he did, he would Le
obliged 90 vote i"r Wings; that there was bet enc
alternative left him, which was t, resign; tbs be
was read, to do. Nhclcupou a mctiJn WAS made
10 eNca>e DR.. Ames toa voting Tor officers Of The
House. The reoI e too deeply interested in
measures that coming beioie The Legislature al
Us present session Of the Legislature to permit Dr.
Anlrs h yacae his seat. who from his long en-
peucnce IN legislation was emincntl, qualified to
originate, and succc sG'y sustain, astncs cf the
NEST vital importance 10 the Pr, sre.i,y Of the Terri
tory. The Doctor has not, IN A single instance,
voted for or sustained Wing f. any Office nor has
he direct, OF indirectly sanctioned neas,Ge Of that
party.
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HOUSE.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10.

THURSDAY, Feb. 10,
4 Memorial 10 Congress relative to School Lands
A Bill to establish additional roa districts in the
Territory Of Minnesota. and
A Bill to incorporate the lienncrin County Asri,
cultural Socict,,
We're scveraly reported correctly ongro>scd, rca,,
third time and PASSED.
MIR Wilcox, from Committee on Territorial Ex.
renditures reported back A Bill for the relief Of
Joseph X. Brown, wrh Recommendation tina, the
bill pass.
The bin Was then considered in Committee of the
Whole. read third time and passed.
a Bill to OF ganI1c certain counties therein named
h"n taken up, amended, and referred to a .c>ct
committee,
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For the liOmCer.
Temperance Conventions

The adjourned Convention Of The friends d ,he
Minnesota Liqeor Law will b. held in m 81,
House iii st. Paul, commencing at 10 o'cl u
lVfsrAy, Feb. ~, the anniversary Of W ~.
TOM hmth-'ay. il is holcd that all ta,t. .b.
Territory will b. folly represented; ard Il d.. E.
Grand Demonst aron viii be far ahead Of .. a. !,
have yet seen. Conr. ono and all
Come as the com. " hen navics ate ,il. , ',
CliAS. q. AMCS. S..
st. Anthony, ftb 10, 1873.
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INF ADVANCE ~ MAINE PINE LANus
1870, mhe1 Maine was fr.t TO- med as Sat,
Massachusetts,, the latter offered al her Iat.;s.t
hail. IN the Wild lands for 100 900 T.. :,
ncchnrd. Since then salss have h cn n.t.r .
nave already given Massach, sets : 2c0,@0u
i',r the mere remnants left, Name HIS iu.' @
Massachusetts, ! 400. 900, which Gov. noule.
refused TO ACCEPT. This advance in real ,ss't
compare iav"raby with that in western lnnc,
rlnc timber on the Maine lands has caused 81 F.
expected value. The gold discoveries ia Cas-
have also enlarged the Maine lumber ms. hot
GALENA AND THE CENTRAL RAtLR
i he Ciiy Council Of Ga,ena have raS<'
resolution giving In the Central Railroad Gen
ny The right TO run their road through that
upon continuous line, 10 cone in:O lie
upon one OF the routes already surveyed, to
me rl'er not above Spring St, and 10 .in o.
me city on The west side of The river, prov
terms and conditions as to location Of Depot,
are agreed upon between the cit, and thc c.
pany.''
lbis resolution, we presume. will settle =
d''icui'y between the Company and Galena,
insure the speedy construction Of The Ger
Read.
WING GovFHNoR ~ MArsE-The tcltc
reported, that the Senate ot Maine had III, sen
q. Crosby, Wing, Tor Governor 81 Maine. =
have az way Of their own of doing this thing in d.
State. When no choice is made by the People
House lai'at for two candidates of those voted
whose names are sent up 10 the Scnatc, WHO
make choice Of one Of them. Mr. Csosby and ;
'i'''ard were selected by the House, and the Sen
chose the FIRST, by a vote Of II To Ia.
In harier's shop in North Shields .acge is {
recommending certain ya;eut medicine with
very dubious heading, "Try one box--ynd OIL
medicine will ever be taken"
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Legislative Proceedings.
COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, Feb. Il, 1853.

COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, Feb. l., 1853.
Mr LOOMS presented the petition Of Ole Kun
drin and bS others, asking for new county TO
be- called Columbia, willi the county seal ii,
Ocayia, which was referred to tie Cen niiilee
on Territorial affairs
The report Of the Librarian and Of The Build
ing Commissioners, were laid before the Coun-
Gil nd ordered to Lt printed.
Mir. Forbes presented TIE rcnons;rance of a.
Z. Cummlns and 329 others against the re
eiactu,n INT of The liquor law, which was laid on
the table
A blil to dissolve the marrage contract be-
tween Henry Eue and Susan Bue was con>id-
cred in Ccmniiltec The Whole, and laid Oh The
table
Mr.. Rlhcoc. Introduced bill Cor the govern
men' OF the Territorial prison, which read
first and second lines
FRIDAY, Feb H.
A Memorial TO Congress Ger grant of land
to and IN the construction of The Louisiana and
Minnesota railroad ua> reported en.ro>sed, read
the third time and pissed.
Mr. ki;t,on Introduced bill 10 organiza com
Ties norh Of Minnesota river, which WAS read IL
fist and second times
\ bill TO irgrlize The oil ,ill acts Of John ".
Bell justice ci The peace IN llasca county, and
'',' '"'''' 'N''s ne ec'e'''! 81 me
,;'"? ~ ,"''''S vi '''' '''"d', o. '''e
=. W." ''''0! "'s ''n'N''eu III
crossed.
'"' WI, ""''n'" % .''e c""c"t'""r'
',,;i'' =. ':''''' ~ !" ~ 'o' TX,
bill Tor tho relief s. Io,tph r. Lrown
Ncnoaial 10 Congress relative to School
'-".uS: $780,
- H"' 10 's''"',>" "uai'ion"' road o',''c'S IN
NE ie''"ofy' ana QUA 10 incorporate the Hen
"'pa N"'"s -,s'""'''a' society:
'ev'i-eo 'o'h '"e House anu
''"' /" ""s anu s,c"'o "''i's'
- u. 10 amend he revised statutes was con-
Saefea !" COMMITTEE 81 The Whole, and referred
7" ."c No'..'i''''ee "h INC 'uH'ci'fE.
-" .'' '"' me eA''c'>e u e1u"y Jurisprudence
u 'he 'o'h' Oh CIV" actions was Referred to the
u, ,"''' :, on me ]uu,'Mfy'
vi, p""c"c" introduced NH l" incorporate
'''o ''"ne>o' "cs.eih 'a'ro'o company, Which
was 'c"u /" III st anu scco'u i''hes'
MONDAY, teb IA.
y bill Tor the relief Of Jcseph l.. Brown and a
'hehio'h TO Congress ior tie esiabIIrhueni e a
military post at Pen,bina, were reported correct
ly enrolled.
y bill for the exercise Of equity jurisdiction in
the form Of civ;! actions and for other purpt ses
was reported from the Judiciary Committee with
.',,e"1' HIS ""'cn was adopted ana lie oiii re-
VI. -, ne" 10 N'crno reAu''S'
me 'tpoi' oi me regents ~ TIE University.
""a " me e'' IA treasurer were received
"'u 0'"t'eu 70 "e lF.n'cu.
i"1 Go'H,nor no''''eo 'ne Ioonc" tal' ne hp-
pro'." me oI' :" h,co' r"'"'e TIE iehheph Lodge
~" % l. "
III ''"' " ""'s'eeS 'e'''"e 10 Scnoo'
I'm
n, va :" e>'""'S' "uot'o''' ROAD oiS"iC'S IN 'he
ny ".u
,;o,,'',, S";a,i ."' '''"",l"' 'c""'! As-
'I =, "oc'I.,' "r'e seNf'"'y considered ~
.au " '"' " ''''' 'e' 'i''o '''''e ana
~, y" "'''o''"0e" '"i 10 Hoofpor-
NV -, no' w c-. '"''''"u No"Pahy' "hich
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interest and The f.iends of he ifol,il;,,.,
Ploljii.!, The petitions and reno. -. l
in VT; bu. the acfiyit> and str.,e,t r 80
rav PEI haps lie il, IA. t..u:i,, ,,,,,
been DONE ''t
