The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-17
The Feeling in England.

There is great discomfort manifested in England at
the hardness OF the government in sending succor 10
Turkey. We have before US the London Morniny
Adrrtiser, of April Goth, which is severe in its dc.
nunciatons of the Ministry 1t says that The "dc.
lays which have taken place only proving dis
astrol,s to the Turks, but they meant to do So
1t cannot be too often repeated that they not the
result of mere mbeciity or ncapacty, but Of DELHI.
ei ate cOnnivance. We charge some influential party
other in the councils of the Sovereign, with crimi-
nal conplicty,-with playing purposely the game Of
the Car. We do not, as said some days ago, I'M
there must be traitor, because there is trcachery-
Nor will he be able to conceal himself much longer.
He will he speedily discovered and dragged into the
light of day, from the darkness in which he has
hitherto contrived to enshroud himself
In the meantime Russia is having everything her
own way. She is crossing the Danube in all direc.
tions, and marching and countcrmarching wherever
and whenever she pleases, she has got up very con.
venient instruction in Greece and, through British
nstrllmenaties, will get up another at Constantine
pie. She is still, in effect, the mistress of the Black
Sea. Her transports and other vessels proceed from
one part OF the Euxine TO another, if there were
no such thing as British ship-ofwar in existence
Admiral Dundas night just as well be lying with his
fleet at Spthead. little more time is all that she
requires And that, under some fimsy pretext or an
other, she will obtain, through the traitorous
influence headquarters TO which she ALREADY owes
so large debt of gratitude. She is on the high road
10 the attainment of all that she seeks. In very
brief period, Turkey, through the assistance of Eng
land, will be broken in pieces, and Constantinople
and the Bosphorous become the possessions of the
Czar.''
The London Times, although tie ssorgan" of the
Ministry scarcely less severe, upon the want of ac-
tivity displayed in the movements. 1t is partic
ularly savage upon Admiral Dundas Of the Black Sea
fleet, whose proceedings it characterizes as timid
and sleepy
CALIFORNIA GAMBLING The MarysvilIe Herald
says that some time since gambler absconded from
that place, leaving behind him a roulette wheel
which on being taken apart, found to he SO con.
sructcd that, by touching spring. the bottom of every
box painted red would he made to rise, presenting
smooth surface, and leaving the bal, no alternative
but to drop into the black. Should the heaviest bet.
ting te upon the black, the might be pressed
little harder, whereupon the bottoms of all the black
boxes would come up, and the ball must 60 into the
red. Moving with the smoothncss of clock work,
the machinery could never fail. With it a child
might play against the world and win every stake.
Doubtless many young man who has gone out from
our Eastern States to the land Of promise, buoy ant
with health, and hope, and energy, and has there
earned by the sweat of his brow an amount sufficient
to render him independent for liie has, in moment
OF excitement or forgetfuness been induced to stake
his ha' d-earned gains at the table of gamber-per-
haPs on such an instrument as ths-and has thus
been robbed not only of his wealth, but of his hope
bis energy, and his self-rcsrect.