The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-27

Western New York, he will oblise US, and CRAFTY
many Of our readers from that section of the Unon
SNOW IL NEW YoRK.-Snow, accompanied by
hail. fell in Syracuse Monday afternoon and night
the 10Th inst. According to the wea,her-wise this
early appearance OF snow is indicative Of a severe
winter.
On Saturday, 22d ins'., just enough snow fell at
this place enable us TO tell what it looked like.
Up TO Saturday, had very warm and beautiful
weather
During the nineteen weeks ending on the 10Th inst
there ten thousand and sixty nterments in the
city Of New Orleans, Of which eight thousand one
hundred and foriy-,hree were persons who died o.
yellow fever. Our last adviccs from that Inflated
city Of a cheering character trade was
resuming its wonted activity; many vessels com
ing in; and little apprehension existed concerning
further ravages by Tie epidemic.
The opening address at the New Hampshire State
Fair delivered by Hon. Edward Everett.
The Native American party in Philadelphia have
formed a coalition with the wings. This accounts
for the election OF Mayor by the latter
On the 9TH took place the ceremony of having the
corner stone of Jewish Educational Institution, on
Greene street, New York the adjoining lot 20 the
Synagogue. The duty performed by the Rabbi
OF the church, the Rev. DR.. Raphall, who wa for
n,erly connected with the Birmingham (Engiand)
Jewish institute, which be was instrumental in found
ing.
The American Bead Of Foreign Missions, recent
Is in session Cincinnati, adjourned to nioe, a
Hartford next Juv.
DEATH OF MKs. WEEsrER.-The papers an
nounce the death Of Mrs Catharine Webster, " ldov
of the late Prof Webster, Of Harvard College Sh.
died after lucss Of onl, hrty-sx hours. although
her health since the death Of her husband has beer
feeble.
Massachusetts, offers to sell Maine 100 900 acres
Of land for 1852 500. Maine can buy much larse
number Of acres and far better land in Minnesota fo
great deal less money. Why not make the purchase
here, and give it, sell ii on time to the worth,
young men Of Maine, and lie, them come and cuiya,,
it!
How To DIsrERsE MoB-TRy Ir.-Pas;
round hat, soliciting contributions. They'll scatter
in double quick tune.
Dr. Hunter has been sentenced in PHILADELPHIA
to ten years Imprisonment in the Peniten,ary fo
marrying many women as he could persuade t.
have him. This is big pill 70. the Doctor.
Col Mason, of the Army, died on the 9Th Of Sept
Of Panama Fever, contracted in July last. he va
highly esteemed as a and soldier.
The population Of the world is estimated AZ 500,
0oO,O 900.
Costa Rica, State Of Central America, is repre-
scented aboundins in Mineral resources the eli
is healthy and the soil productive. Land with
in ten miles Of the Capitol can be purchased for ter
dollars per acre. Wheat, grain and Coffee can be
raised to advantage. This may all be, but il cannot
compare with Minnesota.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.--We have received the
November number Of this va liable monthly. The
number before lis viii compare favoraby with any
which have preceded it. Much exertion is apparen!
in the conductors Of the Lady's Book, TO make the
work only instructive and amusing but also val
man Of business.
THE COUNTRY GEHTLTNAN.--Among, the many
valuable agricultural publications. which reach our
table, we find none which exccs the Country Gen.
ternan" either in mechanical execution, or the USE
full agricultu al reading it contains. I, is published
in Albany, n. Y, BY the talented proprietor Of the
Cuitiva;or.
The MlcHlGANFAaMrE for October has reach
ed us. II is a work our farmers should pa,ronize-
To this number there is supplement attached, con-
tanning list of the officers Of and premiums award
ed BY. the State Agricultural Society.
Barnabas Bates, the great advocate of the cheap
postage system. died recently a. Boston. He was
formerly Assistant Postmaster of New York CITY.
The Governor Of Tern, in Italy, having said that
when there no more -four the people might ca,
straw, the people threw him on, Of window and
stuffed him with straw till he died.
RAILROAD IrEas.-The Illinois Central Railroad
has been Completed and the cars are now running TO
Lena, twelve miles Of Freepor,, in connection
with the Gaena and Chicago road.
The earnings the Southern Michigan Railroad
for the frs, week in October. were for passengers
$40 ,i23 42; for freight $14,s6l So; total SAP
81. II this ratio continues for the month the earn
inss Of the road for October, will reach the sum OF
1926, 200.
One half of the Galcna JeNcrsonian is offered for
sale OH liberal terms.