The signatures c.r the lew. g., c.
thus far ,1cst.i,d show. cou,.t,,ns .,.. ''
saint Aa.hony, ma
SaG, Pau,
Mnlcaro'i.,
Cottage Grove,
poiat Dos.is,
Fott Smelling.
Traverse Gcs Sioux,
Rcd Wing
Nal ne NiIis.
Tayor's Falis,
Dakota Indians,
TO.ai, ia
ci this n,nrhcr, RI, ball, more Ia, Gee No..
VOTERS And t. these ma, ie adj d s,,n- -
S:i.tra'cr, moi vet prcscn..I Is lt,3 E.,.t.,.
- from ncrduta not VET arrived - f
ADD .ass counties, IrltaLy On the ua,.
would swt.i! The nun .bcr 10 1870 L. 81 Pm .
ticnis Of the Law have iakrn THING. easy
oi those to whom the petitions welc ,rri,>t.
circulation, ing almost cutiiev ne7.lccto.
dc Y. A fw Of them, however ,,rrc vc.,
Mcanv hc the opp. sill a have ,,,,,s.crfa f.
+ an, .;.s Of the I'crli.oiN a E,t of re,n,n
n'A.le' ing $50. We roicc u, on the lit
" hp are aad have been deer, interested in n.
traffic. a1d cthe.s eq,a!Iy Interested IN the -r,
i'rn Of the atii"le though nany Who 10 no.
have .iIrc,l ~. rc;nops,r:nre II ;,ftt
4 di.igant ejaculation IF the renon.,,,rc, -.
crease tlc number If sinnatnits to 500. If
400 would lr legal votes.
~ II! the t,ii PASS - NLtoGy can t,!i .
penis nron the omci--ihe II, tse Icing co.'s
afr. The iii, which has Leon ,cad src.i,, ..
siid printed, NO., hes ugun The Council ..it
cacd ~ t31 acIior VII, Il the n,c,r,e,s f., IL
II j. an IN, rovenert uyon lat ,cl,'. L.,y. ...
though - ic Liable Ia the Il lection, al tb,
judges. nor these # Ja.tirc Cu,ts
1hclc are grounds TO hora that il VIII ,a>.
among them n.iy l,c men,i, nd.
J. Thai the Council cave II tboir sarr,;,
year. AMI ii is ha,dl, to l.. srurosed that III,
men viii change their votes. while III, lno,
the Law acceI ted ~ Il fair majority Of t., ,-
Pie at the special cle clior-ihat IT has le,u,
nGnl;er Il j. ,uor-,lt aic,s onc-h,r. and ,ha
wiaer the number Ct petitioners are since e.,
numetous the rcrnon.rant*. C. asi>,snev No, 4
dnce them to vote f IT,
2 Political rcasors uculd natu.a * ne ..
Council i.;o the measures, Il is certain tlat ,.,
Gus hCnds ci the Law throuu,ou, the Ter, ito.
g,rd as 81 iu.eo ,at to the ucl.,e a. aim.
hat the, viii not act with any ra,tv on IN ..-
" hich on o-cs lis. If TO the Law. and g., thc 49,
hand the l,iin-cc,s an,i their allies VIA ave-.
ir lian who fvols the Law. So c, rlc,c =, ....
.. ound> the Honorable Councillors are J. # To a. 49,.
between lo,in. ithcr the votes If the ,,uo,., ..
or the votes oi ,h; rCtitione.S But thee J. 81 t-
or reason which wall upci ate n favor ii tn ,.-l.
4 thc Bill.
3 Gus LEGISLATORS =, II ha,JI, ~, u;y;,
the r,.ro,.;I,;l;,, - L.,., H., r.
tccted from the t:a,lc in i,iozica,in, a,i,k.
license law ever was or can is p,n.. aly
nlrt. Without III, ~, hii,i,ny statute II :,
that we shall suffer f. m d,,r k,,p,,< ,i.je,,
vice, DUNG tn mn, season r,oic than b. G,.c.
ready is j, manifest lha, the effect e Jule, H.,
,lcci, ION has Ic IN to ,cu.,vc / .,ai restrain.
nrl = : ",'. ""Sn'.'"h COY MUGS
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I>r OF Letters rcma'niny in the Post Office at
IL -. Paul, Minnesota, Feb. 10, 1858
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No Tff'f,,
STnD rrSfFI-C

- iDif'N irn the stable OF the sgbsc .iber in Saint
- Pant. on the night Of The iIih inst large black
horse, about IL hands high his rish hind fooi and AM
Gle larger than The otier; marked b. the harness A
hoea reward VIII Ia paid for the d. livery of horse
and ief or either Of i',em, at Mr. Duraus boarding
house ~ WrST
N. Paul Feb. :, 1853
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- ~ Dppb ION r OF OMEN.
E1bNopNS having oxen for sale, would do well hy
eating on l.. !. Parker. at tIow-s boarding housc
corner Oi Roberts and Fourth streets
II. Pun. Eei. II. IeE3
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Fer The Pioneer.
liquor and An.i-Licuor.

The battle Is f.iil, in array between the iuu r,.
, y, ard The i.ie"ds Of he ifo,,Lito,, ,
tioD"h me re'''i"'s and ronoas i'''c,~ ne 200 a
IN yt;; bat the activity aud strength f Ltl ..,.
ray re'haps lie IN pat mated vla,i.. ...;,
been done.
Ihe signatures 70, the law. 50 far ae .hc ,s.. nj,
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NOT IL y.

tSf mn, ihi co'sent the irin If &. r. Rice & Co is
- ms day dissolved. H. NJ. Rice is authorized to
IL. I'll NM .l.l.- :
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Persons c;lIIIg for any OF The above letters, VIII
piOase say advertised" J. W. BASS, Z. VI
St. Paul, Feb. Is. 1882
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&. Il RICE,
GEO. CULVER,
81. N. RICE.
81 PagI, Feb. 18Th is,3 Il i-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
s. .InmMn
Erom IInenns .ksr...
rHE rlIdHr OF GEHERAL uRouiza

AhH "AaAA VI htaasAAa1 bAHaAs a
Tie Baltimorc SIM. Of III aGih iasi.
sly. in relation 10 ihi. imIo#iaai eseui
L WI, stated hy Telegraph in yestanlay' S
Sun. that Gen l'rqu a. Who h. - Ing
meulral Bucno. Aver. Lad .aasil Il usa
al hprl q e. : Steamer Ta Waler
NifrIi, !.irut Pase Commanding i the
.Ieamrr referred TO- H. wa eaafeal bY
her Ia Eulrc.Bu., and ia VA WiIeh II.
ilrnri to lilrno, iy.r. ~ the 23l Of ia.
IS. To take on hanl supply If call. and
sulne piece. of artillery .cnt uut hy ous
Government rsa w1.gui 90 Ggn lopay Of
Paraguay Nhithcr sle would uu-.rl im-
mcda,c'y Onan,me at Ascension. Lieut.
Page will lriciniius ou the plau og l,- {.
entife eSploiaiian ou die river.
7 11-Atrirri q ap1'ir-, wls induced tO take
flight in eon-cpYenro of ha,ins f-on d.,
.criod by his &c. and m'uacai ny General
Fiore. IT, attempted To r..arh iir ,um.i
from his c1ircHchmuut., iu dly ,ime lll
on Che Iul To Palermo. Lring mat ly O.
mah .luu.Hr 'nouh 10 IyHzl and la
ru.' Lrs live the Glg.mmsm 60 be-
wa- obliged 20 r'un 1nI aarit ilr ed,cru
night ipmakn hi. e.cHpr.
Ai uialt hr started in % cDaah. fnid t
l' ihli of Mr. rrud ior. I ; Charge
hn 3 broke d1au on the tofl. In ,ru
m.uu'o however be- procured lof.c and
reached doc Waor With. ard wa- received
with 70 salute The iuire.Rinp trup. en-
bnrk'd nt i'c same time ou b1irl ihe Eng
l-h .tcam .r-aic Locut. aud % sailed im.
mnii.icly l.r Eu'r Rios.
Nj dr. public oGicar under 'rqu'n who
were lclt behind hasicfc to submit lo ibc
lluclus Aycr, Government
The u.w. of lwliA's fight which the
British Packet AYERS wns secured Us NJ,
Intervention uf the Ministers ur The niirl
Sn'c. France and England. wa- received
with the most oy'myasant dyjelt ir tLc
ciiy. Salulcs were fred. bell. were ruug.
ilc people turned out ~ mqfsr. aud repair.
ed 10 the Government House with music Z,
congratulate the Ministry. The Govern.
ment dccrrtd that the 18th mud lGlh should
be- kept a. ia.t days, and lliat on the lafor
day at nnan y solemn Tc Damn should De-
chaun'cl "in ihuks 10 thr Umuiruiaut
Being by whose performances an corrom.
iiOns, civil and military urc uei tcd.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
FAKE superior silver Mines,

Tprn,y Sulrn writes 10 the New Aerk
aTribnnoo with respect to the mineral in.
tero.tg of Lake Superior and recent dis
eoycry made through the ngeney Of an ne
complshrd metallureist just tfom Europe
Mr. saru spent great portion et the
summer upon Lake Superior and took to
Washington with him large Yarieiy Of
.pscimcns Of copper ore The malallpgisl
above referred to, on seeing tisse sfeei'
men. Immediately rrnmnsalih ihe win stone
or malrix adhcriug rich afe Of silfer. 1t
has boon Known from the beginning that
horo WA, more or les of rali1e silver to
b. ional in the nine fnlitvas al one time
believed lhc quantity woall 1e safi sisal 10
bear rmntion. and would add eansideta.
ILg 10 tlo value of lla minasi but aNpsfi'
mrnt. heretofore have filled.
Tdo experiment Of extracting The silver
was mals upon four paresls, with the fol.
luw'us pult
NJ From Northwest Min. yi#ll af
|tsr tha mtcor 81 az af silver Ia I'm pounds
os aa-eqnal to l,l2l q. pr taai saluf
Sla5j -.
W. lle ROYAL Mn yield MFR IL
:, Of 20 ot. 10 tha I'm falal.-ealil Ia
- ez. pr ton; value. si2i N
NJ . fmm d. sumo miHel 95ell a1ai
tbs ra'r of . D "a. to tn IN fa1aa.-slniI
Ia saD os per tom ulns. sis
NJ. T. Cha Mine. }Iell aIleH III faia d
l. aa 10 ihn In rn4lz-sI1al Ia . p -
r.rtui value Sa1l n
M Smm ,laies. an tlie authority @
Grai HurouL. Minister INN sa4lof
that In south America an afa 4iell.Hs fun
ln6,a per lu1 Ih. VII ~ expenses
+ Al Lasa superior the miHiaz ekp#a#. Nil
MI b. incurred iu getting aaf IHe ezfl##H -
+ IT, i'ar u.a'Hel alIl i #.aHa / sla
lrfa
t. m.mt nl imfliaa## af til ii.
r#ss 's SHH l#-H Hf#H
h. il.aai. ,aatl IN m iaHII#r ia#af
CATION. g. a4.ians L. HIHe as4'H.
pamlme all wild sa.a.laas "a ih
sumi ui tii. ai=eWeff.
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
Later from Utnh~.Fncnrsions of
ihc EnIiuns, &c.
l0rlsynLr. Oel B

LpusynLr. Oct, 3
The SAT- Lake mil ln.auiyod it reach.
cd Independence on "Wednesday.
j. VI. Berhci,t delegate TO Congress.
amc n
.fhe Indian. were becoming very trouble.
some ia Utah killing mauy person. aud
stealing great deal OF stock. III, Cover.
NOR had issued proclamation calling aus ail
the military force in ilc Territory. lie hid
al-o ordered a wall tn be buit around Che
city, 20 feet high aud eight feet thick
ile had sent ont party Of ntmri men 10
take the outlaw Bridges but be- escaped 49,
They took his fort aud locked up biz store
aud returned for reinforcement There
was hot work anticipated
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

fRoM me JArAN ENrrruoN -.fhc
Franklin brings intelligence that the Amer.
can expedition to Japan was at the latest
dates in the noishhcrhool Of Loo.Choo Is.
lands, awaiting tho arrival Of The Powhsiian.
Acuos.l'''s. i,.--.i..--ll4ns. Kong papers The
Emperor of Russia is rcsulssi q. .,,..-.,..
gi...y Df e.fs;..r cron tbo eeaiVd doors Of
japan. Ills armament in the China seas.
according 10 thesc authorities, is for that oh.
jecl, and is no, r. ha- been stated. squad.
ron Of observation designed to check and
control the movements Of our fleets Three
ycsscls-lhc Palla,, Of - guns. lue Daina,
la guns. aud No.iock Of ! gun.-wcre TO
sail from Hong Kong carly In Augi.', to
join the American l,ei and co.1p,ra', in
the Overture"
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19
CUBA.

The Washington Union concludes an ed,
itorial article on Cuba with thi, language.
I'VE shall be Disappointed if every nogoiia.
tion which involves the fate Of Cuba /. not
conducted with wildlm, liberality. and the
most scrupulous regard for our national hon.
or. Our anxiety for the annexation Of the
Island is not such as to induce Us to conpic.
nance any scheme Of violence for hnacnipr
result to which we look with confidence a.
the Legitimate consequence Of the fixed law,
Of Nature. If the destiny Of Cuba !, to be
complicated with violence and blood,lel.
the responsibility Of every drop Of lifr.blood
thus wasted will resi- upon the oflicious in.
reference Of parties who have no real inter.
est in her fate. We are content with the
policy--iaisss fdire If Great Britain
will do the same, the destiny Of Cuba need
excite no further fears as 10 the peace Of the
world. If Great Britain however persists
in iniermeddling in tho NATTER in the man.
ner charged upon her. then there may be
some blood split but still Cuba will be her
own or ours.'
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

TuE FOUNDER or SouAtru DrAp-Thc
founder Of the Huariic Socialist Community.
OF Tn-e1rawas county Ohio. Joseph Bime.
ler' died at an advanced age on the 20h Of
August. lie had boon Prophet, Priest and
King over the Holriie- for nearly halfa cen.
iury. Thirty-scycn years neo they cmigra.
ted from Germlny--po1r fricniIes. stran.
gers. by economy unity and industry the
body have accumulated Immense wcalth.-
They number about 2l0 souls. and for.
ty-Gyc heads Of families They are snppo..
cd to be worth The major part Of million Of
dollars
Washington telegraph., 1853-10-19

SWAMI LANps-We publish on the first
page of our paper to-day an argument
made before the Board Of Swamp Eand
Commissioners, by Arnrnr PIX, Esq
on subjects of great Interest to the feople
Of this state-thc establishment of the dis.
triet land agencies under The act ef lslh
January last,--tho validity Of the laealiaas
nude at these agencies, and the true con.
slrnetian Of the different acts Of our sate
Legislature, concerning the swamp anu
oYeffoWed lands This opinion vas with.
out hesitation adopted by the Beard, and m
ordinance, which clearly defines the eaurse
thereafter to be pursued in the loeaiian Of
the swamp and oycilowcl lands was nass.
ed. The opinion Of Mr. pleE has been ful.
Is sustained by the Attorney General. afon
m application Of l.. } REARpoN, Esq.. for
lis salary as State Land AGENT, since the
passage of the rci Of l9ih ianuafg lazt.-
The maiter was by the Auditor nisffea
10 the Attorney General who promptly de.
eide TINT Nj. RrAHpoN was euiitled In lis
alary as such agcui-ihc nov laHa agent,
created by the net cr l2.h laaaa'y. nj be.
iae "a e9iec until The map' aud plais wera
fnfni=hel them by the Auditor
This opinion Of the highest law oilieef oi
lie sialo. fully recognizes the elarse alapi.
Il hy The eommi siuncr., as sci folih in tfe
ordinance. 10 which We have alinlsd. ahl
which We publish on our thirl plge.
w invite the attention Of iho.a q anf
readers who feel interested in the mailer
10 the opinion, aud to the order Of e Roarl
al Commissioners.